Monthly Archives: December 2021

Another “Significant Win For The Environmental Lobby”? From The Pinelands To The Highlands, More Delusional Reporting By NJ Spotlight

Delusion On The Pinelands Propaganda On The Highlands Economic Development Plan Story  23,000 acres – 36 square miles – targeted for corporate development In another example of a pattern of horrible reporting, last week NJ Spotlight reporter Jon Hurdle wrote that Gov. Murphy’s … Continue reading

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Is DEP’s Environmental Justice Advisory Council On A Wild-Goose Chase?

Will Upcoming DEP Environmental Justice Permit Review Rules Be As Bad As Climate PACT Rules? EJ activists have made absolutely no clear regulatory and technical demands Wild-goose chase: : a complicated or lengthy and usually fruitless pursuit or search Wild-goose chase. I … Continue reading

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NJ DEP Submits Clean Air Act Ozone Plan To EPA For Review And Approval – Who Knew?

Ground Level Ozone Is The Primary Air Pollution And Health Concern, Especially For Urban NJ Environmental Justice and Climate Activists Playing Inside Baseball  Polluters and DEP Get A Pass (Again) There’s always a lot of talk about the severe adverse public … Continue reading

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Murphy DEP Eliminates Enforcement Division – Seeks “Greater Alignment”

More Evidence That The Murphy DEP Is Worse Than The Christie DEP [Update: I confirmed this in a second place. Buried on DEP website bio of Sean Moriarity: Sean leads DEP’s internal legal team and serves as its general counsel … Continue reading

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Gov. Murphy Promoting Corporate Development Of The Environmentally Sensitive NJ Highlands Region

Highlands Council Releases Economic Plan Designed To Promote Development Economic Development Oriented Plan Contradicts The Basic Goals Of The Highlands Act Plan Developed By National Economic Consulting & Engineering Firms Private corporate planning targets 23,000 acres for intensive new development The ecologically precious … Continue reading

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