A statement from below: It empowers the People, to include individuals, businesses, nonprofits, tribes and local governments, to hold state executive agencies ACCOUNTABLE for (threatened) harm to Florida waters. Indeed, our state agencies […]
If you read the papers or listen to the news you know that California has huge problems with lack of water. For decades the state has allowed farmers to irrigate with process water from […]
This is probably the first film that exposes not only the failings but what is worse, the coverups of our state agencies whose scientists and spokespersons cheat and lie in their findings in order […]
Following we have an article providing awareness of the the University of Florida’s Samuel Proctor Oral History Program in which can be found a section on the water districts – a collection of 58 interviews, […]
What does the Commission on Ethics do? Apparently not much when they focus on water management board members. We recall the stinky, smelly case of John Miklos of St. Johns River Water Management […]
Wow, is this the kind of guy you want to manage your water? And is this the kind of guy you want to run your state? No and no. We thought St Johns River Water […]
The author’s well-taken point here is the vacancy for the resiliency officer, but we would mentionthat there are several other more serious reasons for the fading of the green. DeSantis’ first and perhaps only […]
This week Tom has put his finger on a hot button which, if pushed (or as some say in the South, “mashed,”) may produce, at the very least, some more blogs and articles. There is […]
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