Monthly Archives: February 2016

NJ Pioneers Another Toxic Superfund Reform

EPA Proposes To Consider “Vapor Intrusion” In Superfund Listing Decisions Once again, NJ is in the national spotlight on Superfund Everyone knows that NJ has the most Superfund sites of any state in the country and that NJ Congressman Jim … Continue reading

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Deadline Passed For Christie DEP To Respond To Legislative Veto of Flood Rules

Hundreds of Miles of Category One Stream Buffers In The Breach Will Legislature Step Up To A Constitutional Challenge of Gov. Christie? Legislative Veto Far More Effective Than Litigation in Blocking Regulatory Rollbacks Back on January 12, 2016, the final … Continue reading

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Anarchy In The Pines

Illegal Off Road Vehicles Are Wantonly Destroying Incredible Ecosystems Christie DEP Bungling Triggers Backlash and Full Retreat on Road Restrictions Pinelands Commission Must Act To Close Roads & Protect What’s Left From Rampant Irreversible Abuse I’ve not been a big … Continue reading

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Salinas – Company Town

Days Of Revolt Chris Hedges’ “Days of Revolt” series’ latest episode interviews a Salinas California Councilman about the exploitation of farmworkers and homelessness, harkening back to the literature of John Steinbeck- watch the episode: Days of Revolt: Company Town I … Continue reading

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The Legislature’s Time Is Better Spent Conducting Oversight Than Passing Environmental Bills For Christie’s Veto Pen

Use Subpoena Power and Hold Oversight To Expose Failures After six years of Christie’s systematic rollback, it’s time to account Don’t wait for a Flint-like disaster to occur [Update #3 – the artful dodge continues, but they’re warming up! STATE’S POOR … Continue reading

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