A voice for Nature
New Zealand is far ahead of the U.S. not only combating pandemics, but also in preserving their environment. We would be wise to take a lesson from them. Or two. We see this as the […]
Battle against Nestle water-bottling permit continues
Read the original article here in the Gainesville Sun. The article is now online and will appear in print in Sunday’s edition. Battle against Nestle water-bottling permit continues By Michael Roth Special to The Sun […]
Poe to be closed for five months.
Poe may be a second-magnitude spring and the largest in Alachua County, but over the years our water managers have not done their jobs to protect it, and it ceased flowing for the […]
Chemical Used to Line Plastic Bottles Is Linked to Premature Death
As if we didn’t have enough reasons to boot greedy water grabbers Seven Springs/Nestle/Ginnie here is one more. OSFR is going all out to stop them. We need all the help we can get, please […]
More And More Reason To Boot Seven Springs and Nestle: 6,000 BOTTLES PER MINUTE
Nestle will soon or may even now be producing 6,000 plastic bottles PER MINUTE. Few of these are re-cycled in spite of the false hype that Nestle puts out. Most go into rivers, road […]
Nestlé Pollutes Rivers With More Than Plastic
See the FaceBook page for la Fédération de la pêche dans les Ardennes for more photos and information at this link. So much for being a good neighbor and helping the community. Is this Nestle’s […]
Audio of Merrillee’s Seven Springs/Nestle interview on WMNF
“HONESTLY, THIS IS ALL ABOUT GREED” Merrillee’s best and most succinct statement regarding Seven Springs Water Co. Following is the WMNF interview with OSFR board member Merrillee Malwitz-Jipson on the Seven Springs/Nestle water […]
Seven Springs vote tabled
The meeting began with Executive Director Hugh Thomas requesting that Item 22., the Seven Springs permit vote, be placed first on the agenda due to unusual interest and number of speaker requests. Taking […]
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