Monthly Archives: July 2015

Loudest Legislative Critics Responsible For Gutting NJ’s Cleanup Laws Critics weren’t just “sitting on the sidelines” I have written extensively about the Exxon deal, explaining why it is worse than was originally perceived. That post was a leading in depth early … Continue reading →

Obama plan would have little impact on NJ Obama Plan could lower NJ energy costs Christie and DEP credibility now at an all time low The Department of Environmental Protection has undertaken an extensive analysis of this proposal, found it … Continue reading →

“Draining the Pinelands” Stronger regulations stay under the radar On Friday, during the regular monthly meeting of the Pinelands Commission, staff presented the FY 2016 budget for the Commission’s approval – aside from some consternation over failure to provide staff … Continue reading →

Commission’s Rules Lack Adequate Safeguards To Protect Pinelands In Light of New Science NJ Has A Rich Tradition Of Using Moratoria To Drive Stronger Laws [Update below] The Pinelands Commission held their regular monthly meeting on Friday (July 10). While … Continue reading →

We’ve written often about climate change denial, political pressure on scientists, the politics of the anti-science crowd, the responsibility of the scientist, and failure by the media and scientists to communicate the science of climate change. We’ve criticized our NJ … Continue reading →