Monthly Archives: December 2018

NJ Law Does NOT Authorize DEP To Consider Costs In Setting Standards Risks of alternative chemicals highlight the failure of federal law – Ask Senator Booker [Update below] We’ve written many times about the multiple failures of the NJ DEP … Continue reading →

The press is reporting, based only on a DEP press release, that the DEP revoked the Christie Highlands septic density rollback, creating the false impression that the Murphy administration is being aggressive in protecting clean water – DON’T BE FOOLED. … Continue reading →

Gov. Murphy’s Climate and Energy Commitments On The Line  Moratorium can kill pending fossil projects without new legislation A broad coalition of over 50 climate, community and environmental groups yesterday kicked off the long awaited statewide campaign to pressure NJ … Continue reading →

Chairman Smith Defers To Murphy DEP On Whether To Regulate GHG Emissions  Climate Activists and Environmental Community Support Sham Senate Democrats spin – try to shift focus to “short lived pollutants” It was not the Department’s intent to establish CO2 … Continue reading →