The following is now in the Gainesville Sun online and will appear in the February 27, 2022 Issues of the printed newspaper. We again express our appreciation to Lu Merritt and Nathan Crabbe for the […]
We hesitate to do this post simply because we can not do justice to the great panels and presentations throughout the day on Friday, Feb. 11, 2022. Presented annually entirely by students at the […]
This is probably the first film that exposes not only the failings but what is worse, the coverups of our state agencies whose scientists and spokespersons cheat and lie in their findings in order […]
Once again it seems that most view Florida’s problems as just Lake O. and the Everglades. And once again, we see people scurrying around wringing their hands and trying to fix a problem in […]
One of the tasks assigned to the Task Force is to “…prioritize and recommend:” actions to reduce excess loads of nutrients entering our freshwater and coastal systems developed in collaboration with the Blue-Green Algae Task […]
It looks like the state’s power grab from the EPA of doing their own permitting may have backfired. This is just like Rick “Jobs!” Scott, (AKA Rick “I like my fish dead” Scott) telling the […]
New for governmentese: “an imbalance of nutrients” meaning “excessive.” Well, it’s that alright. And that seems to be about all that is new with this task force. If it follows the previous attempts, we […]
Lizette Alvarez makes many good points in this article but seems to miss a major one: the BMAPs are useless and even if followed completely they will not come close to solving our problems with […]
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