Rally For Rainbow
The Florida Springs Council has released this news item. Come out to protect the Rainbow River, which is slowly being destroyed by environmental abuse. Stand up to protect! —————————– We would like to pass along […]
Wind Power Sets New Record For Electricity Supply In US
Renew Economy has reported on the following good news. So who needs Sabal Trail? Comments by OSFR historian Jim Tatum. -A river is like a life: once taken, it cannot be brought back- Wind power […]
The Climate Leadership Council
The following is from the Washington Post and brings a breath of fresh air to our chaotic times and partisan politics. Comments by OSFR historian Jim Tatum. -A river is like a life: once taken, […]
LNG company seeking approval for North Jacksonville production, shipping complex
Merrillee Malwitz-Jipson, sent this today. She is in the Jacksonville area speaking on this for the Sierra Club: Eagle LNG facility makes application in the JAX port area of north Florida for domestic […]
“This Dog Won’t Hunt”
“This dog won’t hunt.” So said commissioner chair Ronald Williams, flourishing a [solicited] letter with the seal of the Florida Department of Agriculture stating that the Ordinance written by the commission was illegal in the […]
Local Partners Seek To Improve Water Quality Of Santa Fe River
Good news for the Santa Fe River. Thanks to SRWMD, a plan to reduce nitrates entering the river will soon begin in Alachua. Read on for details of the plan. ———————— Posted on: February […]
Proposed land use ordinance falls 5-0
The following is an article which appears in today’s Feb. 17, 2017 Lake City Reporter about the county commissioners’ meeting last night where they voted to retain the land use regulations as they are. The […]
OSFR Valentine’s Day Paddle a Huge Success
Here are paddle master Sandy Hubbard’s brief notes on the fantastic paddle on Sunday. We are fortunate that we have some beautiful photos from Jane Blaise, Pam Smith and Toni MacIntosh. Sunday’s paddle […]
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