“Amendment 4 is a Clear-Cut Win for Solar”
Vote for a win for consumers by voting in Amendment 4 on August 30. Florida has lots of sunshine, let’s make it work for us. The Tampa Bay Times on July 30, 2016, endorses Amendment […]
One After the Other, After the Other
Litigation is the new norm. The laws to protect our water resources are pieces of paper only. Another new norm is for the agency which is supposed to do the protecting to say “damage will […]
A New and Deadly Threat From Sewage Spills
New reasons to avoid sewage spills are forthcoming from a new study at the University of South Florida, as reported by Florida Today on July 27, 2016. This news should be of interest to the […]
Water Laws and Water Voices
It seems that lots of people in our area want to know why our water laws are not being enforced, as it was a packed room Monday night, July 25, 2016, when Heather Culp and […]
“Perfection is the Enemy of Progress” — Cari Roth, Chair of ERC
Ms. Cari got it totally backward, what she voted for was regression, not progress. What she and two others voted for was to augment the amount of poisons industry will be allowed to dispense […]
The People Granted a DOAH
Great news! The group Protect Our Water in Sumter County has won an audience with the Division of Administrative Hearings (DOAH) with an opportunity to stop a water-bottling plant. Read the article by Marv […]
Florida’s Fossils First Up on Water/Ways Speaker Series Tues. Aug. 2
Florida has a superb fossil record which provides a window into our past like no other state in our nation. Fossils are our connection to mysterious, past worlds populated by strange and wonderful creatures, […]
The Term for This is “RAMRODDING”
Rachel Silverstein has described, in the Miami Herald, the meeting which will take place next week in Tallahassee when the Environmental Regulation Commission meets with key representation lacking. They will determine whether or not to […]
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