…the waste the company was dumping seeped into the aquifer instead of flowing to the gulf. The pollution then came back up in people’s drinking wells. State officials called it the most widespread groundwater pollution […]
Environmentalists and local governments will be looking for Valenstein, an Alachua County native, to demonstrate his commitment to protecting wetlands and his agenda for preparing Florida to confront the impacts of climate change. Actually […]
Little by little the State of Florida is increasing its independence by power grabs such as this. A quick look at the recent history of the state’s protection of its waters and natural resources reveals […]
This is the only link to the article in the Gainesville Sun. Comments by OSFR historian Jim Tatum. [email protected] – A river is like a life: once taken, it cannot be brought […]
Very few, if any reasons remain to retain the dam on this river. Independent, factual, studies have been made which show that a stronger economy for the local area would result with the […]
Public interest has not been defined satisfactorily and many times incorrectly. It is refreshing to see the Army Corps use that term to deny the infamous Pebble Mine in Alaska. It is a powerful […]
