Monthly Archives: March 2022

PSE&G Nuclear Power Plant Operations Destroyed 150 Acres of Coastal Wetlands DEP Now Proposes To Remap And Deregulate These Wetlands DEP Fails To Consider Climate Change Driven Sea Level Rise, Storm Surge, Or Increased Storm Intensity Compounding DEP’s corruption, I’m … Continue reading →

“I get the urge for going” It’s about that time of year again – the days are getting warmer and northern mountains, forests, and rivers call. There should be a “moving on” from a winter in the desert like Joni … Continue reading →

In Unprecedented Move, DEP Attempts To Divert Focus & Undermine Petitioner DEP Claims “Non-compliance” With Illegal DEP Rules, While Failing To Provide Proper Public Notice Posting On The DEP Website Does Not Satisfy Publication In NJ Register I find such … Continue reading →

DEP Permitted Land Application of Sewage Sludge & Wastewater “Beneficial Reuse” Sites Must Be Sampled DEP Urged To Sample Soil, Groundwater, and Cows Milk & Dairy Products PFAS Just One Example Of Hundreds Of Unregulated Chemicals As of 2019, 51 … Continue reading →

DEP And NJ Spotlight Blasted (Again!) For Failure To Publicly Disclose Critical Information Emotions ran high Sept. 21 as Hopewell area residents expressed concern about their health and property values at an information meeting held to discuss cleanup efforts on … Continue reading →