Monthly Archives: July 2014

That man in protective gear was  a Troy Chemical Company employee. The photo is from a NIOSH Report on the facility. I wrote about the outrageous situation at Troy on Monday – a very controversial and reveailing post that- as … Continue reading →

DEP Proposed Change to Water Quality Standards Threatens Drinking Water, the Health of Bays & Estuaries and Fish and Aquatic Life DEP Plan Would Allow Miles Of River to Dilute Pollution Discharges Tom Johnson at NJ Spotlight has a good … Continue reading →

 Data suggest limited role of fertilizer dwarfed by other sources, primarily development Gov. Christie’s Management Plan’s Heavy reliance on Fertilizer Law Misplaced [Intro Note: Here is the most recent and comprehensive scientific review of the efficacy of fertilizer laws in … Continue reading →

A Tale of Two Bays Gov. Christie, DEP, & Local Officials “Sitting on the Crock of the Bay” At this point, it looks like a race between seal level rise and eutrophication “Basically, what we’re seeing is that the government … Continue reading →

Christie DEP Blocking Release of Embarrassing Report for Political Reasons DEP Manufactures Doubt To Prevent Publication of Damning Science [Update: 7/18/14 – Killer Editorial:  State Apathy Killing Barnegat Bay What should happen now is that the state declare Barnegat Bay an “impaired” waterway … Continue reading →