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State’s chief resilience officer says state and federal government can’t fund all local projects
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But Board of Public Utilities reverses its 2019 position, suggesting that none of Public Service Enterprise Group’s three South Jersey plants are profitable
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Appeals panel sets aside revisions of Obama-era power-plant rules by the outgoing Trump administration
Mayor Ras Baraka says key takeaway is that it was an ‘all-in’ effort, joining government forces with muscular civic willpower.
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Pilot program’s first phase provides 300 vouchers to businesses, other institutions in Newark and Camden to help ease pollution in environmental-justice communities
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State says public health is threatened by use of PFAS in firefighting foam
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But it won’t be easy to reverse all of Trump’s climate-denial policies, Rutgers expert says
Deployment of solar energy is key to creating a resilient and equitable state. Passing the Clean Energy Equity Act would help
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Recovery driven by DDT ban, rigorous regulation and volunteer monitoring of nest sites
Holtec confirmed interest in building a new, first-of-its-kind nuclear plant at the former Oyster Creek site in South Jersey.
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The New Jersey Board of Utilities formally approved a new program allowing Public Service Electric & Gas to spend $707 million over the next four ...
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