Follow Us: 
- Communities Get the OK to Assess Fees to Fund Stormwater Utilities
- Opponents of new charges dismiss them as ‘rain tax,’ but advocates argue utilities will finally make it possible to address runoff, state’s biggest source of water pollution
- The Big Challenge for NJ’s Clean Energy: Juggling All the Moving Parts
- NJ Spotlight roundtable is told climate change will be the big driver of changes in how energy is applied, delivered and used in the state and elsewhere
- PSEG Disputes New Estimate of Nuclear Profits, Awaits Answer on State Subsidies
- Independent market monitor concludes that South Jersey plants, for which company is seeking $300 million in annual state aid, will net big profits over the next few years
- Small Price Blip for ACE Customers as BPU Eyes $12B in Rate Increases All Told
- Garden State utilities are modernizing the power grid, boosting energy efficiency, looking to roll out electric vehicles — and racking up a sizable tab for their customers
- Newark Begins $75M Program to Replace Lead Water Pipes
- Mayor says it could take eight years to change 15,000 service lines. City has received four violations for elevated levels of lead since 2017
- FEMA Knocks State Plan to Lessen Stormwater Runoff Problems
- Federal disaster management agency questions whether proposed improvements go far enough in reducing urban flooding
- Keeping Liberty State Green and Clean of Inappropriate Privatization
- Legislation to preserve the park as an urban green oasis easily cleared committee, possibly helped along by Treasury looking into selling state assets
- Barriers, Flood Walls Could Help Protect Back Bays, Army Corps Says
- Interim report foresees ‘massive’ construction project costing ‘several billion dollars’
- Murphy Pushes Tax-Incentive Program for Smaller Brownfields
- By capping incentives at $4 million per site, governor hopes to help clean up smaller locales that are still in need of restoration
- Arguments Heat Up as PSEG Fights for State to Subsidize Nuclear Plants
- Company claims South Jersey plants uneconomic otherwise. Rate Counsel Stefanie Brand accuses it of ‘holding a gun to the regulators’ head’
- AG Takes Aim at ExxonMobil Over Polluted Site in Gloucester County
- New lawsuit stands in contrast to Christie administration settlement with oil giant over former refineries in Linden and Bayonne
- Will NJ Consumers End up on Hook for Transmission Line to Other States?
- FERC’s decision not to rehear cost allocations for $278 million power line could hit Garden State ratepayers right in their wallets
- Upgraded Classification for 750 Miles of NJ’s Rivers and Streams
- Deemed most ecologically sensitive, Category One waterways are protected against any degradation in water quality
- Energy Suppliers Ordered to Stop Passing on Higher Costs to Customers
- Tens of millions of dollars on the line as third-party suppliers dispute Board of Public Utilities’ order not to increase fixed rate during term of contracts
- BL England Decision May Doom Pipeline but Natural-Gas Projects Still On
- Opponents cheer abandonment of plan to convert South Jersey coal units to natural gas. Companies forge ahead with plans for big investments in natural gas
- Part of VW Settlement Fund Goes to EV Charging Stations, Electric Buses
- Hundreds of charging stations to be installed across state and NJ Transit in Camden is to get some electric buses
- Plan to Convert BL England Plant to Natural Gas Is Dead on Arrival
- After nearly a decade of bitter fighting, RC Cape May Holdings raises white flag over proposal to build natural-gas pipeline in Pinelands
- NJ Faces Growing Health Threat from Virus-Carrying Mosquitoes
- Rising temperatures and longer mosquito season create a ‘perfect storm’ for virus transmission
- Criticizing Inaction on Lead in New Jersey Schools’ Drinking Water Supplies
- State Sen. Linda Greenstein says Department of Education should ‘tighten up its rules on testing’
- Building NJ Barrier Against Trump Team’s Rollback of Environmental Rules
- Legislation proposed by Assemblywoman Nancy Pinkin would keep federal regulations from the pre-Trump era in force in the Garden State
- Ocean County Spends $15M in Open-Space Funds to Preserve 8,000 Acres
- Purchase represents largest preservation effort since program launched in 1997
- NJ Takes Legal Action Against Owner of Sussex County ‘Waste Mountain’
- DEP says soil samples show levels of contamination high enough to classify the site as a solid waste facility, which the owner does not have a permit to operate
- NJ Cleanup of Car Emissions Put at Risk as Feds Exit California Talks
- Decision by Trump administration to end negotiations over California’s fuel-efficiency standards likely will go to court, delaying New Jersey’s own efforts to curb emissions
- Chemours Shipped PFAS Substitute Chemical to South Jersey Site, EPA Says
- Critics say GenX may worsen water contamination near Chambers Works site in Salem County
- Businesses, Investors Want to Jump-Start NJ’s Push for Plug-In Vehicles
- Electrifying transportation sector critical to cutting greenhouse gases, achieving clean economy. Advocates argue legislation to get the job done is already in committee
- Amendments to Beach-Access Bill Run Afoul of Conservationists
- One change is especially troublesome, advocates say — replacing ‘shall’ with ‘may’ in a section dealing with DEP’s ability to mandate access
- Looking to Rein in New Jersey’s Surging Deer Population
- Farmers, environmental groups, and park operators have formed a coalition to grapple with a deer population they say is out of control
- Measure to Keep ‘Dirt Brokers’ Out of Recycling Industry Moves Up, Slowly
- Fears that organized crime could infiltrate recycling sector prompt progress on tough licensing law that would include some background checks
Sponsors
Corporate Supporters
and then Add to Home Screen.