Florida Springs Council Supports Ban-Fracking Bills
The Florida Springs Council has released the following resolution to support the ban-fracking bills. […]
Quit Lowering Bar On Water Levels
The Gainesville Sun has published an editorial about the disgusting shenanigans perpetrated by the water scientists at the Southwest Florida Water Management District (SWFWMD). Likely because of pressure from above, they are working very hard […]
Public Left Holding the Bag Again by Bankrupt Phosphate Company
Here is another case of a bankrupt phosphate company leaving a mess for the public to clean up. An earlier one happened in Florida and it cost the taxpayer millions. This could happen on the […]
Bradford County, March 6, 2017
Today, March 6, 2017 at the Bradford County Board of County Commissioners’ meeting in Starke, item C. of the Consent Agenda reads: “BoCC letter to Scott Koons with North Central Florida Regional Planning Council regarding […]
The Real Outrage Is So Few Of Us Are Outraged
The real outrage is so few of us are outraged. We don’t throw politicians out of office any more for allowing our air and water to be poisoned. And the politicians know that. So […]
Possible Radon Gas Problems
Barry Friedman of Lkldnow, an independent online newsletter, has written an article about the Lanier Law Firm, with offices in Houston, New York and Los Angeles, which is interested in pursuing lawsuits for people who […]
Suwannee River Partnership Revived
The Suwannee River Partnership, a forum representing agriculture, water management and environmentalists was reinstated yesterday at a meeting at Ichetucknee State Park near Fort White. Mike Roth, who along with Cindy Noel represented OSFR, has […]
Alachua County No. One In Solar
The rooftop of a Publix-anchored shopping center in Gainesville, FL., is transformed into a 350 KW solar system populated with nearly 1,500 panels. The 46,000 square-foot installation, atop The Exchange shopping center, is among the […]
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