Author Archives: Bill Wolfe

Environmental Groups Are Lying To The Public About The Murphy DEP Inland Flood Rule Proposal

Environmentalists Claim Positive Impacts That Even DEP Doesn’t Environmental Claims Reveal Incompetence And Political Cheerleading Usually, I am forced to criticize DEP for exaggerating or completely making up environmental benefits of their proposed rules and minimizing the flaws and loopholes. But … Continue reading

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Murphy DEP Proposed Inland Flood Rule Is Seriously Flawed

DEP Holds Public Hearing On Wednesday Faux Green Cheerleaders And Media Are Not Disclosing Flaws The DEP is holding a public hearing on proposed new inland flood protection rules Wednesday (1/11/23), so we thought we would post a summary of … Continue reading

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Ten Good Reasons Why The Murphy DEP’s BASF Toms River Superfund Site NRD Deal Is A Corporate Giveaway That Must Be Withdrawn

Murphy DEP Commissioner LaTourette is a former corporate lawyer who litigated and won an NRD case representing a NJ chemical company known as Essex Chemical, a subsidiary of Dow chemical. He knows the legal and scientific weaknesses of DEP’s NRD … Continue reading

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With Expanding Green Mafia Corruption, We Must Expand Our Mission And Motto

We’re Now: “Holding Polluters, FAUX GREEN, And Government Accountable” “Conservation Resources, Inc.” Take a good look at the above schematic “business model”. At best, it’s a corrupt and conflict ridden kick back scheme – rife with opportunistic self dealing and … Continue reading

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Passaic City Chemical Fire Reform Bill Stalled In Budget Committee – Senate President Scutari Urged To Break Logjam And Get The Bill On The Governor’s Desk

Murphy DEP Ignores Risks Of Chemical Fires, As They Exaggerate Pinelands Wildfire Risks The people of Passaic City and emergency responders dodged a deadly chlorine chemical fire bullet last year at the Qualco chemical storage plant. The Bergen Record reported … Continue reading

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