Monthly Archives: January 2012

Or Has EPA Already Rubber Stamped Dupont’s Cleanup Plan? The Sunday Bergen Record reported that Dupont published a public notice and submitted an application for a local dredge permit for the cleanup of the Acid Brook Delta portion of Pompton … Continue reading →

I just read a Bergen Record story about the ongoing fiasco with the Dupont site and just can’t believe that local officials and the media can misunderstand a fundamental issue so badly and for so long. see: Pompton Lakes residents … Continue reading →

[Important update below – sampling data] Back on July 10, 2008, when I was a lowly citizen scribe at the Star Ledger’s “NJ Voices”, in my initial foray into the Dupont Pompton Lakes quagmire, I wrote this about the above … Continue reading →

Christie DEP Provides “Hardship Waiver” for Road Through a Stream Buffer [Update below] In multiple posts here, we wrote at length to hold former DEP Commissioner Jackson accountable for weakening the Category One 300 foot buffer program. The most significant … Continue reading →

“Different Boats for Different Folks” (listen!) Am I the only one who was disgusted by Governor Christie’s State of the State address abuse of Martin Luther King Jr.’s boat metaphor? Wrapping up a divisive, partisan rant – including a whole … Continue reading →