Monthly Archives: June 2014

Christie DEP Says Decision to Recommend That EPA List A NJ Toxic Site on federal Superfund Is “Not a Public Process”

DEP Opposes Public Hearings and Prefers to Work Confidentially With Mayors Key DEP & EPA Superfund Listing Decisions Remain a “Black Box” “National Priority List” has become a “Mayor’s Priority List”  Today, we are taking a new direction. Today, a … Continue reading

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This could be the saddest map I’ve ever seen

Katrina Diaspora and Societal Failures Next time you think that climate change is about polar bears and icebergs, just look at this map and think that each  dot is a person or family, or what’s left of one. Sorry for … Continue reading

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Climate Change and Urban Forestry Must Be Part of NJ’s “Forest Stewardship” Program

Controversial “Forest Stewardship” Bill Vetoed By Christie Is Back Serious Flaws and Lack of Safeguards Remain Unaddressed How is it possible for any forestry initiative to not consider climate change? How can the most densely populated state not have urban … Continue reading

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Assembly Committee Conducts Hearing on NJ’s Crumbling Water Infrastructure

Almost 10 years ago, back in 2005 testimony to the Clean Water Council, I emphasized the need for a public investment strategy and outlined a specific 23 point regulatory agenda and financial solutions. Bottom line: It remains to be seen whether today’s … Continue reading

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Maps of the Day – Good News

BL England Shutdown Imminent This is what victory looks like   Shut Down All Coal Plants   Source: PJM (click to read)

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