Monthly Archives: September 2016

  Beauty I’ve always missed  With these eyes before Just what the truth is I can’t say any more ‘Cause I love you  Yes I love you Oh how I love you ~~~ Nights in White Satin (Moody Blues, 1967)

“End Poverty In California” (EPIC) was the motto of Upton Sinclair’s 1934 campaign for Governor of California. Sinclair is far better known as a radical writer than political candidate and the Jersey Guy he was (before he moved to California). … Continue reading →

A Lot of Work To Do After 7 Years of “Malfeasance” The Senate Environment Committee released a bill (S-2468) to mandate DEP adopt the scientific recommendations of the Drinking Water Quality Institute (DWQI) on public health based drinking water “Maximum Contaminant Levels” … Continue reading →

The debate over public access to the shore and inland rivers has been re-engaged by the Christie DEP’s proposal of new rules yesterday intended to respond to an Appellate Court decision that found that DEP lacked legislative authorization to regulate … Continue reading →

The larger Trenton based NJ environmental groups who do political work (endorsements, etc) have well over 100,000 members, tons of money, significant press capabilities, experienced lobbyists, and dozens of professional staff and field campaign organizers. There is widespread public support … Continue reading →