Monthly Archives: March 2013

NJ’s Most Ecologically Rich and Threatened Region At Risk “A national spotlight is shining on the need to protect our coastal and bay ecosystems,” said Bill Wolfe, Director NJ PEER “We owe it to the Delaware Bayshore communities to practice … Continue reading →

Professor Moniz and MIT Report The Latest Example of “Frackademia” Corporate capture of government and the destruction of academic and scientific integrity Perhaps the most under-reported story flying recently under the media radar involves President Obama’s nominee for Secretary of … Continue reading →

Christie DEP Stands Environmental Justice Policy on Its Head Christie Policy and Performance Demand Legislative Oversight We recently wrote about one of NJ’s “sacrifice zones”, Paulsboro NJ, a community in the belly of the toxic spewing petro-chemical beast. But, as … Continue reading →

DEP Bows To Gov.’s Political Views  DEP Fails to State the Science on Climate Change, Sea Level Rise, and Flood Maps Yesterday, DEP adopted the FEMA Draft Advisory Base Flood Elevation Maps (read the DEP press release and the DEP response to … Continue reading →

Gov. Has No Plan For Climate Change, As He Dismantles Existing Efforts Dismantling is Far Worse Than Denial “I don’t believe in a carbon tax. …. I’m not going to put more regulations on corporations” Gov. Christie  ~~~  ****Star Ledger … Continue reading →