Monthly Archives: July 2022

“Let Us Go – Doubly Open – Into The Sea of Cortez” A few weeks ago, we wandered upon a very cool scene in Port Townsend, Washington harbor. A crowd had formed and there were several media cameras rolling – … Continue reading →

DEP Seeks To Narrow The “Compelling Public Interest” Loophole DEP Makes A Basic Legal Error: Scope Of Regulation Contradicts Statute To prepare for the public hearings on Murphy DEP’s proposed “Environmental Justice (EJ)” regulations, the NJ EJ activists have issued … Continue reading →

Have Sweeney’s Democratic Colleagues Moved Worker Safety Legislation He Supported? I read NJ Spotlight’s story today about Amazon warehouse labor issues with interest. I don’t usually get involved in labor issues, but I did in this case. I brought a … Continue reading →

Massive 2.7 Million Square Foot Warehouse On Rural Farmland Pending DEP Review Murphy DEP Has Gotten A Pass In Warehouse Controversy I’ve been writing for a long time about how the media coverage and environmental groups are ignoring DEP’s role … Continue reading →

NJ DEP Wildfire Program Should Undergo Similar Science & Public Review NJ Law Eliminated Liability For Damages From Out Of Control Prescribed Burn Prescribed Burn Science And Methods Fail To Consider Effects of Climate Change NJ Spotlight just broadcast another … Continue reading →