The Gainesville Sun has the following excellent editorial in today’s August 11, 2019 newspaper. Nestle claims they only bottle water from sustainable sources. It is a fact that current usage of the Santa Fe […]
The Orlando Sentinel continues to educate the public about the permit renewal which will allow millions of gallons of water to be extracted from Ginnie Springs on the impaired and fragile Santa Fe River, officially […]
(Credit: Zephyrhills Water) We must clarify that the source of our “claim” is the Florida Springs Institute, an impartial source that does science on the springs. Unlike some water agencies which may be […]
We must advise Nestle that the water from Ginnie Springs is not being managed in a sustainable way. The flow is way down from past years and it is still declining, it is not improving. […]
We have spoken recently of the permit renewal submitted by Seven Springs Water to ship water to Nestle at their Ginnie Springs plant. This is the meeting where the Gilchrist County Commission approved the permits […]
Nestle sets its sights on the Santa Fe River Our Santa Fe River, which successfully stopped several water bottling operations in and around the Santa Fe River years ago, is once again confronted with […]
Our river is under siege. Seven Springs Water company, a local business which pumps water for Nestlé whose wells are within a few hundred feet of Ginnie Springs, has applied to the Suwannee River Water […]
Slightly downriver from OSFR headquarters is Ginnie Springs, which in Dr. Knight’s article below, received an F grade in flow and nitrate. What we often refer to as the water bottling plant on CR 340 has […]
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