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- Christie Administration Opposes Trump Plan to Drill in Atlantic
- In letter to federal agency, DEP Commissioner Martin says NJ wants no part of program to expand oil and gas exploration in North and Mid-Atlantic
- Trump Weakens Protections for Buildings in Flood-Prone Areas
- Executive order rescinds rules intended to safeguard government-financed projects against sea-level rise, climate change
- Renewed Threat of Oil and Gas Drilling off New Jersey Shoreline
- Administration seeks to develop program to open all the nation’s coasts to exploration along outer continental shelf
- PennEast Wants Fast-Track Approval from FERC for $1B Pipeline
- Company argues project is ‘critically important’ to bring new and necessary natural-gas supplies to Northeast, increase reliability of today’s pipeline grid
- Sales of Electric Plug-In Vehicles Surge, Though Infrastructure Still Lags
- With more than 10,000 plug-ins on the road in New Jersey, sales grew by 79 percent over prior year
- State Needs to Step Up Attempts to Curb Greenhouse-Gas Emissions
- In rare meeting of both legislative environmental committees, lawmakers get a tough assessment of what New Jersey needs to do to fight climate change
- NJ’s Farmland Preservation Initiatives Get Much-Needed Funding
- A package of four bills dedicates $65 million to help towns, counties, the state, and nonprofits put money into protecting farmland
- DEP Denies Permits for 1,800-Unit Housing Development in Lakewood
- Chosen site, a former golf course, would wind up with 70 percent impervious cover once project was complete — markedly increasing stormwater runoff
- NJ Leads Nation with Plan to Curb Two Toxic Chemicals in Drinking Water
- Department of Environmental Protection announces new proposed maximum contaminant limits for two likely carcinogens, PFNA and TCP
- With FERC at Quorum, PennEast Pipeline Likely to Move Ahead
- Two commissioners have been approved at agency, opening way for project to use eminent domain to gather environmental data along its route
- Law on Drinking Water Infrastructure Requires Upgrades of Leaking Systems
- Measure mostly targets smaller, publicly owned utilities that may have to scramble to find the money to implement asset-management plans, cybersecurity
- Appeals Court Approves Housing Development in Highlands
- Court defers to DEP’s expertise regarding wetlands, endangered species, and impact of proposed sewer connection on water quality
- EPA Reverses Decision Not to Implement Smog Rule
- Federal agency announces it will move ahead with Obama administration rule on ground-level ozone, aka smog
- Coalition Dismisses PSEG’s Threat to Close Nuclear Units as a ‘Scare Tactic’
- New group of businesses, consumer advocates, and environmentalists says company must open its books and prove they're losing money on nuclear
- Reasons Justifying Pinelands Pipeline Called into Question
- ‘A high-priced solution for a problem that does not really exist’ is how consultant to Pinelands Preservation Alliance describes Southern Reliability Link
- Margate to U.S. Army Corps: Get off Our Beach!
- Residents are angry, board of commissioners votes to sue corps for unpopular dune-building project that has resulted in pools of standing water
- Can Congress Help NJ’s Offshore Wind Industry Get Cranking?
- Bipartisan legislation that would extend tax credits for investments in the renewable energy could give state’s efforts at offshore wind a lift
- Appellate Court Upholds Decision to Build Solar Farm in Pinelands
- Court rules in favor of facility on capped landfill, even though site had been permanently set aside as undeveloped open space
- Solar Eclipse Won’t Leave New Jersey Without Lights, Power
- Up to 2,500 megawatts of solar generation will be temporarily affected by the eclipse, but grid operator has plenty of power in reserve
- PSE&G Poised to Invest $69M in Energy-Efficiency Program
- But state’s largest utility could spend much more, if allowed to decouple sales from distribution
- PSE&G Wants to Spend $2.7B to Replace Aging Gas Infrastructure
- Five-year program would cost $540M annually, install 1,250 miles of new gas mains all told
- Fed Rollback of Clean Water Rule Could Threaten Half of NJ’s Streams
- Repeal could ‘devastate’ Delaware River Basin, according to critics, source of drinking water for 6 million people
- Grid Operator OKs PSE&G’s $275M Substation Upgrade
- Plan calls for utility to build new facility adjacent to 60-year-old Newark Switch substation
- ‘We Can’t Drink Gas’ — Critic of Controversial Pinelands Pipeline
- Protesters let Pinelands Commission know how strongly they feel about contentious natural gas project in South Jersey
- Rooting out Jersey Shore Invader: Asiatic Sand Sedge
- Volunteers work to keep an invasive species from overrunning the delicate dunes along New Jersey’s seashore
- Fed Flood Program Has Spent $660M Repeatedly Rebuilding Same NJ Properties
- A much-needed reform to nation’s flood insurance would give homeowners the option to be bought out rather than rebuild
- ‘Greens’ Intensify Efforts to Permanently Ban Fracking in Delaware River Basin
- Coalition delivers 64K signatures to five-member commission tasked with protecting source of drinking water for 16 million people
- By 2030, State Looks to Reduce Food Waste by 50 Percent
- Keeping food waste out of dumps and landfills can help reduce methane, a greenhouse gas that contributes to global warming
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