Monthly Archives: August 2011

Higher Water Rates – Bigger Profits – Dirty Water – Less Accountability on The Horizon Tom Johnson at NJ Spotlight writes today about a Christie Administration proposal to reduce Board of Public Utilities (BPU) regulatory oversight of how private water … Continue reading →

[Update 4 – 9/2/11 – Did a United Water reservoir dam release cause a “wall of water” to flow down Swan Creek? (see boat in road below). see: Lambertville residents wonder if flood surge during hurricane was man-made disaster Hurricane … Continue reading →

My cabin is surrounded by large mature trees – with the ground saturated by historically high August rainfall, I really feared that one would fall and maybe kill Buoy (my pup) and I. But, my biggest storm scare and damage … Continue reading →

Hurricane Irene has me as a captive Rider on the Storm right now and literally Waiting for the Sun, but I’m feeling like Jimmy Cliff – Listen Many rivers to cross But I can’t seem to find my way over … Continue reading →

A Fracking Ponzi Scheme on Steroids In case you got diverted by environmentalists criticizing Governor Christie’s conditional veto of a meaningless fracking ban bill (a political stunt by Democrats), you might want to know that there have been extremely important … Continue reading →