The following news article from the Associated Press describes another example of fossil fuel pipes which leak. Last December another leak began in Cook Inlet and has only recently been stopped, reports Hillcorp Alaska. These […]
* The continuing demise of Silver Springs and the reasons why are well documented. The St. Johns River Water Management District perhaps illustrates best the egregious bad management of our state’s water resources. […]
Carl McKinney of the Lake City Reporter has an article today, April 16, 2017 about fertilizer restrictions. The law is so mild it may have little effect, but it is a step in the right […]
Thanks to John Quarterman, Suwannee Riverkeeper and WWALS for this map from the Florida Springs Institute showing the groundwater users. Note the big blue dots where White Springs used to be. Comments by OSFR […]
Today, April 14, 2017 St. Johns RIVERKEEPER, Florida Defenders of the Environment, Florida Springs Institute, and USGBC Heart of Florida Region presented a panel discussion and screening of the documentary, Troubled Waters: Connections and Consequences. […]
ALACHUA COUNTY, FL – Alachua County’s Environmental Protection Department (EPD) has received $300,000 in funding from the St. Johns River Water Management District to reduce water use by replacing irrigated turf with Florida Friendly Landscaping. […]
SAVE THE DATE! Hernando County Utilities Department is hosting a FREE! workshop on protecting & restoring the springs! For more information on this Free Educational Workshop contact Alys Brockway at 352-754-4749 or email abrockway@co.hernando.fl.us. This […]
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