This is a right step to improve the health of the river. It also needs help to restore its reduced flow and nitrate pollution. Comments by OSFR historian Jim Tatum. [email protected] – A river is […]
Tubing plan only part of saving Ichetucknee
The Environment
Commissioner Fried Writes EPA Administrator-designate Regan to Reconsider Recent EPA Decisions
The following press release is a request by Nikki Fried to our new EPA head to reverse two of his predecessor’s most egregious, stupid and harmful actions. We applaud this action and hopefully Secretary Regan […]
Hillsborough County achieves Platinum LEED certification, first in Florida third in nation
No this is not the Santa Fe River nor even is it Alachua County, but the City Tampa and Hillsborough County have the leadership required to merit this designation, third in the nation and […]
Betty Osceola Protests State Takeover
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 […]
Happy Holidays
Happy Holiday wishes 2020 to all those who love the Santa Fe River from President Mike, our Board, our Advisors, , our Webmaster Susan, our Historian and all our great volunteers. We are happy and […]
JEA to spend $1.6 billion to keep up with water demands of growing population —
The city of Jacksonville has a problem, and it is too many people. The city cannot sustainably provide drinking water for the populace, nor can it provide sustainable/acceptable disposal of wastewater. Jacksonville Electric Authority (JEA) […]