A great step forward, thanks to Commissioner Adrian Hayes-Santos and others who voted for it. Also to several Sierra Club members headed by Maryvonne Devensky has worked long and hard to bring this to the […]
The answer to the question in the title is, probably not. At least not yet, and given the rate of increased use. Reasons given below are overuse, climate change, and contamination. Unless substantial changes are […]
The Florida Springs Council has re-published an article from the Tampa Bay Times, written by Preston Haskell of Jacksonville. Like the FSC, we also have long supported this idea. We were also fortunate to be […]
Dr. Bob Knight to whom credit is due for the fine Summit Day two of the Summit was packed with panels and information with three panels and the delightful treat of Margaret Tolbert’s […]
Yes, these springs get Fs, but it is really Rick Scott and his toadies, the Department of Environmental Protection, the Department of Agriculture and their toadies and the useless, spineless legislators who get the F- […]
Two years ago the Florida Springs Council held the first Springs Summit at the College of Central Florida in Ocala. On November 1 – 4, 2018 the second one took place. The main panels […]
This totally misleading article by Steve Crisafulli is a fine example of politicians hoodwinking the public and making them think our water situation here in Florida is anything but what it actually is. These […]
The lesson to be learned in Dr. Knight’s latest op-ed is of extreme importance and one a few but not all of our water managers has begun to realize. And it is a message that […]
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