Monthly Archives: December 2022

Meet NJ’s Toxic Top Twenty Corporate Polluters

They Still Don’t Have An App For That No Biggie: It’s Only 1.6 BILLION Pounds Of Toxic Chemicals BTW, what ever happened to that Senate bill (see S2739) that was supposed to close the major loopholes exposed by the Passaic City … Continue reading

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Murphy DEP Commissioner Urged To Withdraw Sweetheart Settlement With BASF At Toms River Ciba Geigy Superfund Site

Time To Heal The Wounds, Not Rub Salt In Them Time To Hold Corporate Polluters Accountable, Not Cut Dirty Deals With Them Clearly, in good conscience, you must withdraw the draft settlement and go back to square one. This deal clearly is … Continue reading

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NJ Senate Sponsors Urged To Issue Statement Of Legislative Intent To Clarify Key Provisions Of New Environmental Justice Law

A Statement Can Enhance DEP’s Legal Hand In Likely Event Of Industry Challenge Law’s Vague And Conflicting Standards Cry Out For Clarity Clarity Will Help EJ Communities Hold DEP Accountable And Review Permits The new environmental justice law is legally in effect … Continue reading

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NJ DEP Has Gone Backwards On Environmental Justice Over The Last 20 Years

“Justice” Rhetoric And Slogans Have Masked Regulatory Policy And Practice EJ Law Did Not Change Underlying DEP Standards That Allow Pollution Problems Social Indicators Displace Environmental Science, Data, And Regulatory Enforcement DEP No Longer Targets Polluters, They Target Communities This … Continue reading

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A Good Year

For Cactus Last year’s photos were better.

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