Monthly Archives: June 2016

FERC Grants extension to review request for rehearing Towns challenged FERC approval prior to issuance of NJ DEP Water Quality Certificate Yesterday, in what may be a significant legal development, the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) granted an extension of … Continue reading →

Accountability at Christie DEP flows like water off a duck’s back No consequences for failure – no reforms after disasters “If we had any inkling that we had high lead levels in our water,” [Superintendent] Gundersen said, “we would have … Continue reading →

Huge activist victory – Democracy in action – News blackout Christie DEP gets another pass One would think – with pipeline battle raging across the state from Cape May to Bergen County involving thousands of residents – that New York … Continue reading →

Assembly Will Pull The Veto Trigger On June 16 Senate Is Waivering A digression Correction: I was wrong when I recently wrote this: Most of the bad stuff will be adopted in June. Sweeney will have no visible fingerprints on … Continue reading →

Breaking the code on the “Young Forest” Scam [Update below] Mark DiIonno of the Star Ledger (now NJ.Com) wrote his column on the Sparta Mountain debate, see: Nothing clear-cut about Sparta Mountain logging controversy But things are not really that obscure … Continue reading →