OSFR member Merrillee Malwitz-Jipson is quoted in Newsweek Magazine in the latest issue, and your OSFR historian’s photo of a supposed Sabal Trail pipe, taken at the Starke rally last spring is also published in […]
It seems amazing to your writer how our government wants so desperately to destroy our planet to help greedy corporations get rich at the expense of our quality of life and the environment. It happens […]
Mine opponents will just not go away from the Bradford Co. Commission meetings. Today representatives were there from Our Santa Fe River, Sierra Club and the group Citizens Against Phosphate Mining in B/U. On Aug. […]
Inside Climate News has recently published an article about a study done by the Science Advisory Board (SAB), an independent panel of the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) which questions the study by the EPA regarding […]
Dr. Rick Copeland of Aquifer Watch has sent out news that he will continue the nitrate monitoring of selected wells along the Santa Fe River in the Poe Springs/Rum Island area. The next sampling will […]
The art exhibits at Rum 138, OSFR headquarters, always feature local springs and rivers oriented themes. Come out and meet artist Nina Koelmeyer, enjoy the company of your friends from the neighborhood and […]
What does it take to convince people? Perhaps an earthquake shaking the ground from Illinois to Arizona. And a declared state of emergency by the governor of Oklahoma. Aside from potential aquifer poisoning, injecting […]
Following is a letter sent from Jaclyn Lopez and Rachel Curran to the Bradford County commissioners, on behalf of the Center for Biological Diversity. It is well documented, all-encompassing and self explanatory. OSFR is very […]
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