Monthly Archives: March 2021

Terms Expire – Time For Dupont And Corporate Hacks To Go SAB Appointments A Test For Acting DEP Commissioner LaTourette Let me first put this important NJ DEP story in a national context. Biden EPA Administrator Michael Regan recently dismissed 40 Trump … Continue reading →

Lake Mead National Recreation Area – America’s first National Recreation Area (I didn’t know that!) Natural beauty and wonder – a sharp contrast with the engineered ugliness and destruction of the dam.

Wolfe and Tittel In  Hopewell, NJ During Merrill Lynch Development Battle (2000) Longtime Sierra Club NJ Chapter Director Jeff Tittel just announced his retirement after 23 years at Sierra and over 50 years as an environmental and progressive activist. I … Continue reading →

“Our decision is based on the confidential record.” I want to make five brief critical points you won’t read in today’s NJ Spotlight coverage of the NJ court’s decision upholding nuclear subsidies. First, let’s begin with an extraordinary abuse, in … Continue reading →

Private Corporate Planning Portrayed As Public Interest Advocacy Citizen Land Use Victories Ignored, While Ineffective Solutions Divert From What Works Assuming Defeat Before The Battle Is Engaged I’ve often criticized private – often elite Foundation and corporate funded – groups … Continue reading →