Monthly Archives: October 2013

The Climate Issue Is Far More Important Than The Political Intrigue of “Who Done It” “I know there are some folks at Rutgers who are looking at whether climate caused all this, but I certainly haven’t been briefed in the … Continue reading →

I recently learned of the Center on the American Governor at Rutgers Eagleton Institute. I had hoped that they would prominently put Gov. Christie’s record in critical historical context, particularly with respect to the Governor’s extraordinary assertion of broad executive … Continue reading →

Guest post today, by my good friend and superb writer, Bill Neil. The old timers out there might remember Bill as author of “GreenGram”, written while Bill was head of Conservation at NJ Audubon, before they went “entrepreneurial” and corporate. … Continue reading →

Corporations, Foundations, & State Funding Drive Much of the “Environmental Agenda” Issues Targeted, Positions Taken, Priorities, & Tactics Determined by Funders, Not Science & Public Interest   The camel’s back is broken. I had thought that whoring for WalMart – … Continue reading →

Did they shut down the power lines too? Delaware Water Gap park among those closed in government shutdown Full story here   Did they shut down the power lines too? (story here more photos are here and here)