Author: Cyndi Lenz
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ACOE and the Herbert Hoover Dike: We should be up in arms together!

In the minds of the people of the EAA -the coastal elite as they call the people of Martin County want to flood them. Its one of many conspiracy theories pushed by big sugar to keep them isolated. They couldn’t be more wrong. But there does come a day where you say “Believe what ever…
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Our STA 5/6 and their good neighbor US Sugar Corp

Stormwater Treatment Area 5/6 (STA-5/6)tormwater Treatment Areas (STAs) are constructed wetlands designed to aid in Everglades restoration. STAs remove phosphorus from runoff water by channeling it through shallow marshes filled with aquatic plants such as cattail, southern naiad and algae.
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Sugar U: The US Sugar Corp

I wrote a bunch of Sugar U posts before we all were to attend The Big Sugar Summit which was sponsored by The Sierra Club in Florida. September 1, 2013,we had a rally in Clewiston Florida called the Sugarland Rally. Environmental activists and residents from Florida’s east and west coasts united in a peaceful demonstration…
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The Uninvited. Barking up the wrong tree.

So, our good friend of the Indian River Lagoon and awesome blogger Jacqui Thurlow-Lippisch wrote this blog.
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Jail is the new state mental hospital. Where are the diversion programs?

Jail is the new state mental hospitaland Florida is one of the worst places.
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Trying to Understand the Structure of the SFWMD within Government, St Lucie River/Indian River Lagoon
Most important information regarding SFWMD. They couldn’t have helped to buy the land if they wanted because that power was taken away. Amazing that they forget to tell us. Jacqui Thurlow-Lippisch Florida Statutes books on shelf. Public photo. If there is one thing I have learned in my seven-year stint in local government, it is…
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June is educate your legislators in mental illness month. I said so!

June is educate your legislators in mental illness month.
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Do our Legislators Need to be Credentialed?

A compelling article to argue that politicians need to have some sort of credentialing.

