Monthly Archives: October 2013

  I’m still so sick over the Star Ledger endorsement of Gov. Christie that I can barely think straight. Despite the fact that they correctly called Christie “a catastrophe” on the environment – a devastating blow I would normally salute. … Continue reading →

Drafting MOA, with No Policy Guidelines or Science Based Standards – Behind Closed Doors Commission Remains in Denial and Dragging Its Feet on Addressing Climate Change Issues Opposition Growing as Critical December “Go/No Go” Decision Looms Dozens of opponents of … Continue reading →

The Star Ledger ran an absolutely infuriating editorial today that blames red tape and bureaucrats for the failed response to Sandy, see N.J. bureaucrats are stonewalling Hurricane Sandy victims As I wrote yesterday, the current intolerable situation is way beyond stonewalling. I … Continue reading →

  Junta:  noun. A council or committee for political or governmental purposes; especially:  a group of persons controlling a government especially after a revolutionary seizure of power. [See End notes] I use the word carefully and with precision, because the Christie Administration … Continue reading →

Pinelands Ecosystems Highly Sensitive to Water Levels – Climate Change Will Alter Hydrology “American Die”   I can’t remember if I cried, when I read about his widowed bride. But something touched me deep inside, the day, the music, died.  ~~~ American … Continue reading →