Joint Governing Board Meeting to Approve NFRWSP Plus FSC Protest
When first the Suwannee River and then the St Johns River managers voted away swiftly and smoothly in just a heartbeat the fate of our springs and aquifer for the next two decades, […]
When first the Suwannee River and then the St Johns River managers voted away swiftly and smoothly in just a heartbeat the fate of our springs and aquifer for the next two decades, […]
Heather Obara of the Florida Springs Council has sent out the following release: ————————- Heather Obara, Esq. Treasurer-Secretary, Florida Springs Council hobara@floridaspringsinstitute.org Office: (386) 454-2427 Fax: (386) 454-9369 Florida Springs Council Organizing Demonstration at North […]
The agenda for the joint meeting of the Suwannee River Water Management District and the St Johns River Water Management District, Jan. 17, Alachua complex, 11 am, has been issued, and we see that the […]
Jim Gross, OSFR advisor , director of Florida Defenders of the Environment, geologist, ex-water manager in Florida, has sounded off in the Gainesville Sun, online, but not the hard copy yet. We have […]
* “Water for the Future” is the title of Cindy Swirko’s article in the Sun Nov. 28, 2016,but it might better be called “Not Enough Water for the Future.” She writes about the projection for […]
The second and final workshop regarding the North Florida Regional water Supply Plan (2010– 2035) was held today, Nov. 3, 2016 in Live Oak at Suwannee River Water Management District (District) headquarters. This plan, nearly […]
Peter Schreuder told this group that the lake levels have dropped because of over-pumping the aquifer. Yet no one in the room suggested they curtail the pumping. Not the people in the room that manage […]
City of Keystone Heights 2016 Water Summit This Water Summit was organized from the efforts of the group Save Our Lakes Organization (SOLO) of Keystone Heights combined with the City of Keystone Heights. Among those […]
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