Monthly Archives: September 2011

This most recent Obama cave was not unexpected. There were obvious political signs, most recently the disaster on the debt limit. But even within the narrower realm of environmental policy, for anyone paying attention, its been part of a pattern … Continue reading →

Listen (Warning: turn it up!) Successful hills are here to stay Everything must be this way Gentle streets where people play Welcome to the Soft Parade All our lives we sweat and save Building for a shallow grave Must be … Continue reading →

[Update: 9/4/11 – Jeff Tittel of NJ Sierra Club doubles down and digs deeper in this Op-Ed: Remarkably, Tittel manages to ignore the sole threat to NJ drinking water (i.e. Delaware River from NY and PA fracking) and the major … Continue reading →

More hospitalizations for our kids, more preventable deaths, and disparate impacts in urban and minority communities [Important Updates below – Obama Clean Air Standard WEAKER than Bush! Rollback to 1997 Standard for another decade.] [Update 5 – 9/3/11 – I … Continue reading →

Please excuse my delay in getting down to look at the Route 29 washout. As folks may be aware, a section of Rt. 29 in Hopewell Township was washed out by Delaware River Irene flood waters (at mile 16). The … Continue reading →