Monthly Archives: March 2017

Brazen Corporate Capture of sold out “progressive” organizations How does a so called “Citizen’s group”, with an avowed mission of promoting democracy, give a “public service” award to a corporate CEO? (an award named after a corporate CEO) Via email … Continue reading →

Groundhog Day for Food Waste Impacts of animal agriculture ignored  Legislation portrayed as innovative actually is weaker than historical policy We put our conclusion in the headline – logically ass backwards, but totally fitting and appropriate for this issue. On Monday, … Continue reading →

Why are Democratic legislators attacking a Christie DEP regulation as “burdensome”? Should a Maine based company that installs septic systems be able to convince the legislature to pass a bill that would over-ride a specific DEP regulation and open the … Continue reading →

Toxic vapor intrusion, Catastrophic chemical release, and public involvement While you were enthralled with all those Trump tweets, a little known Trump Executive Order froze the  finalization of 30 EPA regulations, including those that impact NJ and protect against serious … Continue reading →

Warped priorities – obscene use of scarce public funds For several years now, various reports have warned about NJ’s multi-billion dollar infrastructure deficits, yet somehow, the Christie administration has refused to seriously acknowledge the magnitude of the problem, develop plans … Continue reading →