NEW JERSEY PROPOSES PCB PLAN, BUT LEAVES OUT NUMERICAL LIMITS
Industry-Backed Pollution Scheme for Dirty Waters Will Not Pass Legal Muster
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News Releases for New Jersey
ETHICS COMMISSION REJECTS DEVELOPER INSIDE INFORMATION PROBE
Pay-to-Play Politics Still Alive and Well in Trenton
NEW JERSEY FACING CHROMIUM EMERGENCY – 1 IN 10 CANCER RISKS
State Scientist Reveals DEP Cover-Up; Demand for Federal Intervention
“FAST TRACK” FOR NEW JERSEY DEVELOPMENT BACK ON TRACK
Reorganization Regulations Adopted Despite Acting Governor’s Moratorium
NEW JERSEY SEPTIC RULES IN THE TANK
DEP Allows Developers to Spoil Last Remaining Rural Landscapes
NEW JERSEY COVERING UP DEALS WITH CHEMICAL INDUSTRY
Public Records Request for Chemical Industry Pact Denied on Security Grounds
DEP CLEAN WATER CONSULTANT ALSO WORKS FOR POLLUTERS
“Ethical Swamp” Persists Despite Acting Governor’s Ethics Reform Pledge
NEW JERSEY WILL MISS WEDNESDAY’S WATER QUALITY DEADLINE
DEP’s Campbell Tells Chemical Industry He Will Bow on Toxic Standards
NEW JERSEY ABANDONS ADDED STREAM PROTECTIONS
DEP Employees’ Recommendations Pushed Aside As Persistent Flooding Worsens; Press Conference Called For Today
FLOOD REDUCTION PLANS STUCK IN THE MUCK
New Jersey DEP Delays Enforcement Despite Big Flood Toll
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