Ken Cornell speaks to Sierra Club

May 4, 2019 Advocacy, Events (Advocacy), Miscellaneous, Events (Education), Water Quality Threats - Urban Fertilizers, County Government Solutions, Presentations (speaking, PowerPoint, forums) 4 Comments

Featured speaker at the Suwannee St. Johns Group Sierra Club on Thursday, May 2, 2019 was Alachua Co. Commissioner Ken Cornell, who drew a large crowd. His topics were environmentally related and included […]

Alachua Co. Update With Commissioner Ken Cornell

April 25, 2019 Advocacy, Events (Advocacy), County Government Solutions, Events (Education), Water Quality Threats - Urban Fertilizers 1 Comment

Alachua County Commissioner Ken Cornell will speak on environmental issues at this meeting sponsored by the Suwannee St. Johns Group Sierra Club.

What Are Our County’s Wetlands Worth?

February 4, 2018 Environmental Threats, Aquifer Recharge, County Government Threats 1 Comment

* In an ideal world, the water management districts would take charge. But in our world Gov. Rick Scott’s appointment of anti-regulation zealots to their boards renders them useless. Dave Denslow discusses in the Gainesville […]

Charles Chestnut IV Speaks Out on Water

May 20, 2015 Environmental Threats - Development, Miscellaneous, Water Quality Threats 3 Comments

Alachua County Commission Chair Charles Chestnut IV speaks the truth on water: “It is Alachua County’s responsibility to protect our springs and water supply.” This is not simple lip-service, Mr. Chestnut & Commissioners walk […]

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Ken Cornell speaks to Sierra Club

Alachua Co. Update With Commissioner Ken Cornell

What Are Our County’s Wetlands Worth?

Charles Chestnut IV Speaks Out on Water

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