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Renewable Gas Bill in New Jersey Serves Fossil Fuel Interests

Today, a bill promoting the use of so-called ‘renewable natural gas’ (A577) was voted unanimously out of the Assembly Environment Committee.

New jerseyUnited statesMatt smithAssembly environment committeeAssembly environmentEnergy policyFuel gasNatural gasNon profitRenewable energyBiofuel in the united statesEfficient energy useRenewable natural gas

Taxes, housing and more as state rep candidates debated Oct 19

Candidates for the 46th state rep. district, Derell Wilson and Robert Bell, and the 139th district, Kevin Ryan and Mark Adams, debated at NFA Oct. 19.

Rhode islandUnited statesFree academyMark adamsKevin ryanDerell wilsonRobert bellDoug dubitskyDavid nowakowskiNorwich branchSenate districtearlySoutheastern connecticut leagueNorwich free academyGreater norwich area chamberAct senatePolice accountability

Taxes, housing and more as state rep candidates debated Oct 19

Candidates for the 46th state rep. district, Derell Wilson and Robert Bell, and the 139th district, Kevin Ryan and Mark Adams, debated at NFA Oct. 19.

Rhode islandUnited statesFree academyMark adamsKevin ryanDerell wilsonRobert bellDoug dubitskyDavid nowakowskiNorwich branchSenate districtearlySoutheastern connecticut leagueNorwich free academyGreater norwich area chamberPolice accountabilitySenate district

NJ s rampant forever chemicals in water will be costly to fix

New Jersey has higher known rates of “forever chemical” contamination than the nation overall, with 76 water systems known to exceed new safety standards.

Pine hillNew jerseyUnited statesSea isle cityOcean grovePine valleyMichael symonsEileen murphyRob laumbachTracy carluccioShawn latouretteMatthew csikDepartment of environmental protectionAssembly environment committeeDelaware riverkeeper networkRutgers school of public health

NJ s rampant forever chemicals in water will be costly to fix

New Jersey has higher known rates of “forever chemical” contamination than the nation overall, with 76 water systems known to exceed new safety standards.

Pine hillNew jerseyUnited statesSea isle cityOcean grovePine valleyMichael symonsEileen murphyRob laumbachTracy carluccioShawn latouretteMatthew csikDepartment of environmental protectionAssembly environment committeeDelaware riverkeeper networkRutgers school of public health

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