Monthly Archives: October 2015

Obstacle to Environmental Progress Part of Christie Red Tape “Reforms” DEP Quietly Readopted 29 Regulations With No Change In The Last 2 Years Legislators Urged To Hold Oversight & Repeal Bad Law Could you imagine a law that said that … Continue reading →

Nixed Planning For Impacts of Climate Change And Sea Level Rise in NJ Given the stunning amnesia and failure by the media to understand the implications of Hurricane Joaquin – and even the revival of some of the Blue Fleece … Continue reading →

“Pretense of Military Purpose” Fabricated To Avoid Regulatory Scrutiny Remarkably, it appears that the scheme was initiated by un-named NJ Pinelands Commission officials, who appear to have suggested it to NJNG officials who then presented it to Joint Base officials. … Continue reading →

Time To Ramp Up Public Campaign To Defend Existing Rules The Highlands Are The Next Target Let’s hope that the Legislature holds hearings very soon to block DEP’s proposed Flood Hazard regulatory “overhaul” as inconsistent with Legislative intent. Let’s hope … Continue reading →

Senate Resolution Declares Rules “Inconsistent with Legislative Intent” A Long List Of Regulatory Rollbacks  We await text of SCR 180 and Senate Committee oversight hearings This necessarily will be a long post – it analyzes DEP’s 900+ page rule proposal – so … Continue reading →