Monthly Archives: October 2012

Under the Christie Administration – with little protest by environmental advocates or media coverage – some of the most crucial and highest priority DEP policies and programs have virtually been abandoned, gutted, downsized, outsourced, and/or foisted off on totally unprepared … Continue reading →

A Poll of Readers [Update – this superb NY Times piece explains what might be going on politically: The Opiate of Exceptionalism ] Last week, I was astonished to read that a Monmouth University poll showed that from 72 – 79% … Continue reading →

And who has many knots on his head to show for it. Enjoy – and don’t mind certain embarrassing un-revoked organizational ties to Gov. Christie’s endorsement by any presenters, avoiding that minefield is obviously more important than history or “subsidies”.   … Continue reading →

EPA needs to step up its State oversight game NJ Spotlight (“Where issues matter”) posted $78 million as their number of the day  today. Because we’ve focused on infrastructure deficits –  climate change adaptation and water in particular – we thought we’d … Continue reading →