Nine pipeline projects are pending in Garden State, but clean-energy advocates say recent court rulings elsewhere in the U.S. strengthen the case against them

Rain gardens will filter phosphorus from runoff, preventing it from entering the water in rainstorms and feeding harmful blooms

Two key environmental commissions lack members because the Senate has not confirmed their nominations

Lead is top topic at the inaugural meeting of Assembly special committee; finding the funds to deal with it remains chief sticking point

Department of Environmental Protection reports ‘HABs’ in Warren, Mercer counties, prompting fears of lake closures for the second straight year

Environmental groups say agency ‘rushed’ its decision, must reconsider in light of new information

Strengthening our water infrastructure can spur economic activity during COVID-19 recovery, prevent compounded crises, and keep residents safe

The EPA move could be significant for NJ; it will curtail power of states to cite water-quality concerns in review of new pipelines, fossil-fuel proposals

Feds reverse earlier plan to set national standard, citing tough measures in two states

After lengthy battle, environmentalists hail New Jersey’s decision — coupled with decision by New York officials — as major breakthrough