Monthly Archives: October 2012

 DEP  openly using enforcement resources to increase corporate profitability  “Sustainable Jersey is successful,” notes Donna Drewes, who co-directs the organization with Randall Solomon, “because it champions community-led decision-making and leadership, rather than mandating a top-down, one-size-fits-all plan for New Jersey.” [10/9/12 … Continue reading →

Science Trumps Polls – Public Clueless About State of the Environment How could this be? The Star Ledger reports today that the most recent Monmouth University “Quality of Life Poll” of NJ residents shows a slight decline in assessment of quality … Continue reading →

Despite Statewide Water Pollution, DEP Forgoes Stronger Regulation It is no secret that over 70% of NJ’s waterways are “impaired” and fail to meet the “fishable and swimmable” goals of the Clean Water Act and that non-point source pollution (e.g. … Continue reading →

 From Rustic West Amwell Cabin to Bordentown Row House [Update – 9/29/16 – Almost 4 years to the day, next week we’re “Movin’ Out” – more to follow!] My apologies for going so long without a post. After living for … Continue reading →