Monthly Archives: January 2019

Robbing Peter To Pay Paul and Getting Paid For It The Dismantling of the Green Acres Public Legacy They say it’s not over till the Fat Lady sings – well the Fat Lady just sang. The mask is completely off … Continue reading →

Murphy proposed RGGI cap translates into a $2.33 BILLION annual subsidy RGGI allowances, cap, and price constitute a license to pollute Murphy DEP ignores climate science and NJ law We’ve written frequently about huge flaws in RGGI, but today I … Continue reading →

Year 3 on the road starts with a new home Greetings, and a belated Happy New Year. We’ve not posted recently about our journey because we’ve been busy renovating a school bus – here’s a thumbnail of that incredible experience. … Continue reading →

Gov. Murphy’s Pinelands Nomination Opens Fundamental Policy Debate Most environmentalists have relationships with power companies and other utilities. It is how we try to influence their goals, their land stewardship, and push for stronger clean power goals at the state level. ~~~ Jennifer … Continue reading →

NJ Audubon Lobbyist Not Well Suited To Needed Pinelands Reforms A year into his tenure, NJ Gov. Murphy finally made 2 nominations to the Pinelands Commission. The Commission was a battleground during the Christie Administration, as debates raged over controversial … Continue reading →