Both local and state governments sometimes fail to notify citizens of dangerous pollution or the risk of dangerous pollution. It is bad enough that our agencies pollute our waters but even worse when they are […]
There used to be book burnings because authorities were terrified that the knowledge in the books might lessen their control over the people. Ex-Governor Rick Scott was terrified of this, and now his next-in-line […]
Water falling freely, catch it if you can! Water is an increasingly valuable resource in our densely populated and warmer world. To reduce our demand on the aquifer, rainwater catchment systems can fulfill your outdoor […]
The following comments are by Columbia Country Observer columnist Stew Lilker regarding the Columbia County Commissioners’ meeting where they discussed Rum Island Park. For years the park was used very little, then a few […]
Paddle up to Santa Fe Spring and the Olustee confluence this coming Friday, July 12th. This is a free event and space is limited to 12 people. Secure your spot and details with a ticket […]
Lip service is easy but being proactive requires political will, which too often is nonexistent. Kudos to New York for good thinking and good action. Take note Florida decision-makers. Read the original article here in […]
This is a huge win because anytime you have land committed to any kind of conservation, chances are pretty good that development will be kept out. In Florida, however, nothing is ever safe from developers […]
Florida has done well with its state parks, but they are continually threatened by development. Springs and rivers within the parks have not done well because our DEP and water management agencies are allowing […]
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