Monthly Archives: December 2011

We’re going to tackle the year end review in 3 posts. Part 1 (today) and Part 2 (tomorrow) will – literally – be a year in review as I post my favorite photo of the month. Feel free to browse … Continue reading →

[Update # 7 – Another snow job by the Star Ledger today: atmospheric patterns, including the Pacific phenomenon known as La Nina, have conspired to make this an unusually icy winter in Alaska and have kept it abnormally warm in … Continue reading →

I’ve bicycled over the top of Musconetcong Mountain and through the lovely river valley down to the Delaware, so I figured I’d ramble in the woods along the mountain ridges. Did a quick Google and decided to head out for a … Continue reading →

Technical Manuals ARE Enforceable Let’s get back in the weeds for a quick but important followup on my post yesterday regarding legislation that would limit the DEP’s use of Guidance documents and expressly prohibit their enforcement. While this set of … Continue reading →

Bill Would Hamper Compliance and Enforcement of Environmental Laws Last week, legislation that was originally intended to outright ban the use of Guidance documents by State Agencies passed both houses, and is now on Governor Christie’s desk. Guidance documents generally … Continue reading →