On November 29, 2016 at 05:10PM, jsq at WWALS Watershed Coalition published the following article: Bell EMS looks a stone’s throw from the Sabal Trail pipeline corner, in these WWALS aerials from the Santa Fe […]
On October 17, 2016 at 08:00AM, jsq at WWALS Watershed Coalition published the following article: According to Gregory Payne, Sabal Trail only recently put up those No Trespassing signs on their easement, after Gregory moved […]
Profit for a pipeline company from Houston, Texas is, after all, more important to FERC than our rivers, aquifer, drinking water, or property right. Quote from John Quarterman, WWALS. On August 27, 2016 at 10:41PM, […]
John Quarterman gives a detailed rundown on the proceedings last night (April 5, 2016) at the Suwannee County Board of County Commisioners. Evidence is very strong that Sabal Trail indeed withheld information that would have […]
FERC has signed off on the Sabal Trail pipeline proposal, but its Environmental Impact Study was considered severely inadequate by several groups and agencies. The Gulf Restoration Network, representing many environmental groups, including OSFR, in […]
WWALS Coalition has posted the following article about more sewage going into the Suwannee River. John Quaterman writes: “And of course both the Withlacoochee and the Alapaha join the Suwannee River. Valdosta says there’s no […]
John Quarterman, president of Willacoochee, Withlacoochee, Alapaha and Little River System Coalition (WWALS) comments on the Columbia Co. Board of County Commission meeting which he attended last week, along with OSFR and John Jopling, president […]
Below is an article by WWALS about the continued contamination of the Suwannee River upstream from the mouth of the Santa Fe. This has been an on-g0ing problem for years, and in the past has […]
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