Senate President Kathleen Passidomo followed the Florida Legislators’ legacy on environmental issues when, asked about climate change, she noted the number of fires on electric vehicles. Instead of focusing on the problem of climate change, […]
Begging politicians for money to help restore a spring or a river is largely a waste of time, although we certainly do not discourage that. The way it is supposed to work, of course, is […]
OSFR has long been a proud sponsor of Trini Johannesen and the Parknership program at Fort White schools. This is a program which brings an important message to youngsters who may not learn about the […]
Florida has a history of its citizens supporting environmental issues, while the State of Florida, the DEP and the five water management districts as well as its legislators have an abominable record of killing […]
Plum Creek and Weyerhaeuser and massive developments. Sound familiar? Of course, but developers just never rest–this is about the most massive development in the history of Maine. And in remote lakes and natural areas. For […]
Many of our readers have seen the film “Gasland” and are familiar with the horrible pollution caused by fracking in Pennsylvania. Probably no state has suffered more from the greed of Big Oil and fossil […]
Best Thanksgiving wishes from President Terry, our Board, our Webmaster Susan and all our great volunteers. We are thankful for many things, not the least of which is we still have […]
The following was sent by former OSFR president Kristin Rubin, who has been dedicating much of her time to promote the FRTCW amendment. OSFR is blessed with many hard-workers none of whom are paid. […]
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