State-Aided Polluters & Water Abusers
Following is a synopsis of a presentation at the Internation Symposium of River Science. Attended by 300 people from 10 countries, we were unaware of this meeting, held in California last Oct. 6 through 9. […]
Following is a synopsis of a presentation at the Internation Symposium of River Science. Attended by 300 people from 10 countries, we were unaware of this meeting, held in California last Oct. 6 through 9. […]
This excellent article lists all the bad things that can happen with aquaculture, and the only pro seems to be making money for the company. There is absolutely no good reason to risk our waters […]
Diane Roberts outlines in her commentary what I would describe as serious problems cooking in our legislature. Read the original article here in the Floridaa Phoenix. Comments by OSFR historian Jim Tatum. jim.tatum@oursantaferiver.org – A […]
This is one of the worst pieces of legislation passed in Florida. Read the original article here at VoteWater. Comments by OSFR historian Jim Tatum. jim.tatum@oursantaferiver.org – A river is like a life: once taken, […]
This article tells the incredible story of the State of Florida intentionally allowing the death of its iconic springs and rivers. I guess we can blame money as the reason, as well as human greed. […]
Here again is the state’s solution: treating the problem’s symptoms with toxic chemicals instead of addressing the causes, which are excessive nitrates and over-pumping. Protecting polluters and not the environment. Thanks to VoteWater for all […]
That the government is actively pursuing exploitation of fossil fuels while most activities are shut down, shows the extent of purpose this regime has in killing our planet. Read the original article here in the […]
Once again, our state has taken a water body away from the public for recreational use. What is worse, it has put its citizens in harm’s way by the health threats of toxic algae. Scientists […]
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