Trenton Tackles the Lead Problem With Cost Aid
March 12, 2024
Four years ago, Trenton began replacing lead service lines. The city exceeded the safe standard of 15 parts per billion, and the state Department of Environmental Protection was issuing fines for missing deadlines to replace city lead service lines...
To Electrify Your Home, Start With a Plan
March 11, 2024
The advantages of home electrification are numerous. All-electric homes are cheaper to run. Modern electric appliances are highly efficient, they reduce your carbon footprint, and they keep indoor air cleaner because no fuel combustion occurs....
Show Us More Leadership, Gov. Murphy
March 11, 2024
We were disappointed to see that when Gov. Phil Murphy gave his Jan. 9, 2004, State-of-the-State Address, he mentioned the climate crisis and the environment just once each throughout the entire 6,000 word talk, which was covered by innumerable...
Walking the Walk - Environmentally - in Ireland
March 11, 2024
What would it be like to live in a place where the government and the people took threats to the environment and the effects of climate change seriously?
NJ Schools Still Contend With Lead Contamination
March 11, 2024
Recently, Eyewitness News NY reported that nearly 60% of schools in New Jersey notified parents that levels of lead in school drinking water were above the state and Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) maximum allowable level of 15 parts per...
Electric Semis Grow Up
March 11, 2024
Skepticism has abounded that the workhorses of our trucking fleet can be converted to electric. The new Tesla Semi may change that perception. Semis are trucks with detachable cabs that haul trailers and flatbeds laden with goods.
EPA Proposal May Help Save the Sturgeon
March 11, 2024
With sturgeon on the brink of extinction in the Delaware River, the EPA plans to set limits on how low oxygen levels can drop in the river.
Greberis Receives Environmental Award
March 11, 2024
Stan Greberis, an Executive Committee member of the NJ Chapter of the Sierra Club, was honored recently by Gov. Phil Murphy and Sean LaTourette, commissioner of the DEP, for inventing a device that removes chlorine from swimming
NJ Transit Faces Fiscal Cliff, Proposes 15% Fare Hike Across the Board
March 11, 2024
In January, New Jersey Transit announced its intention to raise bus and rail fares 13% to 15% while keeping service at current levels. This will be the first fare increase for NJ Transit riders in 10 years.
New Offshore Wind Projects Approved
March 10, 2024
The projects are Leading Light Wind, by developers Invenergy and EnergyRe; and Attentive Energy Two, by TotalEnergies, Rise Light & Power, and Corio Generation. They would be built 40 miles off the coast of Atlantic City and 42 miles east of...