Republican U.S. Reps. Matt Gaetz, Brian Mast and Bill Posey joined Democrats in voting for the bill. Nice surprise. We also have expectations for the Senate. How could they not support this? Did the […]
The anti-environment appointees under the Trump administration indeed attempted to launch some preposterous programs and using toxic phosphogypsum for road building was one of them. Gypstacks are much in the news today because of […]
These pollutants have quietly sneaked up on us so much that we have no standards set and it is past time to get moving. Read the original article here in Water Online. Comments by […]
After emails are lost, U.S. Army Corps extends public comment on fish farm off Sarasota Hard to believe that our government goofed, but we need to resend our opposition to the environmentally threatening fish […]
Really, really bad news. Since the water enforcement policies in Tallahassee are rife, I mean rife, with politics, we can probably look forward to fast tracking of permits and more corruption as we have seen […]
Inexcusable action and absolute abuse of power, using a world crisis to achieve what could not be done by normal channels – – gaining personal advantage from a position of power during tragic circumstances in […]
Our leadership now in Washington regarding our environment is in such a shambles that nothing surprises us anymore. Industry truly runs this country and the dollar takes total precedence. Read this original article here […]
* The following article is about egregiously excessive nutrient loading in water, due mostly to agriculture, and what it is doing to our nation: CEDAR RAPIDS — America’s Midwest faces worsening trouble with undrinkable well […]
Important information in this article, which can be seen here in AL.comAlabama. The area covered includes not only Florida, but Kentucky, Tennessee, North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia, Alabama and Mississippi. Comments by OSFR historian Jim […]
Reuters announced on Thursday, April 5, 2018 that 14 states are suing the EPA for failing to issue regulations for methane leaks. Comments by OSFR historian Jim Tatum. -A river is like a life: […]
Editorial: First in Florida: Is this our toxic legacy? Pensacola News Journal Published 11:00 a.m. CT Dec. 2, 2017 | Updated 11:26 a.m. CT Dec. 2, 2017 Buy Photo (Photo: Tony Giberson/[email protected]) The […]
It is bad enough when some corporation or industry contributes to the destruction of our water resources, but it seems especially egregious when the guilty party is the very agency charged with protecting us. We […]
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