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State Approves Using Federal Rebuilding Funds for TV Ads

Tourism ads get federal recovery dollars as families struggle to rebuild

Distributing Gas, Limiting Impact: May 2nd Pipeline Conference at Ramapo College (in Mahwah Patch)

Natural gas pipeline projects are having devastating impacts across the state. Come out May 2nd to learn more and reforms we can push for

Town Hall Meeting Tuesday in Jersey City Focuses on Climate Change & Fossil Fuel Pollution (in Hoboken Patch)

Forum focuses on Climate Change and steps we can take to reduce fossil fuel pollution at the local and state level.

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Governor’s Action Plan Leaves NJ Vulnerable to Next Storm

Gov. Christie has proposed a vague and weak Action Plan for rebuilding our shore that does not address critical issues for making our coast more resilient.

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Town Hall Meeting on Wednesday April 10th Focuses on Adaptation to Climate Change & Preparing for Future Impacts (in Toms River Patch)

Groups host a conversation on Climate Change featuring an open forum to share your experiences in Sandy and a panel discussion on adaptation planning

Highlands Annual Report Full of Spin (in Mahwah Patch)

The Annual Highlands Council Report tries to cover the ongoing weakening of critical protections for our water supply

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New Jersey Solar Being Eclipsed

The Governor's policies are hurting our solar programs and our clean energy economy

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Piscataway Town Hall Meeting Focuses on Clean Energy & Climate Change (in New Brunswick Patch)

Enviro, Energy, and Community Groups Host a Conversation on Climate Change in a Post-Sandy New Jersey

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Gov. Christie’s Budget Attacks Clean Energy and Environmental Programs

Gov. Christie is raiding hundreds of millions of dollars from programs that benefit Sandy rebuilding efforts in his budget.

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Tropical Rainforests Targeted in Sandy Rebuilding

Rebuilding our boardwalks is important but must not use tropical hardwoods. Rebuilding should not increase climate change pollution.