Monthly Archives: March 2014

DEP Says Hudson Oil Shipment Risks “Not On DEP Radar” Neither DEP nor State Office of Emergency Management are aware of shipments of over 1 billion gallons of oil down the Hudson River Trenton — The Christie administration has posted … Continue reading →

Mantoloking Sea Wall a $40 Million Boondoggle That Will Worsen Erosion Project Conflicts with Findings of Gov. Christie’s Own Hazard Plan In order to illustrate the problem of why sea walls don’t work and are discouraged, I’ve tried a variety … Continue reading →

BL England Coal Plant and Pinelands Pipeline have links to NY Gov. Cuomo’s People [Update below] I’ve been closely following the $500 million BL England power plant and Pinelands pipeline controversy and knew that Rockland Capital (owner of BL England) … Continue reading →

NJ Laws Encourage Rebuilding In Same Vulnerable Locations Major Reason For NJ’s Nationally High Repetitive Flood Loss Damage Claims Bill Ignores Right-to-Rebuild In Inland Flood Hazard Zones The Problem: New Jersey’s guaranteed right to rebuild following storm damage stands out … Continue reading →

Time To Rethink RGGI In Light of Upcoming EPA Rules On Existing Power Plants Lower RGGI Cap or A Ratcheted Down & Stricter EPA Rule The Senate Environment Committee heard S151 yesterday, and re-engaged the RGGI debate, just 2 days after a … Continue reading →