NEW JERSEY TO PRIVATIZE TOXIC CLEAN-UP SCIENCE
State Environment Department Will Contract Out Geologic Work to Reduce Backlog
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News Releases for New Jersey
ENVIRO'S URGE GOVERNOR, LEGISLATURE TO FIX BROKEN CLEAN-UP PROGRAM
DEP Hearing Tomorrow and Days Old Documents: Just Fingers in the Dike
NEW JERSEY WATER TESTS UNDERSTATE POLLUTION
County Complains Standard Does Not Truly Measure Development Impacts
WHERE ARE THE DIRTIEST SITES IN NEW JERSEY - DON’T ASK THE STATE
State Abandons Pollution Priority Listing to Let Politics Dictate Cleanup Funding
NEW JERSEY SCHOOL CONSTRUCTION REFORM GETS FAILING MARKS
No Environmental Reviews Prior to Building More Schools on Toxic Sites
NEW JERSEY POSTS LIST OF 831 DIRTY DUMPS BUT NO CLEANUP PLAN
More than One in Six Abandoned Dumps Polluting Groundwater
NEW JERSEY SAYS SECRET MEETINGS KEY TO ENVIRONMENTAL POLICY
Petition for New Transparency Rules Rejected the Same Day Notice Is Published
NEW JERSEY AGENCY LETS KIDS PLAY ON TOXIC WASTE PILES
No Warnings or Postings for Years as State Dickers with Company
PROPOSED NEW WATER RULES: HALP EMPTY OR HALF FULL?
Contacts: Jeff Tittel, NJ Sierra Club, (609) 558-9100; Dave Pringle, NJ Env Federation, (732) 996-4288; Bill Wolfe, NJ PEER (609) 397-4861
Trenton - Over the last twenty years,…
TOXIC SCHOOL SCANDAL SPOTLIGHTS WEAK NEW JERSEY LAW
Parents Get No Notice of Child’s Exposure in Deregulated State Clean-Up Program
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