Monthly Archives: December 2012

“Workarounds for the wealthy” Not The Answer to A Declining Public Sphere  It’s been my unfortunate experience to observe that readily available public policy solutions to problems in our public sphere and responses to our environmental woes are almost always … Continue reading →

 NJ’s Once Progressive Toxic Use Reduction Policy Is Gone in Age of Christie [Update: 12/2/12 – News update: This Courier-Post story gets the science and focus right: Expert: ‘This is really bad stuff’ – Toxicologists say vinyl chloride a carcinogen This Wall … Continue reading →