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bearwarriorsunited In: Another Lawsuit Over Florida’s Ailing Manatees Targets Wastewater Pollution | Our Santa Fe River, Inc. (OSFR) | Protecting the Santa Fe River

Another Lawsuit Over Florida’s Ailing Manatees Targets Wastewater Pollution

  Good for the Bear Warriors United. The State of Florida knows very well why the manatees are dying, and it is because our state refuses to keep its waters clean enough for these animals […]

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manatees breath of blue by John MoranFI In: Officials: Starvation Threat Not Over for Florida Manatees | Our Santa Fe River, Inc. (OSFR) | Protecting the Santa Fe River

Officials: Starvation Threat Not Over for Florida Manatees

The solution to this problem is known to our water decision-makers:  fewer nutrients entering our waters.  Most nutrients come from too much fertilizer, both urban and agricultural, and from too septic tanks.  Some money is […]

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marlettemanateedeaths In: Federal Wildlife Officials Approve ‘Unprecedented’ Plan to Feed Florida’s Starving Manatees | Our Santa Fe River, Inc. (OSFR) | Protecting the Santa Fe River

Federal Wildlife Officials Approve ‘Unprecedented’ Plan to Feed Florida’s Starving Manatees

      Read the original article with photos and graphs here at USA Today. Comments by OSFR historian Jim Tatum. jim.tatum@oursantaferiver.org – A river is like a life: once taken, it cannot be brought […]

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turtle tumor3 In: Indian River Lagoon turtles are covered with tumors. New research points to water quality--- | Our Santa Fe River, Inc. (OSFR) | Protecting the Santa Fe River

Indian River Lagoon turtles are covered with tumors. New research points to water quality—

This is a scary follow-up of yesterday’s post on manatee starvation, caused by a lack of food due to water pollution.  Not only do we have manatees dying because of pollution, we have sick turtles […]

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LisaRinamannew In: Riverkeeper: Toxin Levels From Algae on the St. Johns River Are High | Our Santa Fe River, Inc. (OSFR) | Protecting the Santa Fe River

Riverkeeper: Toxin Levels From Algae on the St. Johns River Are High

there is no mention in this article of the cause nor the solution to this problem, which is mostly nutrients from excessive agricultural and urban fertilizer, plus septic tanks. Our Department of Environmental Protection goes […]

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