Monthly Archives: March 2015

Deep Cuts At DEP Must Be Restored A Detailed Look At Water and Monitoring Cuts Tomorrow (Monday 3/9/15), the Senate Environment Committee will hear the open space funding implementation bill (see S2769). But, you probably won’t hear anything about that … Continue reading →

Who were the Christie enablers? [Don’t miss the PS] Tom – your column missed a very big part of this story – politics and public policy (see our prior political posturing piece). The introduced version of the Open Space initiative, sponsored … Continue reading →

The Exxon Deal Is Even Worse Than Portrayed “Restoration” returns site’s natural resources to pre-discharge conditions “Remediation” only requires containment or capping, not complete cleanup This is just a brief note to clarify a misconception in media reports of the … Continue reading →

Dupont Official Wrote DEP Science Advisory Report on Chemical Safety Screening Dupont Establishes A Strategic Beachhead Inside DEP Science Advisory Board This Is Worse Than The Exxon Settlement Two weeks ago, the NY Times wrote a killer story exposing scientific … Continue reading →