Michael Roth: A better use for spring water
Using common logic, Mike Roth points out the many flaws in Risa Wray’s weak attempt at justifying even more withdrawals for personal profit from the imperiled Santa Fe River, when what it needs […]
Action Alert – High Springs City Commissioners Will Address Nestle Issue
Calling all High Springs residents opposing the water grab at Ginnie Springs by Seven Springs Water Company – we want you to give a voice to the river and springs we call home. On Thursday […]
Bob Knight: New Year’s resolutions for Florida’s springs
…the brochure includes blatant untruths, including that DEP “is restoring springs by setting limits on nutrient pollution” and “Florida’s water management districts protect springs by regulating water use.” It is so ironic that Florida’s agency […]
Florida’s imperiled springs
One wonders if our system of justice is flawed when so much power rests in the hands of a single individual, who at times seems to lack common sense or else have personal […]
Nestlé cannot claim bottled water is ‘essential public service’, court rules
So totally refreshing to see some judges that do not bow to industry and who have a lick of common sense. We need them in Florida and all over the world. Read the complete […]
Fort White Backs Off Vote In Opposition of Seven Springs – Nestle Permit Renewal
Stew Lilker of the Columbia County Observer reviews the actions of the Fort White Town Council regarding the issue of supporting or not the Seven Springs permit renewal for pumping water from Ginnie […]
Seven Springs – Nestle – Environmentalists: Does Everyone Want the Same Thing for the Santa Fe? Part I: The speakers
Following is the review of the Columbia County Observer of the Nestle issue before the Fort White Town Council. This is part I describing those who spoke on both sides of the issues. Comments by […]
Editorial: Taxes alone won’t save the springs
Risa Wray wants to distance herself from Nestle, but that is impossible as she enables Nestle with water and plastic pollution. She wants to draw down the Santa Fe River more, even though it is […]
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