Those following our newsletters here know that we have multiple posts about the dangers of the ‘forever’ chemicals called PFAs. As with the case of toxic algae, the more we learn the worse it gets […]
OSFR is pleased to celebrate with Alachua Conservation Trust this added protection for the Santa Fe River. This is important to keep the river intact and protect it from development and more pumping. Comments by […]
We gave our review of “The Fellowship of the Springs” in an earlier post and now a larger audience will have the opportunity on Thursday, July 8 at 4 pm on WUCF. Hopefully it may […]
More shenanigans from the St Johns River Water Management District which gave support and permission for the plan to pipe water from Black Creek to certain Keystone Heights lakes. The environment was never a […]
Desalination today accounts for about 1 per cent of the world’s drinking water. The process is very energy intensive which goes counter to environmental codes, so this may be a breakthrough. Read the original […]
Thank goodness once in a while we see some common sense in our leaders, but again, these are not water managers. Evidently the phosphate industry was not pushing hard for this, and it just went […]
We commend the Orlando Sentinel for this commentary, and they are right on the button when they say agriculture must adjust its consumption of water and fertilizer. Their editors do not realize though, that the […]
Craig Pittman rightly blames DeSantis for not addressing the sources of blue-green algae, which we are discovering to be more and more dangerous to human health. Florida’s number one income source, tourism, is set to […]
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