Happy Holidays from OSFR
Happy Holiday wishes 2019 to all those who love the Santa Fe River from President Mike, our Board, our Advisors, , our Webmaster Susan, our Historian and all our great volunteers. We are happy and […]
Protests at major grocery stores against bottled water Sat. Dec.21, 10 am -12 pm
The following is from the Bottled Water FB page. Come to the protest on Sat. at the Winn Dixie in High Springs and let them know Nestle is helping to destroy our water […]
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 […]
Hundred of Thousands Sign Against Nestle/Seven Springs Permit
A total of three hundred eighty-four thousand (384,000) signatures against Nestle’s permit renewal brought by SumOfUs, which included two hundred twenty-six, two hundred eight thousand (226,208) from Change.org brought by Lindsey Dank and Amanda Sapp […]
12/10/19 Harmful Algal Bloom/Red Tide Task Force Meeting
The following article shows a common tactic used to deceive us by those who profit from not addressing the main causes of red tide and algal blooms. Sneaky, deceptive and shameless. Thanks to Cris […]
Kayaktivism brings 50 plus caring people to protest Seven Springs/Nestle to Ginnie Springs
Following the press release and public speaking at the Suwannee River Water Management District on Dec. 10, a large group went to the banks of the Santa Fe River a short distance upstream of […]
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