OSFR has worked alongside Current Problems on many occasions on both river and sinkhole cleanups. If you go to their web site you will see two OSFR board members working with their group. Thanks […]
Until Florida officials find the political will to tackle these big problems, massive algae blooms are probably going to be a fact of life. And spot solutions will never make up for the damage Floridians […]
For those who may have an interest, the DEP will have a webinar on Wednesday. Many water policy-makers take the DEP at face value and mistakenly believe the BMAPs will save us. Unfortunately, as […]
The following guest editorial appeared in the July edition of the Observer and we thank Barbara Llewellyn for publishing this in its entirety. Dark Clouds Form Over Ginnie Springs In 1998, the Suwannee River […]
As Mike Roth writes below, it is now crystal clear that our water agencies in Florida do not intend to protect, preserve nor restore our springs and rivers, they intend to continue to cater […]
Dr. Shortelle, head of Florida’s most ethically challenged water management district, throws out the money number: $736.7 million for water quality improvement. We would love to see that amount directed to the sources of […]
This article exposes part our problem that we have in Florida regarding water. People recognize our red tide and green algae issues because they are visible and smelly. The slow death of our springs […]
The water treatment plants of both Starke and Valdosta are unable to handle summer rains. Simple human error so often is the cause of these unnecessary environmental disasters, but it seems such is not so […]
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