Monthly Archives: June 2020

NJBIA Lobbyist Ray Cantor Needs To Apologize [Update: 7/2/20: today’s NY Times story makes exactly the point I was driving at: ““It’s especially abhorrent for the president to threaten further entrenchment of segregated communities now, during a time of reckoning on … Continue reading →

Bill Would NOT Give EJ Communities ANY Power Local approval provision of original bill was deleted I previously wrote about the sham going on with the so called “environmental justice” bill by exposing the fact that the bill would not … Continue reading →

I head for the sticks with my bus and friends I follow the road though I don’t know where it ends Get out of town, get out of town Think I’ll get out of town. ~~~ On The Beach (Neil … Continue reading →

DEP Failing to Implement & Enforce Clean Water Programs Design To Protect Lakes DEP grants buy watershed group support Color coded tiered scheme masks rollback of standards Just as critics predicted during last summer’s statewide proliferation of toxic Harmful Algae … Continue reading →

Opposing Police In Schools Before It Was Cool My friend Peggy Synder – who died unexpectedly way too young at 54 back in May 2014 – was known locally primarily as a passionate environmental advocate and leader. I met Peggy … Continue reading →