Monthly Archives: January 2013

With News Coverage Like This …. I can’t let three news stories today pass without comment, because they all get the story so remarkably wrong it’s actually hard to believe – exactly upside down backwards: I)   Shore Towns did … Continue reading →

From Conflicts of Interest to Scientific Fraud and Moral Monstrosity Recent events provide highly revealing examples of the chemical industry’s arrogance and total disregard for public health, the environment, and human decency. An overview: I) Disenfranchisement I’ll start with excerpts … Continue reading →

The procedures in EO#2 and the bill are explicitly intended to “reduce regulatory burdens” of existing rules and “to prevent  unworkable, overly-proscriptive or ill-advised rules from being adopted.” [* Intro note – please hit the comment button in the upper right … Continue reading →

Do Dems think the people of NJ want the chemical industry involved in writing their drinking water standards?  Dems Turn Big Christie Vulnerability Into Their Own Weakness [Update 1/18/13 – Tom Johnson at NJ Spotlight wrote a good story on the … Continue reading →

The Bergen Record and the EPA are misleading the public about the reason for the expanded mercury cleanup from 26 – 40 acres of Pompton Lake and new down-river sediment sampling and cleanup requirements. Here’s what the Bergen Record story … Continue reading →