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NJ's rampant 'forever chemicals' in water will be costly to fix - Vimarsana News

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.

Source: wobm.com
NJ's rampant 'forever chemicals' in water will be costly to fix - Vimarsana News

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.

NJ's rampant 'forever chemicals' in water will be costly to fix - Vimarsana News

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.

Source: nj1015.com
Nearly 7 weeks of unhealthy air days in New Jersey in 2020 - Vimarsana News

Nearly 7 weeks of unhealthy air days in New Jersey in 2020

New Jerseyans endured fewer days with elevated levels of air pollution last year but still experienced more than six weeks of unhealthy air, says a new report.

Remember those smog-free skies after the lockdown? They shouldn't be forgotten. | Opinion - Vimarsana News

Remember those smog-free skies after the lockdown? They shouldn't be forgotten. | Opinion

Remember those smog-free skies after the lockdown? They shouldn’t be forgotten. | Opinion Updated 11:29 AM; Today 11:29 AM A Rutgers professor and a local environmentalist say New Jersey ranks near the bottom among states for multiple clean air metrics and, according to a Harvard University study, 17,646 premature deaths occur each year in New Jersey due to long-term exposure to particulate matter from fossil fuel combustion. Facebook Share By Rob Laumbach and Hayley Berliner When COVID-19 induced lockdowns first started, we were inundated with reports that air quality in New Jersey was ...

Source: nj.com