It's about time someone has realized all the trash and more on Jersey's beaches.Executive Director of
Clean Ocean Action states st century.
“It is a good day for the Jersey Shore and a great start for the new year”, said Cindy Zipf, Executive Director of
Clean Ocean Action. “These laws are the first wave of bills to bring water quality protection into the 21
We commend Governor Christie, Senator Smith, and Assemblyman McKeon for their leadership in passing these
bills that in time will bring some long overdue relief to the beleaguered bays. Countless hours of citizen action has
Barnegat Bay package and his vow to oppose offshore drilling and liquefied natural gas facilities, are helping put
New Jersey back as the national ocean leader. We in New Jersey know that protecting our greatest natural resource,
the ocean, is the core of improving the economy”, she added. I for one, is glad that this is happening, it's time pleople cleaned out the waxy build up in their ears and starting listening to the earth crying out to us like a newborn for it's mother!
With the Governor’s signature, New Jersey is now entering a new era of common-sense in environmental protection while ensuring a greener future!
I totally agree! I'm usually against Christie because of his strong, negative opinion on the rights of teachers/educators, but I think it is good that he's supporting the clean on the beaches. Good post! :D
ReplyDeleteI 100% agree! So,Lia, and averyone else, What will you do to follow in his footsteps and try to make the beaches more beautiful?
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