Monthly Archives: May 2014

DEP Water Supply Advisory Group Briefed on Climate Change Impacts

DEP Says More Delay Expected In Update of Long Awaited Water Supply Plan DEP Says Gov. Christie’s Office Directly Involved [Update below] The NJ Water Supply Advisory Council met Friday (5/16/14) for their regular monthly meeting, this time at the … Continue reading

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Was Traffic a “Bottom of the Barrel” Issue for the Christie Administration?

Drewniak and McKenna have contradictory views on traffic and politics Often, it seems, that the most in the weeds arcane details can reveal or suggest larger issues – a world in a grain of sand. I listened to the testimony … Continue reading

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Fenimore Landfill Litigation Shines Light On NJ’s Waste Laundering Schemes

From Dirty Dirt to Asbestos, Lax DEP Oversight Allows Waste Laundering “When will they ever learn?” “This stuff happens again and again and again, and nobody is connecting the underlying dots,” Wolfe said. “Are there laws in place to do … Continue reading

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The Model for Gov. Christie’s “Office of Intergovernmental Affairs”

  On top of the Mastro Report interview summaries, with the testimony of Christina Renna, the former Director of the Office of Intergovernmental Affairs (IGA), there can be no doubt that IGA was a political operation designed for and fully … Continue reading

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First Bridgegate Testimony Leaves Key Issues Unaddressed

Port Authority Dismantling a Prelude to Privatization Fear and Loathing In Chris Christie’s Government Mark Magyar at NJ Spotlight wrote a superb analysis today on yesterday’s first witness testimony to the Legislature’s Select Committee on Investigation regarding Bridgegate, see: Renna Testifies … Continue reading

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