Top Ten Worst?

[kellypope]

Well, if you can keep the coliform bacteria sequestered (like in a container, not in contact with soil) for around a year, they'll eventually die in the composting process.

Time Magazine recently covered humanure. See article here: http://www.time.com/time/nation/article/0,8599,1945764,00.html

[mtraininjax]

Florida is destined for more desalinization plants. Tampa's was the first of many. Our water supply has been under attack from a thirsty population and from shifts in climate. The Keystone Lakes may be full now, but I can remember a few short years ago when they were bone dry. Lake Lanier, north of Atlanta, last summer faced a 20-foot drop in the lake, to levels not seen since the creation.

Face it, in our lifetimes we are going to continue to see water used as a weapon between States (FL, AL, GA - Hooch), Cities (Jax, ORL - St. Johns) and water systems, JEA will be building desalinization, before 2020. Our way of life in Florida is predicated on development, and Crist is PRO development. In order to change, we have to change our Florida economy, not something done overnight.

[kellypope]

"fsu, how do we stop being so inept? How do we get more in-touch?"

- Don't ask me. I was just conveying what I was told.

Get more reluctant politicians in office isntead of aspiring politicans probably.

Could you ask whoever told you that question? If they know more than both of us combined, hopefully they could provide an answer.

[sandyshoes]

Cricket, we soak our toothbrushes in Listerine. Glad you brought that up,  about closing the lid, etc. 

[Dog Walker]

If a little fecal coliform would kill we would all have been dead in our cradle.

[Cricket]

http://www.firstcoastnews.com/news/local/news-article.aspx?storyid=149502&provider=rss

A little tap dancing, maybe?

[JaxNative68]

has anyone drank the neptune beach tap water (east of pennman)?  I have, and I can believe it is in the top ten worst.