Monthly Archives: March 2011

In some good news, it looks like there’s behind the scenes progress on reversing Governor Christie’s veto of the Barnegat Bay “Total Maximum Daily Load” (TMDL) bill (for details on that, see:  Governor Christie’s Veto of the Barnegat Bay TMDL … Continue reading →

Just think if you could earn more than a 100,000 % (1,000 times) return on investment! (in one year, no less). According to PolitickerNJ, that’s what nuclear giant Exelon got. According to NJ Election Law Enforcement Commission records, corporate energy giant … Continue reading →

As I’ve written here, Propublica must be recognized for their superb “Buried Secrets” investigative work on the fracking issue. They put the story on the radar screen. But, now that the paper of record – the New York Times – has … Continue reading →

Will Democrats Take on Governor Christie and Big Polluters to Protect NJ Drinking Water? In the wake of last week’s Trenton hearings by the Delaware River Basin Commission and a scathing investigative expose by the New York Times (see: Regulation Lax … Continue reading →

I hear some people been talkin’ me down. Bring up my name, pass it ’round. They don’t mention the happy times. They do their thing, I do mine.   Ooh baby, that’s hard to change. I can’t tell them how to … Continue reading →