NEW JERSEY FLUNKS AUDIT ON FEDERAL STIMULUS FUNDS
Two-Thirds of Leaking Underground Storage Tank Clean Up Work Left Undone
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News Releases for New Jersey
EPA BADLY FUMBLES JERSEY POMPTON LAKES TOXIC CLEANUP
Permit Withdrawal Throws Eco-Safeguards into Doubt While Adding Years of Delay
CHRISTIE ECO-OFFICIALS FRONTED FOR FAVORED DEVELOPER
Mastro Report Focus on DEP Role in Pressing Hoboken for Rockefeller Project
CHRISTIE’S OTHER HIDDEN MULTI-BILLION DOLLAR DEFICIT
No Plan to Pay for Huge Water Infrastructure Shortfall Aggravated by Sandy
NEW JERSEY OKS CAPPING TOXIC SOILS OVER GROUNDWATER
Latest Christie Rollback for Developers Reverses 40-Year Public Health Policy
CHRISTIE SANDY HAZARD REDUCTION PLAN A CONTRADICTORY MESS
No Public Input or Legislative Review of Belated Plan to Qualify for Federal Funds
STATE PUSH BACK AGAINST FEDERAL SUPERFUND DESIGNATIONS
With Nation’s Longest Superfund List, New Jersey Seeks to Place Barriers to More
WHO TURNED OFF AIR POLLUTION MONITOR DURING BRIDGE CLOSURE?
U.S. EPA to Investigate Why Key Air Monitor Went Offline for Nearly Three Days
CHRISTIE SLIPS DEVELOPERS A PASS ON GROUNDWATER CLEANUP
Developers May Sidestep Toxic Contamination If “Impractical” to Remediate
NEW CHRISTIE SANDY SPENDING PLAN HAS GAPING HOLES
HUD Beefs up Audits for Jersey Expenditures; 2-Year Use-It-or-Lose-It Deadline
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