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Keystone XL approval is wrong direction

By facilitating the transportation of dirty tar sands fuels, Keystone would add 27.4 million metric tons of global warming pollution to our atmosphere per year. President Trump's executive order advancing the Keystone XL pipeline is definitely a step in the wrong direction. READ MORE.

Report | Environment New Jersey Research & Policy Center

Electric Buses: Clean Transportation for Healthier Neighborhoods and Cleaner Air

A new report from Environment New Jersey Research & Policy Center and Frontier Group, “Electric Buses: Clean Transportation for Healthier Neighborhoods and Cleaner Air,” shows that a transition to electric buses for NJ Transit could avoid climate-altering and localized air pollution each day without losing reliability. 

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News Release | Environment New Jersey Research & Policy Center

Electric Buses Report Bolsters Call To Electrify NJ Transit Bus Fleet

  • If New Jersey Transit transitioned its entire fleet of transit buses to all-electric vehicles, it could significantly cut greenhouse gas emissions each year and reduce toxic air pollution that creates a public health hazard. A new report from Environment New Jersey Research & Policy Center and Frontier Group, “Electric Buses: Clean Transportation for Healthier Neighborhoods and Cleaner Air,” shows that a transition to electric buses for NJ Transit could avoid climate-altering and localized air pollution each day without losing reliability. 
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New Jersey takes two steps forward on offshore wind

New Jersey is now two steps closer to harnessing the vast power of the winds that blow off our shore. The New Jersey Board of Public Utility voted on Sept. 17 to take the next step in leasing offshore areas

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One year after reopening its shores for business, New Jersey says it's 'time for turbines'

New Jersey's top state officials, international offshore wind developers, labor leaders and environmental advocates all agree: It's time for the state to put “steel in the water.”

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Now, even national wildlife refuges aren't safe for bees

National wildlife refuges should be safe havens for wildlife—including wild bees.

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