The wheels in the EPA turn slowly, but they are starting the process. Go to this EPA link for information on this dangerous chemical. Comments by OSFR historian Jim Tatum.jim.tatum@oursantaferiver.org– A river is like a […]
It is obvious that the decision-makers in the State of Florida have no plans to save our springs, rivers and aquifer since they consistently refuse to follow remedial water laws. The feeble actions they take […]
Here we have an opportunity to help preserve the Santa Fe River from development and industry. Alachua Conservation Trust has done monumental work in helping keep the Santa Fe River alive and flowing, in […]
Building in a rivershed, above a natural sink, comes with inherent challenges which we have seen played out in the mountains of Tennessee and North Carolina. Where water flows, earth will erode, especially now with […]
In Florida the developers are so strong and the leadership over protected public lands is so weak that nothing is safe. Read the original article here in the Invading Seas. Comments by OSFR historian […]
In order to understand better professor Matthew Cohen’s lack of criticism of the DEP, keep in mind he is an employee of the state. If he were to describe the DEP accurately, he would likely […]
Among the things we have learned from Deep Water Horizon, besides that big corporations may lie to the public, is that the damage may continue for years and years. Further illustration that we need to […]
More environmental problems caused by our corrupt and biased Supreme Court. Read the original article here at WJCT News. Comments by OSFR historian Jim Tatum. jim.tatum@oursantaferiver.org – A river is like a life: once taken, […]
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