by Amanda Wallace | Feb 7, 2022 | Article, Atlantic, Energy, Infrastructure, New Jersey, Policy
From drastic weather changes to coastal flooding, New Jersey is increasingly experiencing impacts from global warming. As people’s daily lives are disrupted by these changes, many, such as students from Stockton University’s Environmental Club, are recognizing that...
by Vernon Ogrodnek - The Press of Atlantic City | Aug 31, 2020 | Energy, Infrastructure, New Jersey, Salem, Sustainable Business, Video
Graphic representation of the New Jersey Wind Port in Lower Alloways Creek, New Jersey which will manufacture and act as a staging area to support offshore wind projects. (Photo courtesy: New Jersey Economic Development Authority) This story appeared on page one of...
by Bill Barlow - Cape May County Herald | Jul 29, 2020 | Energy, Monmouth, New Jersey
The wind turbines, in Atlantic City, powering operations for the Atlantic County Utilities Authority, are currently the largest in the state. That could change dramatically in the coming years. One project plans turbines offshore, with many more proposals in the works...
by Brianna Baker - Next City | Jul 23, 2020 | Energy, Hunterdon, New Jersey
(Photo courtesy: Sierra Club NJ) Since 2014, Jacqueline Evans has been at war. After discovering that her organic farm in Hunterdon County, New Jersey, fell along the route of the proposed PennEast Pipeline, the artist and single mom threw herself into a battle many...
by Joseph F. Berenato - The Hammonton Gazette | Jun 27, 2020 | Atlantic, Energy, Infrastructure, New Jersey, Transportation, Water
NOTE: In New Jersey, environmental commissions consider many issues, including open space preservation, wetlands and water resource protection, green infrastructure, recycling and litter, environmental cleanups, wildlife habitat, energy efficiency, smart growth, and...
by Brianna Baker - Next City | Jun 11, 2020 | Energy, Middlesex, New Jersey
(Photo by Peter Miller / CC BY-NC-ND 2.0) The town of Princeton, NJ has flipped the switch on its energy provider. As of June 1, close to 90 percent of its households are now powered — at least in part — by locally sourced renewable energy. All Princeton residents are...
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