Monthly Archives: June 2022

Views From The Front Porch Above is view from bluff at Fort Worden State Park, Port Townsend Washington. That’s snow capped Mt. Baker in the distance. Below is a view from my front porch. We Love working boats!

How Much Are Private Law Firms Paid? What Is Their Take Of Recovered Money? Why Privatize DEP Litigation? Don’t We Have An Attorney General? DEP just sued Ford Motor Company for compensation for what will likely amount to billions of … Continue reading →

DEP Weak CO2 Emissions Proposal, No Adaptation Rules, And Not Even Spending Money Fulfilling a campaign promise, less than 2 weeks after his election, NJ Gov. Murphy issued Executive Order #7, which authorized NJ to rejoin the northeastern states Regional Greenhouse … Continue reading →

Courts Struck Down DEP “Interim” Rules On PFNA Longtime Legal Precedent Dooms Any DEP “Emergency Rule” Proposal Activists don’t know the difference between the science supporting a “climate emergency” and legal requirements to justify “emergency rules” Murphy DEP Commissioner Latourette … Continue reading →

DEP Ford Lawsuit Seeks $100,000 Per Day In Civil Penalties For Violations  Of NJ Environmental Laws Over a 45 Year Period The Murphy DEP and Attorney General issued a joint press release last week, touting their lawsuit against Ford Motor … Continue reading →