Today, April 29, 2012, the Tampa Bay Times published a synopsis of the latest OSFR op-ed, as follows: Fracking puts our water in danger Two controversial fracking bills in the Legislature purport to regulate and […]
Had the Brookings Institution Think Tank set out to predict the doings yesterday in Tallahassee, they would not have come even close. As a result of a quirk*, fluke, accident, or what some called an […]
Following is the OSFR opinion piece run by Randi Atwood in today’s Tallahassee Democrat. Tomorrow is the last legislative session dealing with the controversial hydraulic fracturing process that is a threat to our aquifer. Everyone […]
Today marked the appearance of world-renowned author Cynthia Barnett’s latest book, Rain a Natural and Cultural History. It is her third major work, the earlier two being Blue Revolution: Unmaking America’s Water Crisis (2007) and […]
Following is an email by Merrillee Malwitz-Jipson, president of OSFR and Save our Suwannee, recounting the travesty in Tallahassee last Tuesday, April 21. This information has been scattered about the Internet for some time, but […]
There is a continuing absence of consideration for regional aquifer sustainability by the water management districts that are tasked with protecting this public resource. The Floridan Aquifer, both upper and lower, from the Panhandle through […]
Water policy expert Swihart speaks Monday Staff report Published: Saturday, April 25, 2015 at 10:22 p.m. Last Modified: Saturday, April 25, 2015 at 10:22 p.m. The new “Water Voices” speaker series continues Monday evening […]
“Based on what we know today, it appears to be a betrayal of what the voters wanted to happen,” said Jim Stevenson of Tallahassee, former chief naturalist for Florida’s state parks Florida Springs Task Force […]
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