Yearly Archives: 2010

Mr. Martin Managed a Mess of Meaningful Metrics. A Mess of Meaningful Metrics Mr. Martin Managed. If Mr. Martin Managed a Mess of Meaningful Metrics, Then how Many Meaningful Metrics Must Mr. Martin Meet? On Monday, Bob Martin, Governor Christie’s … Continue reading →

This process [i.e. the moratorium, Red Tape Review Group, cost/benefit analysis, and new federal standards policy of Gov. Christie’s Executive Orders 1-3] could just enable them to have a better understanding of what they’re getting themselves in to.” Dave Pringle … Continue reading →

Today DEP held the last informal “stakeholders meeting” on water pollution control enforcement regulations, one of 12 major environmental rules targeted and blocked by Governor Christie’s moratorium and “Red Tape Review” process. In another disturbing scene, DEP  regulators were brought … Continue reading →

Stalled Drinking Water Protections Opposed by Superfund Toxic Polluter and NJ Realtors The Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) held a “informal stakeholders meeting” today to discuss three Safe Drinking Water program regulations frozen by Governor Christie’s Executive Orders. We previously … Continue reading →

Check out the caption under this Star ledger photo today above a story on an upcoming bear hunt: Terrorizing the neighborhood? The fears and smears of the terrorism label have gone too far (see NY Times editorial: “Are you or … Continue reading →