Monthly Archives: October 2016

I hear some people been talkin’ me down, Bring up my name, pass it ’round. They don’t mention the happy times They do their thing, I’ll do mine. Ooh baby, that’s hard to change I can’t tell them how to … Continue reading →

Drought Emergency Could Impact Power Plants “Trouble Ahead”? Jon Hurdle at NJ Spotlight just wrote an important story about the implications for drought in the Delaware River basin – specifically regarding migration of the salt line towards water supply intakes for … Continue reading →

In celebration of Senator Sweeney’s declining the Governor’s race – which just so happened to coincide with Bob Dylan’s receipt of the Nobel Prize in Literature – we play on his words. As I’ve previously written, the Off Shore Wind Energy Development … Continue reading →

NJ Natural Gas Uses Non-Profits To Promote Pipeline ReThink Energy NJ Engaged In Equally Dirty Dealings Wednesday night, the DEP held the third of 4 public hearings on various DEP permits and approvals required for NJ Natural Gas Co.’s Pinelands … Continue reading →

No Water Supply Plan – No Demand Management and Conservation During Summer [Update: 10/21/16 – This pretty much sums things up. Keep in mind that DEP Assistant Commissioner Dan Kennedy is a licensed professional planner – but just look at … Continue reading →