Monthly Archives: August 2022

“Variance” Would Allow Polluters To Evade Strict Pollution Controls Would Allow The Discharge Of More Carcinogenic Chemicals Into Public Water Supplies On July 5, 2022, the Murphy DEP quietly proposed amendments to DEP’s surface water quality standards and water pollution discharge … Continue reading →

“Wishful Thinking” – this approach is not working and will not work.” “This is a climate suicide pact,” said Brett Hartl, government affairs director at the Center for Biological Diversity. “It’s self-defeating to handcuff renewable energy development to massive new oil … Continue reading →

State Risk Communications Failures Exacerbated Uncertainty & Lack Of Trust State Investigation Woefully Inadequate Murphy DEP Commissioner Seeks To Derail A Broader Investigation The NY Times published a well written and pretty thorough Op-Ed today on the alleged Woodbridge NJ … Continue reading →

NRDC Consultant Supports Market Based Policy That Diverts From “Strategic Retreat” Repetitive Flood Claims Fueled By NJ’s “Right To Rebuild” Laws & Lax Regulation Serious Reforms Require A “One And Done” Approach Almost 2 years ago, Murphy DEP Commissioner Shawn Latourette … Continue reading →