Scrubtown Sinkhole, Day 2
The near vertical sides of the sinkhole necessitated that the trash be pulled up with ropes. Here we see in the hole OSFR treasurer Cindy Noel, volunteer Shannan Elise, OSFR events director Rhonda Long, who […]
More Water District Shenanigans
It is not only the St Johns River Water Management District that engages in questionable procedures, the South Florida water managers are up to their ears, which definitely should be boxed by someone. Refreshing is […]
Bob Knight: Too polluted to drink
Once again, we are warned. Bob Knight has explained one of the major problems with our drinking water, that many people do not even know exists. Nitrate poses a serious health problem to people of […]
Springs Restoration Summit 2018 Day 2
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 […]
Brad Rogers: Rainbow, Silver get big fat F’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- […]
Florida Springs Restoration Summit 2018 Day 1
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 […]
Alan Toth’s “Mining Phosphorous”
Alan Toth and Laura Newberry prepare for filming on the Santa Fe River. Alan Toth on New River, in a yellow sub.. er, uh, kayak borrowed from Jane Blais. A short […]
Fracking Wastewater Accumulation Found In Freshwater Mussels’ Shells
Can kickers who want to appoint a committee to study fracking more no longer have excuses; they are showing their inability to read or think. The more we learn about fracking, the worse it becomes. […]
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