Residents started complaining years ago about 70-foot pile of construction debris that was dumped in a watershed property in their leafy Sussex County community

After Sandy, New Jersey addressed climate change but has only recently looked beyond it, making ability to bounce back after extreme weather equally important

Pharmacists and doctors required to assist in safe disposal and to educate patients on dangers of holding on to medicines

NJ environmentalists and state lawmakers criticize the planned cuts. Congress has rejected such reductions in recent years

Opponent anticipates ‘multiyear battle’ as company amends its $1B project, withdraws a permit application and prepares for possible fall hearing in U.S. Supreme Court

Measures would require inventories of lead lines, more reporting on pipeline renewal

Three million New Jerseyans depend on drinking water from headwaters and intermittent streams that may no longer be protected by federal law

Advocacy group EWG finds 12 types of chemicals at Bergenfield sampling site

Nine months after ordering chemical cleanup, DEP says it’s still in ‘discussions and litigation’

Critics say 3 million square feet of space would clog roads and pollute Delaware River