Monthly Archives: November 2014

The Answer Is A resounding NO! Corporate power blocks effective government regulation – It’s “Them” not “Us” Longtime professional planner and water resource manager Dan Van Abs – previously in leadership positions with the Passaic River Coalition, NJ DEP, the … Continue reading →

The Original Sin of The Green Weenies? “The past is never dead, it’s not even past” (Wm. Faulkner) [Updated with End Note] Tom Johnson at NJ Spotlight has a story today on the long running Salem nuclear power plant cooling … Continue reading →

State Parks Must Now Compete With Open Space, et al for Far Smaller Pot of Money Scott Fallon at the Bergen Record wrote a story today about how projects must now compete for a smaller pot of open space funding, … Continue reading →

 Destroying A Lovely Park Meadow In Pursuit of Stewardship Familiar Faces, Familiar Failures [Important update below] I originally wrote about this issue in an October 18, 2010 post “Can’t See the Meadow for the Trees”, in which I laid out … Continue reading →

“Stewardship” Becomes The Charter School of the Environmental Movement Saturday was a glorious fall day, so the dog and I set out for our favorite walks in the woods along the Delaware River: Bulls Island, D&R Canal State Park, Washington … Continue reading →