At the Bob Graham Center at the University of Florida this evening, the consequences of aquifer pumping were discussed by a group of individuals all connected in some way to water uses. These were Preston […]
Fritzi Olsen of Current Problems recently sent this email: All The town of Suwannee is needing some help. They will conduct their part of the Great Suwannee River Basin Cleanup on the morning of November […]
Among the most important issues facing Florida today is the threatened condition of state waters and waterways. Polluted rivers, diminished lakes, and disappearing springs place our quality of life and economic vitality at risk. […]
CALL TO ACTION: next week in Tallahassee or call now: Florida Against Fracking: We need a huge showing from around the state at the committee meeting, and we need lots of people making calls. […]
Circulating widely today on the Internet are excerpts from a document released yesterday, Oct. 26, 2015 written to the FERC, which strongly recommends that Sabal Trail’s proposed pipeline be re-routed to avoid totally the sensitive […]
Jorge Aguilar, of Food and Water Water Watch, has just issued the following press release: October 28, 2015 Contact: Jorge Aguilar, Food & Water Watch. 305 467 8755. jaguilar@fwwatch.org Floridians Against Fracking Celebrate 50th & […]
Kristina Young, Program Director of the Smithsonian Institute Museum on Main Street, High Springs Water/Ways 2016 has requested help from many sources to assist in this valuable program for our community, so we are hopeful […]
Merrillee Malwitz-Jipson, policy director for Our Sana Fe River, Inc., was quoted in the Suwannee Democrat on Sept. 24, 2015, when she addressed the Legislative Delegation in Mayo on the issue of fracking and sustainable energy. […]
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