Technology in Agriculture Making a Difference in Water Quality
Alliance Dairies in Gilchrist County, Florida, focuses on sustainable farming and environmental stewardship. Partnering with the Suwannee River Water Management District, they implement advanced water management and recycling practices to protect natural resources.
Orlando, Florida Cities Raise Stormwater Fees
The City of Orlando has raised its stormwater utility fees to fund essential infrastructure projects. This increase addresses the growing needs due to population growth and severe storm events, ensuring the maintenance and improvement of the stormwater system.
Multitrophic Benefits of Combining Gray and Green Infrastructure Solutions
Nature-based solutions combine natural and engineered features to address environmental challenges. The Titusville Causeway project showcases how these solutions create resilient and interdependent habitats, improving ecosystems and infrastructure.
Eroding Beaches and an Eroding Federal Partnership
Florida’s beaches, vital for the environment and economy, face erosion challenges. Learn about state efforts and federal policy impacts on beach preservation, and the urgent need for legislative action to protect these natural treasures.
“Second Kick of the Mule” Awaits Feds, Ignoring WOTUS Decision
The Sackett v. EPA decision limits Clean Water Act jurisdiction to wetlands “indistinguishable” from regulated waters. Federal agencies face challenges in implementing this ruling, affecting environmental policy and landowner rights.
Florida Regulatory Turmoil, Uncertainty Threatens Florida’s Environmental Permitting Landscape, Key Projects
The WOTUS decision has upended Florida’s Section 404 permitting process, leading to significant delays for projects ranging from Everglades restoration to residential housing. Businesses now face uncertainty and must restart the permitting process with the USACE.
Solving Florida’s Septic Tank Problem with Zero Upfront Costs
Lake County tackles the septic tank problem by implementing Distributed Wastewater Treatment systems. This innovative approach offers a cost-effective solution to nutrient pollution, ensuring cleaner lakes and rivers in Florida.
Experts Predicting an Active 2024 Hurricane Season
Experts are predicting an active 2024 hurricane season, with increased storm activity anticipated. Residents are advised to prepare for potential hurricanes and stay informed about safety measures and emergency plans.
New Technology is Removing Pollution from the St. Johns
The Doctors Lake Phosphorus Elimination System, a collaboration between St. Johns River Water Management District and SWIG, has removed over 6,400 pounds of phosphorus and nearly 54% of total nitrogen from treated wastewater, improving water quality in Clay County.
Hurricane Preparedness – Your Questions Answered
In this Q&A article, experts share vital information on hurricane preparedness. Discover practical tips and strategies to safeguard your home and loved ones, ensuring you stay safe during hurricane season.
How to Establish a Recycling Program at Work
Start a successful recycling program at your workplace by designating a Recycling Champion, conducting a waste audit, and educating employees. Learn tips on bin placement, signage, and creating a recycling culture for a sustainable office environment.
In Others News
Explore key updates and insights on a range of topics in our “In Other News” segment. Get the latest information on environmental initiatives, business strategies, and community developments to stay informed and engaged.
