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- Harmful Algae Bloom Affects Another NJ Lake
- Report of cyanobacteria levels 10 times greater than state’s health standard at Greenwood Lake; residents advised to take precautions
- Critics Contend State’s Draft Energy Master Plan Won’t Slow Climate Change
- Enviros came out in droves for Murphy. Now they’re saying his draft plan is too soft on natural gas projects, too reliant on nuclear power
- LNG export terminal would take 360 trucks a day, 24/7, Army Corps says
- Agency releases new details about planned Gloucester County facility after ‘conversations’ with developer
- Lethal Heat Waves in Offing Without Global Action; Heat Index Would Leap in NJ
- New Jersey has averaged three days per year with heat index above 100 degrees Fahrenheit; that could go to 49 days by the end of the century if nothing is done
- Unhappy Enviros Blast Murphy’s Draft Energy Master Plan
- Coalition of environmental groups argue draft plan doesn’t impose a needed moratorium on new fossil-fuel projects
- Agency Mulls Review of LNG Terminal Application for Delaware River Basin
- Environmental group accuses regulator of abandoning responsibility to protect water resources
- Changing of the Guard at New Jersey Resources
- After steering company for two decades, Laurence Downes to step down; he has been a big booster of a clean-energy economy for Garden State
- Preparing Shore Towns for Rising Sea Levels
- New state initiative aims to help 15 Shore towns develop strategies to combat rising sea levels, which are expected to increase significantly over next decade
- Thinking Small Could Alter Power Grid by Integrating Small-Scale Power Systems
- Distributed energy resources like solar arrays and CHP can help customers save while giving utilities a way to trim spending on local, long-distance infrastructure
- Advocates Optimistic About Bid To Monitor PFAS In Water Systems
- Amendments to annual federal defense spending bill contain language that could help define scope of the contamination
- Lake Hopatcong Closure Seen as Wake-Up Call for State’s Watersheds
- The shutdown of New Jersey’s largest recreational lake because of harmful algae blooms is not an isolated case; conservationists warn that something must change
- NJ Joins Other States in Asbestos Lawsuit Against Trump’s EPA
- Officials say federal agency is failing to collect data on the importation and use of the known carcinogen
- Ørsted’s Plan for Wind in NJ Promises to Aid Economic Development
- Danish developer could bring German manufacturer of turbine foundations to Paulsboro, one way it can deliver economic-development benefits to help create green-energy sector
- Quality of New Jersey’s Ocean Water ‘Outstanding’
- DEP commissioner says monitoring last summer ‘showed that our ocean beaches meet standards 98 percent of the time’
- Call on State to Ensure EV Development Is Equitable, Helps Poorer Communities
- Coalition urges statewide plan to electrify transportation sector, making sure that communities hit hard by pollution are prioritized
- DRBC in Funding Shortfall from Three States and Federal Government
- Interstate water regulator says it isn’t getting the necessary funds to plan for climate change
- New Law Simplifies How State Allocates Funds to Preserve Open Space
- Farmland, historic properties and conservation nonprofits garner a larger share of funds
- Could Hoboken Become a National Model for Storm Resiliency?
- The city’s strategy: to resist stormwater, delay its release, store it, and discharge it when it can do the least damage
- Researchers, Scientists Look for Natural Solutions to Fight Climate Change
- Rutgers and Duke Farms embark on five-year project to turn 2,700 acres of forests, grasslands, farmlands, and wetlands into an experimental carbon sink
- Impacts of PFAS Chemicals on Human Immune System Highlighted
- But New Jersey panel won’t revisit its recommendations for strict limits on two of the chemicals; PFAS are widespread in the state
- Enviros Irked by Changes to Measure that Tackles Sources of NJ Food Waste
- Late amendments will allow waste to continue to flow to garbage dumps and incinerators if they have systems to capture methane gas
- Newest Nomination to Pinelands Commission Joins Four Others Waiting
- Murphy wants to remake commission, ending Christie-era focus on building pipelines through the preserve, but state Senate letting confirmation hearings languish
- PSEG Power Unloads Two Coal-Fired Plants in Western Pennsylvania
- Transaction expected to close late in 2019 leaves power producer with a single coal-burning facility already scheduled for early retirement
- Finally, Major Movement on Governor’s Promises for Offshore Wind
- Approval for a $1.6B wind farm 15 miles off Atlantic City readies state to become significant participant in the sector
- Delaware River Sojourn Promotes Conservation, Nurtures Sense of Family
- A flotilla of kayaks and canoes completes its 25th annual journey as scientists seek more gains in water quality
- Quick Changes Made to Law on Privatized Cleanups at Toxic Waste Sites
- Decade-old program addressing pollution at contaminated industrial properties is fine-tuned, but some environmentalists have concerns
- NJ could need 2,700 miles of sea walls to defend against rising waters
- New study says building defenses along Jersey Shore would cost billions and suggests the fossil-fuel industry should pay
- What’s in Store for Energy Storage, A Key Element of NJ’s Clean-Energy Future?
- Development of systems that capture and store power will be a necessary but long, complicated and expensive undertaking
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