For many years now, local and state governments in Florida have increasingly slowed the process of zoning and permitting requests. We desire to explain the many detrimental effects of intentionally stalling...
THE LATEST FROM TALLAHASSEE CPR has learned two things: 1. Due to the understandable demands on Governor Ron Desantis in dealing with the COVID-19 crisis, SB 410 has not yet been put before him for his decision. 2...
April 14 – Day 15 Daily Reading – Hebrews 11 Subject: Daily Strategic Prayer Focus for Day 15 In light of what you have observed God doing over the past 14 days and in light of the critical decision to continue...
To all who value the blessings of private property and property rights: Happy Thanksgiving! At this time of year, I, like you, turn my attention to those things for which I am thankful: family and friends, a nation that...
Florida’s 2018 Election Choice: Protecting Private Property Rights or Growing the Regulatory State? Life, Liberty, and the Pursuit of Happiness? The 2018 elections will decide. Every American should recognize these...
It’s out and it’s expensive. It’s government, regulatory overreach at its worst. Florida springs are polluted with too much nitrogen from septic systems. Wekiva Springs is one of those polluted springs. The Florida...
Conservation or Control? Since our initial founding, both the United States and the State have Florida have prospered on a recognition, and consistent defense of, the concept of private property rights. It was no...
I. Everglades Restoration – Why Should You Care? [Download a .PDF version of this Report by Clicking Here] The Everglades is America’s most unique wetlands eco-system occupying much of the southern part of...
As the 2018 Legislative Session hits its midpoint, the biggest issue, as always, is balancing the budget. In the hunt to secure funding are environmental appropriations. The policies to protect Florida’s environment are...
Jonathan Moore
Dan Peterson
Bob Samson
