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The Dean of Environmental Law bloggers, Seth Jaffe, does me the honor of a thoughtful response to my concern about whether EPA's and the Army Corps of Engineers' proposed definition...

The Dean of Environmental Law bloggers, Seth Jaffe, does me the honor of a thoughtful response to my concern about whether EPA's and the Army Corps of Engineers' proposed definition of...

Staff Report In response to a letter submitted by the town of Greenland, New Hampshire’s top environmental enforcement officer has put the Coakley Landfill Group on notice regarding toxic chemicals leaching from the closed landfill into Berry’s Brook. After attending a remote meeting of the Coakley Landfill Group (CLG) on April 14, Steven Smith, chairman of the Greenland Board of Selectmen, wrote a formal letter to Robert Scott, head of the NH Department of Environmental Services, flagging ...

Portsmouth Herald Editors note: The following letter was sent by the Greenland Board of Selectmen to the Commissioner of the New Hampshire Department of Environmental Services. Selectmen were upset by the Coakley Landfill Groups seeming lack of concern and action regarding PFAS pollution leaching from the EPA Superfund site and endangering citizens drinking water. April 26 – To the Editor: Dear NHDES Commissioner Robert Scott, On April 14, 2021 Town Administrator Matthew Scruton and I remote...

East Springfield marijuana store seeks summer opening with new partner Updated Mar 03, 2021; Posted Jan 23, 2021 A marijuana business planned at 311 Page Boulevard, in East Springfield,, seen here, is seeking to add a new partner. Facebook Share SPRINGFIELD — A business planning a marijuana shop, co-owned by former City Councilor Timothy Rooke, is hoping to open by July with a new partner, Rooke said. Rooke and other business representatives will present the proposed ownership change and ot...

We told your council we would sing your praise franchise you divested. we meant it. the office of government ethics has never sung anyones praises ever, never. theyre not in the praise singing business. they are supposed to be giving guidance and in effect very stern orders to federal employees about how to avoid conflicts of interest and other ethical issues. we asked walter schaub jr. to explain himself here tonight. we never got a reply to our invitation. we asked anyone working at the office...

"washington post" got no response from them all day. anyone there with the same questions that we have presumably. seth jaffe, who is a spokesperson for the office of government ethics issued a written statement late in the day in a desperate attempt to explain the inexplicable tweets. he said like everyone else we were excited this morning to read the president-elects twitter feed indicating that he wants to be free of conflicts of interest. we dont know the details of their plan, but we are wi...