Monthly Archives: April 2015

Cape May Contingent Tries to Change Conservation Conversation at Commission While activists sing Kumbaya, Cape May faction ready to rumble [Update below] These Cape May boys don’t waste time. They think they’re on a roll and they’re in a hurry … Continue reading →

Prior DWQI Recommendations To Regulate Toxic Chemicals are Down the Memory Hole New Risk Review Process Allows Industry to “Manufacture Doubt” We don’t forget Commissioner Martin’s smear of DEP’s science “Who controls the past controls the future: Who controls the … Continue reading →

Legislation To Eliminate Current $50 Million Liability Cap Stalled In NJ Senate Christie Vetoed Legislation That Would Have Increased Cap to $1 Billion Cap Lets Corporate Polluters Off The Hook In The Event of A Huge Spill [Update: the Assembly … Continue reading →

DEP Commissioner Martin Makes a Mockery of the Public Comment Process Fine Print Reveals Further Betrayals of the Public Interest [Correction and Update below] DEP just posted their proposed Natural Resource Damage (NRD) Settlement Agreement with Exxon (hit this link to … Continue reading →