RuhrfischVast reservoirs of natural gas newly discovered in Marcellus Shale help drive prices down.
TOM JOHNSON
Tom Johnson covers energy and environmental issues for NJ Spotlight News. A co-founder of NJ Spotlight a decade ago, Johnson previously worked at the Star-Ledger for close to three decades.
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Verizon successfully petitions state Board of Public Utilities to stop delivering massive, though typically unopened, White Pages directory.
Subsidies supposedly restricted to redeveloping blighted areas can actually be used in 80 percent of the state's municipalities.
Strict regulations barring wind turbines from coastal waters encourage conservationists, alienate clean-energy advocates.
One-time supporters are backing away from a community solar-project bill they say adds unneeded subsidies and is too complex for small solar contractors.
Administration makes up to $18 million available for combined heat and power, less than half the $48 million originally allocated.
Lawmakers craft tax-relief package, hoping to attract thousands of blue-collar jobs back to Garden State.
A plan to extend a natural gas pipeline from New Jersey to New York has locals concerned about safety and health issues.
Record rainfalls, deadly storms and statewide drought help paint a graphic picture of Garden State’s extreme weather.
Public Employees for Environmental Responsibility want water systems to monitor potentially dangerous compounds and treat their drinking water.
