Monthly Archives: March 2014

Plan Developed By Private Consultant Behind Closed Doors  Public Comments Will Be Ignored With this increase in frequency of precipitation, New Jersey may experience more flooding events. More intense, frequent flooding could lead to significant habitat loss for wildlife. Salt … Continue reading →

DEP Evades Drinking Water Standard MCL Regulatory Process DEP Gives Chemical Industry A Big Heads Up and Opportunity To Kill DEP Abandons Historic Precautionary & Protective Approach to Scientific Uncertainty on Health Effects [Update: 3/23/14 – In light of new … Continue reading →

Sea Level Rise and More Severe Coastal Storm Surge Wipe Out Both I am working on something else today, so will keep this note brief. I just read another Scott Gurian NJ Spotlight story on Sandy recovery, this one emphasizing … Continue reading →

Business Community Joins Governor Christie In Turning Back the Clock on Toxics Drinking Water At Risk Due To Lack of Treatment Technology To Remove Toxics Toxic Race to the Bottom For decades, NJ was a major importer of solid and … Continue reading →

Highlands Council Provided Sham Exemption to Fenimore landfill Highlands Council could find DEP landfill plan inconsistent with Regional Master Plan [Update below] Full disclosure at the outset: I do not respect Highlands Council Chairman and Roxbury Mayor Jim Rilee In … Continue reading →