NEW JERSEY WHISTLEBLOWER LAW HAS HUGE COVERAGE GAPS
State Ranks with Kentucky, Below Oklahoma and West Virginia in National Study
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News Releases for New Jersey
NEW JERSEY TOXIC DAY CARE REFORM BILL STILL MISSES THE MARK
State Grasping for Quick Fixes to Broken Brownfields Program
HUGE NEW JERSEY WATER INFRASTRUCTURE NEEDS NOT BEING MET
State’s Economic Future Threatened by Not Investing in Environmental Quality
NEW JERSEY LEAVES DOOR OPEN FOR MORE SCHOOLS ON TOXIC SITES
Governor’s “Working Group” Dodges Question of Acquiring Toxic Land for Schools
JERSEY SHORE HIGHLY VULNERABLE TO STORMS AND SEA LEVEL RISE
Environmentalists Urge Corzine Administration to Include Global Warming and Land Use Reforms in Pending Insurance Industry Bailout
NEW JERSEY DECLARES A POLLUTERS’ HOLIDAY
New “Grace Periods” Relax Already Scandal-Ridden Toxic Cleanup Rules
NEW JERSEY TOXIC CLEANUP PROGRAM EXPOSED AS TOOTHLESS TIGER
State Allows Industry to Control Cleanup Even In Most Egregious Cases
CALL FOR INSPECTOR GENERAL TO HEAD MERCURY DAY-CARE PROBE
Severe Toxic Problems Acknowledged in 2002 Internal “Vulnerability Assessment”
MERCURY-LADEN DAY-CARE CENTER IN NEW JERSEY IS NO ANOMALY
Lax State Brownfield Laws Make Tragedy an “Accident Waiting to Happen”
NEW JERSEY SHORE DEGRADED BY SPRAWL DEVELOPMENT
Legislature Urged to Tighten Coastal Protection Laws
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