Monthly Archives: March 2010

Governor Corzine got tons of favorable media coverage and huge praise by environmental groups for signing the “landmark” 2007 Global Warming Response Act. Does anyone remember the bill signing with Al Gore at a concert in the Meadowlands? So, will … Continue reading →

[Update 2 Bergen Record coverage: “Red Tape Committee hears gripes” Several environmentalists urged the board to consider the impact of removing regulations that protect the environment and public health. Bill Wolfe, director of Public Employees for Environmental Responsibility, said a … Continue reading →

Tomorrow (Tuesday) at 3 pm at Montclair State, Governor Christie’s “Red Tape Review Group”  holds its third and final public hearing (there have been numerous private meetings with various business and industry groups). The focus is on “regulations that should … Continue reading →

Dems Make First Noise in Opposition to Christie War on the Environment Today’s Star Ledger carries the first story of Trenton Democrats standing in opposition to the Christie War on the Environment. Are the Dems and the media finally waking … Continue reading →

Christie Administration bill would put NJ in the lead nationally in building a bridge to the 19th century. [Update – 7/6/10 – it only took a few months for Star Ledger to editorialize: New Jersey politicians shouldn’t meddle with science] Legislation … Continue reading →