MFLs, a License to Kill
Manasota-88 writes today about Minimum Flows and Levels (MFLs) in Horse and Charlie creeks in South Florida, but the situation is the same in the Santa Fe basin: the State of Florida uses the MFLs […]
Judge backs renewing water pumping permit
Read the original article appearing in News Service of Florida. Judge backs renewing water pumping permit Jim Saunders NEWS SERVICE OF FLORIDA TALLAHASSEE — After years of legal battling, an administrative law judge Tuesday supported […]
Florida’s Great Displacement
The predictions from some years back are now taking place. People from coastal areas of Florida are moving inland as seas rise and envelop the land. The effects on North Florida will be profound and […]
Poor Water Management Isn’t Just In Florida
Foreign companies coming into Florida taking millions of gallons of water, such as Nestle and Frank Stronach, is nothing new. The lesson in Arizona has strong parallels with the Silver and Santa Fe rivers. […]
Extremely Valuable and Running Low
Bob Knight explains our need for water in simple terms. What is happening is also simple: our state, instead of protecting our water, is allowing for-profit companies and agriculture to extract much more water from […]
Research Shows Link Between Toxic Algae, Lou Gehrig’s Disease
BMAA, which is the short form of the toxin β-methylamino-L-alanine was not found in Florida by the Arizona researcher, but was “…found in every one of 945 analyses done over five months by Calusa Waterkeeper […]
The Water Is Not There.
It is a question of not “if” but “when” this will happen in Florida. Our water controllers probably have not heard about this, but even if they have I assure you they have no concern […]
The Great Florida Riverway: Three Rivers, 50 Springs and One Solution
The State of Florida is not taking care of its iconic springs which are esteemed by outsiders much more than the people who run our state. Florida, along with other sponsors, recently participated in a […]
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