Monthly Archives: April 2010

Jim O’Neill of the Bergen Record wrote a killer story in today’s Record – the story shines a bright spotlight on the ill advised Christie Administration’s environmental policies which require a cost benefit analysis justification and seek consistency with minimum … Continue reading →

This is the last installment in our series, and it will be brief. Capturing the essence of the current meaning of Earth Day, we turn to that crumbling pillar of the main stream press, the New York Times: At 40, … Continue reading →

[Update: While Chrisite & Co. were doing photo op stunts, the US Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, & Transportation hel an important hearing that focused on the science of ocean acidification] and NASA’s Jim Hanson was on the Mall in … Continue reading →

Commissioner Martin is guilty of rank hypocrisy: celebrating the exact program Governor Christie’s budget is slashing and who’s funding the Governor opposes. For the third installment in our Christie Earth Week series, we focus on DEP Commissioner Bob Martin KICKS … Continue reading →

Christie’s did not discuss his cuts of $158 million from the Clean Energy Fund, which is funded by utility customers for programs that reduce greenhouse gases, and from other funds designated to save energy. He declined to take questions from … Continue reading →