Another Wasted Year
Each year that we allow our Legislature to hold off on addressing our water problems, that is one more year of putting tons of nitrates into our rivers, one more year of drawing out millions […]
Foolishness in Tallahassee
The following State Reps are in our Realm in North Central Florida realm. Please call each one if you can and tell them to please vote NO on HB 7113, the Transportation Bill. Chuck […]
Groups wary of Red Tide funding
Samantha J. Gross has written this article which appeared in the Tampa Bay Times on April 10, 2019, and can be seen at this link. The article shows us how politics is involved in our […]
Plans for massive toll road projects raise concern
Before new highway plans are finalized all options to improve current transportation corridors should be utilized in order to prevent development sprawl,wetlands destruction, and wildlife casualties. New roads bring excessive sprawl of motels, gas stations […]
Advocacy Day 2019 in Tallahassee
Reclaiming Florida’s Future for All is the theme of Advocacy Day 2019. Organized principally by ReThink Energy, many co-sponsors included Environment Florida, Food and Water Watch-Florida, Floridians Against Fracking, Physicians for Social Responsibility Florida, […]
Fracking is the Topic in Tallahassee
Lots of action today in Tallahassee on fracking bans, both in the Senate and in the House. Some confusion reigned, and some action happened fast. Amendments were added; some failed and some passed. After the […]
Joe Gruters files water quality bills ahead of session
This is a step in the right direction, although to believe that red tide and green algae are the only water problems we have in Florida is a huge mistake. Issuing withdrawal permits as our […]
Investigation: Few results flowing from nutrient reduction plans– Read Florida BMAPs
* The following article is about egregiously excessive nutrient loading in water, due mostly to agriculture, and what it is doing to our nation: CEDAR RAPIDS — America’s Midwest faces worsening trouble with undrinkable well […]
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