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Dr. Robert Knight Explains Why There Is Not Enough Water Left

Dr. Robert Knight has a guest editorial in today’s Gainesville Sun which explains very clearly why there is not enough water left to warrant granting  Adena Springs/Sleepy Creek the huge alotment they have requested.  Go […]

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Gov. Scott’s Stake In Pipeline Discussed In Lake City Reporter, OSFR President Voices Opposition To Project

Today’s Lake City Reporter has an article by Megan Reeves outlining Governor Scott’s financial interest in the controversial pipeline proposed by Spectra Energy Corporation.    The article reports that the online paper BrowardBulldog.org has disclosed that […]

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Our Santa Fe River, Inc. is a not-for-profit 501-(c)(3) organization incorporated in Florida on December 18, 2007. Our organization is composed of concerned citizens working to protect the waters and lands supporting the aquifer, springs and rivers within the watershed of the Santa Fe River by promoting public awareness pertaining to the ecology, quality, and quantity of the waters and lands immediately adjacent to and supporting the Santa Fe River, including its springs and underlying aquifer.

Santa Fe River Springs Working Group Meets In Alachua

July 25, 2014. Today, OSFR attends the quarterly Santa Fe River Springs Working Group meetings presented by Alachua County Environmental Protection. At Alachua Library.  OSFR was represented by President Merrillee Malwitz-Jipson, board member Mackinsey Shipek […]

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“So Says The Science” More On Sleepy Creek

Today’s Gainesville Sun has as the featured editorial “So says the science”  a summation of the latest controversy over the additional request by Sleepy Creek (formerly Adena Springs Ranch) for 1. 12 million gallons a […]

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