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- Business Groups Say Energy Master Plan Could Cause Job Losses, Rate Hikes
- Major organizations urge Murphy administration to proceed with caution in implementing plan to make New Jersey a clean-energy economy
- PSE&G’s Scaled-Back Proposal for Upgrading Gas and Power Grids OK’d
- State agency shelves the utility’s separate filing for $2.8 billion on energy efficiency projects
- Another Rebuff for PennEast: Court Halts Bid to Seize State Lands
- Federal appeals court reverses lower court’s decision that allowed company to exercise eminent domain over properties along pipeline route
- Slow Progress on NJ’s water quality management law Frustrates Legislators
- Compliance with two-year-old law has been uneven; advocates say enforcement is necessary
- EPA Faulted for Not Doing Enough to Protect Kids Against Lead at Home
- Without effective oversight federal agency can’t monitor remediation efforts. Meanwhile, blood-lead levels in more than 2 million children have climbed
- State Urged to Consider Costs for All Utility Customers in Energy Plan
- Rate Counsel’s filing with BPU emphasizes the importance of a rate impact analysis for the state’s residential, commercial and industrial customers
- Bobwhite quail set for bigger return to New Jersey
- Rare bird, believed extinct in the state, has shown it can live at Pinelands site after small shipments from Georgia
- State Agency Voices More Concerns Over PennEast Pipeline Project
- Department of Environmental Protection asks PennEast to rectify omissions in its applications for a series of wetlands and flood hazard permits
- Target Climate Change Policies Toward Poorer Communities, NJ Advised
- Rutgers report finds that local advocates prefer earmarked commitments of resources to disadvantaged communities, as well as mandates to achieve specific pollution reductions in those areas
- Newark pushes mandatory replacement of lead water service lines
- Move comes amid city effort to go door to door to get permission for work crews to access properties
- Nuke Subsidies Under Review Just Months After Contentious Approval
- In April, Board of Public Utilities awarded $300 million in annual surcharges on utility customers’ bills to aid three PSEG plants; officials are taking a fresh look at the subsidies
- Critics push back hard against governor’s Energy Master Plan
- Opponents raise objections, particularly against plan’s failure to curb pending natural-gas pipeline and power plant projects
- Governor Names Enviros to Highlands Council; When Will Lawmakers Approve?
- Murphy moves to reshape makeup of vital planning body but must wait for Senate to sign off
- BPU Straw Proposal Unnerves Developers of Residential Solar Systems
- Developers warn state agency’s lowball incentives of $10 to $30 will drive out investors, decimating New Jersey’s solar sector
- Lead concerns spread to towns that share Newark’s water supply
- Residents of Belleville and Bloomfield are among those wondering what the implications are for their water’s safety
- Amid Crisis, Lawmakers Take Fresh Look At NJ’s Recycling System
- Some environmental advocates say focus should be on reducing the amount of waste that’s generated
- Bog turtle program seeks to rebuild fragile population of state reptile
- New funding boosts habitat restoration on a former Salem County farm in hopes of arresting the decline in turtle numbers
- Estimate Revised Up Of New Shore Homes Imperiled By Sea-level Rise, Storm Surge
- New Jersey has more recently built homes at risk in a 10-year flood than any other state
- NJ Challenges Weaker Rule on Emissions from Coal-Fired Power Plants
- A new rule from the Environmental Protection Agency would let coal units slide on pollution controls. New Jersey is among 22 state challenging the rule as unlawful
- More NJ Residents Will Qualify for Help to Pay Their Gas, Electric Bills
- The Board of Public Utilities will add up to 5,700 low-income households to its Universal Service Fund program, raising the income eligibility limit to 185 percent of the federal poverty level
- Newark Addresses Elevated Levels of Lead in Drinking Water
- At EPA’s urging, city gives out bottled water to residents after tests at three homes turned up high lead levels in two of them
- Critics Warn Fed Proposal Could Hinder States from Protecting Waterways
- As Environmental Protection Agency moves to streamline the Clean Water Act, New Jersey activists wonder about effects on PennEast pipeline
- Show of Force by Critics of Draft Energy Master Plan, Frustration Grows
- Climate-change activists fault Murphy administration’s draft plan for not imposing immediate moratorium on fossil-fuel projects
- Algal Blooms Fed By Chemical Runoff And Climate Change, Study Says
- Data compilation shows rising levels of unhealthy toxins in lakes and rivers around the country
- BPU Gives Assurance that State’s Solar Projects Will Stay on Track
- As agency takes steps to establish process to close current system of solar funding, it tells developers the market will remain stable
- PennEast Reaches Major Milestone, Plans to Submit New Application to DEP
- The controversial 120-mile pipeline has wrapped up all outstanding land surveys, completing a step that kept it stalled for more than a year
- Algae Blooms Symptomatic of Deeper Issues with NJ’s Water Infrastructure
- Problems like fertilizer runoff and combined-sewer overflows are well known, but state and legislators are stymied by $16-billion-plus price tag to begin to rectify situation
- Off-Road drivers still battling conservationists over access to Pinelands
- Three years after state dropped plan to close some trails, long-running fight remains unresolved
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