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- Where Are NJ’s New Chemical Rules? Enviros Accuse DEP of More Foot-Dragging on PFAS
- The DEP denies tomorrow’s stakeholder meeting will mean further delay in setting health limits on two toxic chemicals
- Governor Stresses Unsafe Lead Levels in NJ Water but Offers No Quick Fixes
- Murphy says it’s time to do something about New Jersey’s aging water infrastructure but calls it a national problem that ‘requires a national solution’
- NJ Settles with Fiat Chrysler over Software that Cheated on Emission Tests
- New Jersey is part of a multistate settlement of a case involving attempts to evade diesel emission controls. An engineering company is also paying for its involvement
- Elizabethtown Gas Names Christie McMullen to Leadership Role
- Company appoints industry veteran to top position as it looks to spend $500 million on a major gas-main replacement program
- Full Steam Ahead for Clean Energy as NJ, Other States Adopt New Policies
- New Jersey under Gov. Phil Murphy has aggressive goals for renewable sources of energy, but initiatives aren’t expected to deliver immediately
- PSEG Sells Defunct Coal Plants in Jersey City and Hamilton for Redevelopment
- Developer plans to repurpose the sites as state-of-the-art industrial parks serving growing warehouse-distribution business in region
- Green Groups: Proposed Overhaul Of Stormwater Rules Doesn’t Go Far Enough
- Only 5 percent of NJ waterways meet federal clean water standards, largely due to runoff from developed areas
- Microplastic Pollution in Raritan River to Become Major Problem?
- Newly released study documents presence of nearly invisible plastic particles along stretch of river, particularly downstream of wastewater treatment plants
- Is Business Buying Into Murphy’s Clean-Energy Goals? Looks Like It
- One company is doubling solar capacity at Warren County site, making it the second largest net-metered facility on the East Coast
- New Guidelines for Financing Solar Installations in NJ — But Few Details Yet
- Cautious optimism about the state’s proposal to overhaul program that has been faulted for costing ratepayers too much in subsidies
- Offshore-Wind Developers and Officials Won’t Reveal Key Details of Proposals
- There’s a lot at stake for utility customers who may end up subsidizing projects to the tune of billions of dollars
- Top Reports: Yet Another Wake-Up Call for This Region on Warming Climate
- A new federal study details the environmental and economic damage that NJ and rest of northeastern U.S. can expect from effects of climate change
- Top Reports: New Jersey Is More Vulnerable than Most States to Climate Change
- One scientific report says it’s up to us whether we respond to this threat ‘by implementing science-based, coordinated, and equitable solutions — or walk, eyes open, toward a crisis’
- NJ Joins Lawsuit to Derail Offshore Oil Exploration
- Trenton joins in multistate effort to reverse Trump administration’s approval of seismic testing
- PSEG First to File for Subsidies to Keep Its Nuclear Plants Online
- If BPU approves filing, ratepayers could shell out $900 million over three years, but independent market monitor says units will operate in the black through 2021
- Rejected for One Offshore-Wind Project, Company Rebounds with Bigger Plans
- EDF Renewables announces joint venture for a project eight miles out from Atlantic City, aims to have it in operation by mid-2020s
- Cape May County Launches New Tool to Help People Prepare for Tidal Flooding
- GIS-based system will indicate potential arrival of floods, track water levels, and identify areas most likely to be hit
- State Rejects Atlantic City Offshore-Wind Project for Third Time — Too Pricey
- Nautilus official says ‘state is missing out’ as Board of Public Utilities gives thumbs-down to 25-megawatt wind farm
- NJ Joins Multi-State Plan to Curb Pollution from Trucks, Buses, Other Vehicles
- Regional initiative will include a cap on carbon emissions from the combustion of traditional transportation fuels
- Administration Sets Rules for NJ Rejoining Regional Initiative to Curb Pollution
- There’s muted praise for proposed new cap on carbon emissions, as some environmental groups push for tougher restrictions
- PennEast Now Faces Tough Scrutiny from DEP after Winning Court Battle
- Federal judge grants eminent domain in New Jersey, but pipeline company must still meet many environmental standards
- Newark Sued over Handling of Lead-Contaminated Water
- Natural Resources Defense Council asks federal judge to force the city to immediately give water filters to East Ward residents
- Supreme Court Rules in Favor of Housing Development in Sensitive Area of Highlands
- Environmentalists ‘extremely disappointed,’ want Murphy administration to try to acquire the land before it can be developed
- Rain Gardens in NJ: Small Projects Help Alleviate Stormwater Problems
- It will take billions to bring New Jersey’s water infrastructure up to standard. In the meantime, clean-water activists are helping communities make small changes to mitigate stormwater damage
- Scramble for Funds as More Money Allotted to Preserve Open Space, Farmland in NJ
- Interest groups are jockeying over how $155 million will be divided, with some concerned the Blue Acres program, which buys up flood-prone properties, might lose out
- Warnings that Trump Change to Clean Water Act Would Be Bad for NJ Rivers
- Proposal would revise Obama rule that extended protections to small streams, wetlands and intermittent waterways
- NJ Efforts to Roll Out Zero-Emission Vehicles Taking Back Seat to Other Initiatives?
- Advocates argue that electrifying transportation sector would save money for drivers and other consumers, but Rate Counsel wants to put on the brakes, citing steep subsidies
- Judge Grants First Eminent Domain Case to PennEast in Pennsylvania
- Company says ruling will allow it to complete surveys. New Jersey landowners await ruling from different judge
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