We Can't Wait 65 years: Calusa Waterkeeper Sues Federal Water Managers
More conservation groups are standing up for clean water, refusing to wait decades for Florida to build itself out of this water management crisis. Calusa Waterkeeper John Cassani says it plainly: the time for bold action cannot wait.
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We Can't Wait 65 years: Calusa Waterkeeper Sues Federal Water Managers
More conservation groups are standing up for clean water, refusing to wait decades for Florida to build itself out of this water management crisis. Calusa Waterkeeper John Cassani says it plainly: the time for bold action cannot wait.
2018 Thank-you Message to Bullsugar Supporters
We made history this year. Never before has clean water inspired political debate, media coverage, or public discussion the way it did in Florida in 2018.
Disinformation: Three Tales Being Spread Now About Florida's Water Crisis
Without Lake Okeechobee discharges feeding toxic blooms, the water on both Florida coasts is clearing up, like a Christmas gift from water management agencies. Memories of the sight--and smell--of death and slime piling up on our shorelines are starting to fade. Trying to forget Toxic 2018 is entirely forgivable.
Calls, Reasons Multiply for New Leadership at SFWMD
Lost in the outcry to replace the SFWMD Board of Governors over its attempt to sneak in one last sugarcane land deal at taxpayers’ expense before the Rick Scott era ends is another reason to replace the board: Its announcement in that same public meeting that the district plans to get the sugarcane industry out of its water quality obligations.
SFWMD Blocks Email from Public
The South Florida Water Management District’s board of governors got an earful from the public last week after sneaking through a deal to lease the EAA reservoir property to a sugarcane company. So the district responded to critical emails from the people who fund its operations more or less the way it always has under Rick Scott’s administration: It blocked them.
Mystery Solved: USGS Study Explains High Toxicity Levels in Coastal Algae Blooms
USGS scientists may have solved a pivotal toxic algae mystery in the Caloosahatchee and St. Lucie estuaries.
#GivingTuesday: We Need Your Help
We need your help. Supporters like you have made Bullsugar one of the most impactful forces in Florida's fight for clean water, and today, Giving Tuesday, we're asking for donations to help us keep winning in 2019.
Guest Post: Farewell Mr. Caldwell
"Never has one elected official so blatantly sold out his community and left a legacy of destruction of our precious and fragile water resources."
