Monthly Archives: May 2014

Christie’s NJ Blown Away by Windy New England Retiring Nuclear and Fossil Plant Capacity Replaced by Gas & Wind “Green Path” Provides More Jobs at Lower Cost Including the Vermont Yankee nuclear plant, New England expects to see more than … Continue reading →

Development Diminishes and “Takes” Public Water Supplies DEP Stormwater Regulations Significantly Reduce Loss of Groundwater Recharge The NJ Geological and Water Survey just released an interesting Report: Changes in Groundwater Recharge Resulting From Development in Atlantic, Mercer, and Sussex Counties, … Continue reading →

  Here we go again. Just as South Jersey Gas and Gov. Christie double down on the Pinelands pipeline, another battle over a literally insane fossil fuel pipeline, see NJ Spotlight: New Pipeline Proposal Draws Ire of Environmentalists in NY … Continue reading →

[Updates: 5/24/14 – Star Ledger editorial raises very similar concerns as I do: “Don’t Let Christie Bully Pinelands Panel”: Kirk Moore’s Asbury Park Press story: Christie Moves to Replace Pinelands Commissioners Another pipeline critic, Bill Wolfe of Public Employees for … Continue reading →

Gov. Christie’s Hostility Toward Regulation Sets Several Historical Low Records [Important Update – Correction below] The Christie Administration has a number of historical environmental records: first to allow the Green Acres fund to go broke first to have no major … Continue reading →