The following commentary recently appeared in the Orlando Sentinel, written by OSFR advisor Dr. Robert Knight of the Florida Springs Institute. It is shameful that the State of Florida has chosen to sacrifice its unique […]
Sometimes its a trickle, others times its a cascading waterfall. Myrtles Fissure provides an ever-changing view of our river. From the river, one can spot the shallow run that flows across the sharp limestone. The […]
The DEP has made no workable plan to enact BMAPs which will help our water problems. There is no indication they will do so. Thanks to Betty Johnson For This Link The Florida Department […]
Yesterday in Apopka DEP reps called together a meeting named OUTSTANDING FLORIDA SPRING RULE DEVELOPMENT WORKSHOP and invited the public. And the public came and they gave the reps a black eye. Springs advocates minced […]
This covert proposal has now been withdrawn, but serves to show how sneaky corporations can be to hide their intentions from the public. Read the original article here at WINK News. Comments by OSFR historian […]
“With sea levels rising, coastal cities sinking, and dams and levees aging, flood events may become even more frequent and destructive.” “Gulf Coast states Florida, Louisiana, and Texas account for nearly half of the 100 […]
Here is an update of what we have been doing this month. On September 8th we co-hosted a Water Protectors Meet and Greet with SSJ Sierra at Ichetucknee State Park on September 8th. We networked […]
Although there are many ways our tap water can become contaminated, water in the USA is usually much safer than in many countries. Read the complete article here in USA Today. Comments by OSFR historian […]
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