Monthly Archives: April 2016

Tales From A Rigged Regulatory Regime Maybe if I put the metaphor in the headline, people, the press and policymakers will begin to get it? In the case of the dual sexed fish story, the metaphor closely approximates reality. This … Continue reading →

PR Campaign to Rollback Septic Density Standards Kicks Off With Local Officials Any weakening of Highlands water protections by DEP sure to face Legislative Veto Sparta Mountain Battle An Opening Skirmish in War on Highlands It is vital that any … Continue reading →

The Forest Stewardship Plan poses an imminent danger to the natural forests and wildlife on Sparta Mountain.”  ~~~~ Hardyston Township (3/31/16) The public comment period for the DEP’s controversial Sparta Mountain logging plan closed on March 31, so the criticism … Continue reading →

how do you dare tell me that I’m my Father’s son when that was just an accident of Birth. I’d rather look around me — compose a better song `cos that’s the honest measure of my worth. In your pomp … Continue reading →

Failure to consider climate change risks is a fatal flaw NJ should follow NY State’s lead “an appeal to science, reason, and moral sanity” As we last noted, the legislature backed away from taking the final step to veto the … Continue reading →