Greenfire Coalition was officially established in April 1990. At that time, the primary purpose of Greenfire was to insert a robust, alternative voice into issues that directly impacted quality of life in NEPA. This was accomplished through organizing and networking, public education and community service, lobbying on all government levels, testifying at public hearings, establishing lines of communication, providing support and organizational skills to grassroots community groups and, sometimes, direct action. Greenfire established a platform (Coalition) for individuals and community groups to address environmental, community and economic development issues. That era has passed. (To research Greenfire Coalition history go to Newspapers.com)
About Us
Greenfire’s purpose remains the same but it will expand its scope of topics and move beyond NEPA. This website will establish a Writers’ Forum. The Writers’ Forum will contain entries addressing current issues as well as entries with historical perspective.
The writers of the entries will be solely responsible for the content which Greenfire demands to be thoroughly researched and rooted in fact.
Writers
- Michael Sauers
- Gerard Hoefling
- Drew Magill
- Carl Frankel
- Louis Scalise
- Susan Gallagher
Latest Articles
Friendly Reminder
Rod Holt September 29, 2026 A friendly reminder to my fellow voters as we prepare for the midterms. The United States has a 40 Trillion dollar deficit that directly affects most of us with higher credit card fees, higher mortgage rates, car loans, etc. I am wondering...
State Law Giving Data Center ‘Deemed Approval’ is Unconstitutional, Lawsuit Filed
Michael Sauers October 8, 2026 This is pure dynamite. Read it carefully! Provisions of the Municipalities Planning Code asserted to have given 'Deemed Approval' to a Data Center have been Challenged on Environmental Rights, Property Rights and Due Process Grounds....
Business Squeezes States/Regions at the Expense of All-This Needs to STOP!
Michael Sauers October 3, 2026 I have built two small businesses from scratch. One was very successful and I was able to sell it. The other, while moderately successful with a political component, was closed with no loses to investors or me. I used my own money and NO...