Monthly Archives: October 2010

NJ PEER recently filed a petition to force the Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) to develop rules to require public disclosure, monitoring, and treatment for over 500 currently unregulated chemicals detected by DEP in NJ public water supplies (to read the … Continue reading →

Big Oil, Tea Party, Religious Fundies and Right Wing Media Exposed – 30 Years Too Late [Update 2: 10/25/10 – Oh my, NY Times again: Texas oil money fueling California Prop. 23 to “suspend” global warming law AB 32; while billionaire Koch … Continue reading →

Even the Wall Street Journal Gets It Governor Christie’s cancellation of the ARC Hudson River rail tunnel project is just one more indicator of accelerating decline (see today’s AP national story: Infrastructure projects in N.J., other U.S. states put on hold amid struggling … Continue reading →

[Update below] The death of Cary Edwards reminds me of my first taste of NJ corruption – and my one and only indirect experience with Mr. Edwards. Here’s the story: In late 1980’s, I was with DEP and was negotiating … Continue reading →