Monthly Archives: March 2015

Pinelands Forests Already Adversely Impacted By Climate Change Climate Models and Impact Assessments Predict Significant Impacts Will Worsen The South Jersey Gas pipeline debate is important, but it is consuming far too much focus and resources. It’s surely not time … Continue reading →

Ecological Standards Are Far Stricter Than Human Health Standards [Update below provides example] Back in 2010, Governor Christie quietly signed legislation – portrayed at the time as eliminating defunct government advisory boards – but that also eliminated DEP’s legislative authority to adopt ecologically … Continue reading →

NJ’s Most Significant Environmental Dispute Remained Below The Public’s Radar for Years Sunshine and Public Pressure Could Have Blocked Christie’s Dirty Deal The DEP filed “Natural Resource Damage” (NRD) lawsuits in 4,000 cases, including Exxon, back in 2004 – at … Continue reading →

NowTopia  Bordentown inks deal with Chesterfield, North Hanover – Pact will provide 100% local food Local Artists Occupy, Rejuvenate Shuttered Ocean Spray Plant NJ Transit announces Statewide Inter-City Rail and Urban trolley plan “Green Energy NJ Co-Op” formed – Public … Continue reading →

I want to write this down before I go to bed in case I die of a heart attack in my sleep after reading the news before bed. Governor Christie again flat out lied about the Exxon dirty deal with … Continue reading →