The Suwannee River Water Management Districts’ SRWMD Hydrologic Conditions Report for June recorded ’55 percent less than the 1932-2023 average of 6.79 inches of rain. ‘ Less rain and hotter weather means our landscape needs a […]
In a forecast of what is to come, Florida loses its first living organism caused by rising seas. This is a phenomenon which our governor refuses to acknowledge. Read the complete article here in the […]
Shoals are shallow sections in the river which become more prominent when river levels drop. Floating through shoals elicits a thrill when avoiding the rocks that could catch and tip you out. Sometimes the water […]
We are slowly poisoning our planet to make it unlivable for humans. Until we begin to put our health before money and corporations, that trend will not be reversed. Read the latest on PFAs here […]
Motivated by lawsuits, our DEP has opted to reluctantly support some new policies which will help our environment. This is another cleanup job left to us taxpayers while the phosphate industry merrily goes its way […]
Both local and state governments sometimes fail to notify citizens of dangerous pollution or the risk of dangerous pollution. It is bad enough that our agencies pollute our waters but even worse when they are […]
There used to be book burnings because authorities were terrified that the knowledge in the books might lessen their control over the people. Ex-Governor Rick Scott was terrified of this, and now his next-in-line […]
Water falling freely, catch it if you can! Water is an increasingly valuable resource in our densely populated and warmer world. To reduce our demand on the aquifer, rainwater catchment systems can fulfill your outdoor […]
