Monthly Archives: August 2010

Bills To Save Bay Not Sufficient – State Must Provide Funding, Develop Enforceable Standards

This Op-Ed ran today in the Asbury Park Press – I was given 700 words and I appreciate their commitment to this story. People really need to start asking about where the NJ environmental groups are on these issues, because they … Continue reading

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More Frequent and Intense Extreme Weather Events Validate Global Warming Models

Connecting the dots and stating what I thought was the obvious, on July 1, I wrote “Heat, Drought Threat Linked to Global Warming”. Becoming more frustrated, I openly criticized the media’s “freak show” coverage of the science in this August … Continue reading

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“Economic Efficiency”: DEP Code For The Value of Your Life

How Much is Your Life Worth – And Who Decides That Value? I have long written about the evils of Governor Christie’s Cost-Benefit Policy in his Executive Order #2 (and to set the record straight, we broke today’s radon story … Continue reading

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Obama’s “Mission Accomplished” Moment

[Update: 8/19/10 – maybe Obama migth walk back the Gulf comments in light of the science: Report Paints New Picture of Gulf Oil as reported by PBS Newshour Gulf Oil Plume Map Adds to Debate Over Spill’s Undersea Impact and concerns of Congressman Markey and scientific testimony at Tuesday’s House hearing: … Continue reading

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Barnegat Bay bills won’t work – and everybody knows it

Everybody knows that the dice are loaded Everybody rolls with their fingers crossed Everybody knows that the war is over Everybody knows the good guys lost Everybody knows the fight was fixed The poor stay poor, the rich get rich … Continue reading

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