Monthly Archives: May 2023

Lees Ferry – Marble Canyon – Colorado River – another awesome place. North Rim of the Grand Canyon is closed until June 2 due to heavy snow, so we’ll miss it this year. No other words today. Bouy can barely walk, but he … Continue reading →

Gas Storage Caverns Pose Huge Risks To NJ Communities Expansion Of Fossil Infrastructure Contradicts NJ Global Warming Response Act Goals DEP Rules Make A Mockery Of Gov. Murphy’s Climate Commitments & Exec. Orders DEP Commissioner Recused From Decision Because He Represented … Continue reading →

Murphy Administration Has Promoted Expansion Of And Failed To Regulate Methane DEP Has Serious Leadership And Ethics Problems Bill Potter has an important Op-Ed today at NJ Spotlight, read the whole thing: The perils of overlooking and underestimating methane Bill’s … Continue reading →

After The Fact Exemption Issued Based On A Federal Habitat Plan Another Huge Loophole That Must Be Closed By Legislation (Caption: Source, NJ DEP Land Use Enforcement) I’ve filed several Open Public Records Act (OPRA) requests to DEP in an … Continue reading →

Extraordinary Explosion of Smallflower Globemallow We had an otherworldly experience – reminiscent of the scene from the classic movie “The Wizard Of Oz” when the film explodes from black and white to color – last week in Vermillion Cliffs National … Continue reading →