Lake O again discharging billions of gallons a day
It’s getting better. Ronald Dion DeSantis (R) is the new governor of FL and has thus far proven he’s on-it - cleaning up Florida’s toxic water issues. [...]
Browsing the "Caloosahatchee River" Tag
What Do We Know About Toxic Algae?
Everyone knows why these blooms occur, that they're toxic, and how to stop it from happening, but do nothing works best in Florida - ask Big Sugar. [...]
December 4, 2018
FEATURE STORY, News, Slide
Industry Shouts & Murmurs: Sept. 6 – 13, 2018
This past week's news has been impactful. We're going steadily backwards on public lands, conservation, clean air and water. [...]
September 14, 2018
FEATURE STORY, Slide
Industry Shouts & Murmurs: August 10 -16, 2018
Catch this past weeks summary of news items that affect the preservation of the outdoors, public lands, and fly fishing's latest happenings. [...]
Let’s go fishing. It’s only cyanobacteria
Every Floridian, every legislator, every governor, every developer, every farmer, every rancher and Big Sugar have known about this pollution for decades. [...]
July 23, 2018
Conservation, FEATURE STORY, Slide
Now or Neverglades – Florida Everglades at Stake
Florida is on a self-destruct mission, destroying world-class fisheries, poisoning the water, ruining the greatest gift of freshwater the Breathmaker ever granted [...]
July 12, 2018
FEATURE STORY, Slide
In Florida, it’s toilet to tap, making sewage great again
Big Sugar pays the Floridians back for its millions in cashed welfare checks - mix the poo with their toxic waste and spew it back into the water [...]
A lifetime of doing the right thing
Florida’s population is about 20 million people, but they’re controlled by less than a 1,000 people and two politically powerful families. Is it always about money and greed? [...]
Simms’ Save Our Streams September focus on Everglades
Florida’s water management issues have been going on long enough. The time is now to implement real solutions to protect Florida’s estuaries. [...]
September 7, 2017
Conservation, RECENT, Slide
Grass restoration can have a tenfold habitat impact
Succesful grasses restoration throughout Florida has magnified the impact habitat improvements can have by bringing back bay and estuary life in a dramatic way [...]
May 12, 2017
FEATURE STORY, Slide
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