Monthly Archives: December 2014

NJ Open Space Voters Did Not Support Slashing Funds for State Parks and Clean Water Programs

Upcoming Battle Will Test Integrity & Credibility Long Neglected Urban Needs Must Be Addressed & Cuts Restored   The long festering debate on what I’ve called  the open space diversion disaster will be renewed tomorrow, when the Senate Environment Committee … Continue reading

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Under the Cities

Under the cities lies a heart made of ground But the humans will give no love   ~~~  Horse with No name (America, 1972) Saw this today, and thought it might be of interest: amazing infrastructure architecture underground. It shows … Continue reading

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Deadly Sins

  Sorry that this depiction does not include the sin of Pride – the photo was taken in a a shop at Monterey California. Maybe these pictures might explain:  

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Is Pompton Lakes The Most Corrupt Local Government In NJ?

Still A Dupont Company Town 20 Years After Dupont Plant Closure Local Officials Refuse Residents’ Request To Post Toxic Fish Warning Signs I’ve been following the various debates in Pompton Lakes growing out of the Dupont toxic site since former … Continue reading

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KIG Now Says “Hard Choices” Are Needed on Open Space Funding Decisions

Cuts Must Be Restored Reforms and Ignored Needs Must Be Addressed Dishonesty and Self Serving Hypocrisy Must Not Be Rewarded Yesterday, in a wonderful profile of longtime environmental lawyer Ed Lloyd, NJ Spotlight asked Ed a key question: Why is … Continue reading

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