Sep 5, 2016Slimey Green Opportunity in FloridaA summer 2016 National Geographic article highlighted “guacamole-thick” algae now fouling Florida coasts. The phenomenon is the result of a deliberate choice to protect agricultural property in the Everglades from flooding that would otherwise occur naturally from Lake Okeechobee. By releasing nutrient — rich freshwater in order to reduce pressure…Environment1 min readEnvironment1 min read
Aug 28, 2016Vegetables from Where??“Is it OK of I take some of these radishes home? …and some beans? …and some corn?” ‘Drew (my son who enjoys food as much as I do) asked Jared Crisculo, President of Rising Tide Partners. “Sure, no problem.” replied Jared. ‘Drew wasted no time obtaining those items, and continued…Education2 min readEducation2 min read
Aug 15, 2016“Plenty of Water”? “Shoved Out to Sea”?Have you heard that in a campaign speech this election year? Yes, a significant amount of water is being deliberately out-flowed to the sea every day, in Southern California. This is water that could be used to help support an economy worth billions of dollars. -an economy that currently relies…Water2 min readWater2 min read
Apr 25, 2016Going the Distance: Planned vs. BreakdownGoing the Distance: Planned vs. Breakdown How are you handling the ownership costs of your real property asset(s)? Whether its facilities or infrastructure, managers have to make resource decisions that are consistent with performance objectives. Maintenance decisions can be made from a planned or “breakdown” perspective. …Facilities Management2 min readFacilities Management2 min read
