Post navigation ← Implementing (key parts of) the “Florida Springs and Aquifer Protection Act” The political climate → Obstructing effective water management May 7, 2014 Legiputians tying down water management programs The real water policy of the […]
The “springs bill” being considered in the Florida Senate is full of commonsense policies. The bill calls only for measures that should have been in place long ago, enjoy strong public support, and cost less than recent water management budget … Continue reading →
For the second year in a row, the Suwannee River Water Management District (District) has joined with the Florida Legislature in recognizing April as Springs Protection Awareness Month. LIVE OAK, FL, April 3, 2014 – FOR […]
Sen. Nan Rich to Host Environmental Forum in Gainesville Weston, FL – Senator Nan Rich announced today that she will hold an environmental forum in Gainesville later this month to discuss critical issues related to the […]
There was an estimated 400 citizens and elected officials in attendance at the Florida Springs Rally 2010 yesterday in the state Capitol. Bruce Ritchie covered the event in his article here: http://bruceritchie.blogspot.com/2010/02/springs-rally-at-capitol-attracts-about.html At the EPA Hearing, a fact sheet was […]
Water Grab? Rose Carolyn, The growth machine is back to its old tricks. Big developers want to drain north Florida, its rivers, lakes, and springs, in order to fuel more unsustainable development in central and […]
A plan is afoot to control all of Florida’s water by one agency which could then be controlled by special interests. Continue reading for the article by Craig Pittman. The original article appeared […]
Tax on Extraction The following article by John Kennedy appeared in “News Service of Florida” on Oct. 5, 2009. NO THIRST FOR EXTRACTION TAX FOR WATER BOTTLERS By JOHN KENNEDY THE NEWS SERVICE […]
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