Nestlé is asking to take over 1.1 million gallons of water a day from the ecologically fragile Santa Fe River without paying for it. »
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Tag: Environmental Destruction
Over 250,000 Gallons of Raw Sewage Spill at Wastewater Treatment Facility
Longwood (WTFF) – A broken force main caused around 252,700 gallons of raw sewage to release at a wastewater treatment facility in Seminole County. »
Anthropogenic Climate Change is Real. Fuck You.
Florida (WTFF) – Deadly climate change is real, and has been exasperated by humans under Capitalism to the benefit of an elite few. »
200 Gallons of Sulfuric Acid Spilled After Pipeline Leak at Mosaic
Mulberry (WTFF) – Approximately 200 gallons of sulfuric acid was released last Tuesday after a pipeline leaked at Mosaic’s New Wales facility. »
To those who say it’s ‘just natural red tide’
It’s more than just “red tide,” a naturally-occurring microscopic alga that has been documented along Florida’s Gulf Coast since the 1840’s. Floridians are upset about the overall treatment of our environment. Mainstream media tends to downplay the effect of dumping phosphorus-laden pollutants into our ecological water system. Water moves freely along the peninsula, carrying all its […] »
Clean Energy Fest 2017 – Pensacola, FL
Clean Energy Fest Focuses on Our Energy Future PENSACOLA — Pensacola’s second annual Clean Energy Fest brings renewable energy and fun to downtown Pensacola on Saturday, Nov. 5, from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. The event celebrates a clean energy future through art, food, live music, and dynamic people showcasing solar, wind, and people-power for […] »
Trump signs executive order that could allow Oil Drilling on Florida coast
Despite Florida’s ridiculousness, we must admit that it’s natural beauty is a wonder to behold. President Trump has just signed an executive order that threatens this natural beauty. This order warrants oil drilling in areas that include the South Atlantic Ocean area, which extends south to near Cape Canaveral. You can see the executive order […] »
FPL Wins Battle to Store Radioactive Waste Under Miami’s Drinking Water Aquifer
Update: Environmental activists have started a petition urging Florida lawmakers to prevent FPL from storing waste underground South Florida sits atop two gigantic underground stores of water: the Biscayne and Floridan Aquifers. Miamians get most of their drinking water from the upper Biscayne Aquifer, while the government has used the lower portion of the Floridian […] »
