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Clean, reliable power is only the beginning; nuclear energy is a significant economic driver for the Garden State
It would be a huge step backward to close New Jersey’s largest sources of clean electric generation and replace them with fossil fuels
Disproportionality can be defined as an over-representation of students from certain racial/ethnic groups in special-education programs
Many of Salem County’s small businesses wouldn’t exist without PSEG’s nuclear plants. The plants and their 1,600 employees are vital customers
Nuclear has become an indispensable part of the state’s energy mix, providing nearly half of the 24/7 supply of power generated in New Jersey
Students with disabilities have a legal right to receive appropriate special education and related services in inclusive settings alongside peers who are nondisabled
While the low price of natural gas is welcomed by consumers, we need to be sure that we do not become too dependent on one ...
Innovative use of leading-edge technology helps PSE&G find and fix methane leaks faster. That’s good for ratepayers, good for the environment
By generating solar energy on old landfills and brownfields, PSE&G is helping to put historically ‘dirty’ spaces back to work in an environmentally friendly manner.
