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- December 17th, 2009
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- December 15th, 2009
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frankbrill has bookmarked: State Senate panel delays vote on Oyster Creek water intake - pressofAtlanticCity.com : Ocean County
- December 14th, 2009
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frankbrill has posted a new entry on: EnviroPolitics Blog
Lame-duck bill out to kill a NJ nuclear plant?
A new environmental bill, S-3041, has New Jersey's Oyster Creek nuclear power plant clearly in its crosshairs.Branded as "anti-nuclear" by an industry blogger, the measure was introduced recently in t…
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frankbrill has bookmarked: EnviroPolitics Blog: Lame-duck bill out to kill a NJ nuclear plant?
- December 10th, 2009
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frankbrill has bookmarked: EnviroPolitics Blog: How offshore wind won in Delaware
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How offshore wind won in Delaware
Two developers hoping to build off-shore, wind-energy projects.Both seeking public acceptance and local government approval.In two different states--Massachusetts and Delaware.Today, Delaware's projec…
- December 9th, 2009
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frankbrill has posted a new entry on: EnviroPolitics Blog
Delaware River dredging plot line murkier still
[Updated Dec 9 2009 to add related news stories]Today, the latest and most astounding plot twist of all in the now multi-seasoned, New Jersey vs. Pennsylvania Delaware Dredging mini series.But first,…
- December 7th, 2009
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frankbrill has bookmarked: Delaware dredge now back to N.J. | Philadelphia Inquirer | 12/07/2009
- December 6th, 2009
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frankbrill has posted a new entry on: EnviroPolitics Blog
New Jersey\'s 2009 environmental achievers
New Jersey Meadowlands photo by shutterbugMikeIt was good to see the outstanding environmental achievements of numerous individuals, companies, organizations and government units recognized by New Jer…
- December 5th, 2009
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frankbrill has posted a new entry on: EnviroPolitics Blog
Attend this NJ green building conference without leaving the office
You suspect there may be valuable things to see and learn at the Jan. 12-14 New Jersey Builders Association's Green Build Event and Expo but you don't know how you'd possibly find that time and to tra…
- December 2nd, 2009
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frankbrill has bookmarked: EnviroPolitics Blog: NJ's late season crop of green legislation
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NJ\'s late season crop of green legislation
Returning to Trenton from a prolonged vacation that began before July 4 and extended through the November 4 election, state lawmakers have already introduced a truckload of new environmental legislati…
- November 28th, 2009
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frankbrill has bookmarked: EnviroPolitics Blog: New Jersey enviro-on-the-lam jailed in China
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New Jersey enviro-on-the-lam jailed in China
Justin Franchi Solondz, a 30-year-old native of Randolph, NJ, who has been running from the FBI for eight years after allegedly participating in the destruction of a horticulture center at the Univers…
- November 24th, 2009
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frankbrill has bookmarked: Seismic rumbles in the forests | Philadelphia Inquirer | 11/22/2009
- November 23rd, 2009
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frankbrill has bookmarked: EnviroPolitics Blog: Upcoming environmental events in NJ & PA
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Upcoming environmental events in NJ & PA
Check out these great upcoming eventsin New Jersey and Pennsylvania:December 1 Pennsylvania DEP Public Meeting on Results of TEC Emission Reduction Efforts7 p.m., Perkiomen Valley Middle School East a…
- November 20th, 2009
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New Jersey boosts solar energy, green building
A new program providing rebates for solar panels and related equipment manufactured in New Jersey has been kicked off by the state's Board of Public Utilities (BPU).Also making New Jersey environmenta…
- November 19th, 2009
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- November 18th, 2009
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frankbrill has posted a new entry on: EnviroPolitics Blog
NJ-based NRG and Covanta get road wins
Results in the New Jersey Environmental-Energy big leagues: Princeton-based NRG Energy picks up road win in Texas Environmental regulators in the Lone Star State have approved a draft permit to allo…
- November 17th, 2009
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Setting your own biodiesel blend in New Jersey
Dixon Brothers, location on Cobb Street in Rockaway, is the first biodiesel retail fueling stations in Morris County--and one of onlytwo in New Jersey--where customers can set their own blend of conve…
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- November 16th, 2009
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frankbrill has posted a new entry on: EnviroPolitics Blog
New Jersey sets new recycling grant record
The New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) is awarding $14.5 million in grants to boost local recycling efforts--nearly twice as much as last year's $8 million and almost three times…
- November 12th, 2009
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Law firm trolling for Marcellus water cases
Can the use of 'fracking' to extract natural gas in the Marcellus Shale region of New York, New Jersey and Pennsylvania pollute private wells? A Texas-based law firm thinks it can and it's actively se…
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- November 11th, 2009
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frankbrill has bookmarked: Delaware: First to sign and the first to spin?
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Delaware: First to sign and the first to spin?
The little state of Delaware's primary claim to fame for the last 222 years has been that it was the first of the original 13 states to ratify the U.S. Constitution. Today it wants to make history aga…
- November 10th, 2009
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Radioactive news on Marcellus Shale water
"As New York gears up for a massive expansion of gas drilling in the Marcellus Shale, state officials have made a potentially troubling discovery about the wastewater created by the process: It's radi…
- November 6th, 2009
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Enviros (and business) split over climate bill
Both the environmental and business communities are undergoing internal disputes over climate-change legislation. Washington Post environmental writer David A. Fahrenthold reports today that a " cur…
- November 5th, 2009
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frankbrill has posted a new entry on: EnviroPolitics Blog
Politics by the pound in New Jersey
David Gewirtz weighed in as a guest contributor to Anderson Cooper's blog today with the following observations on the just-concluded New Jersey governor's race:Jon Corzine lost by 4.4 percent to Chri…
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NY/NJ Port shippers see wolf in \'green\' costume
A broad group of retailers and other shippers are calling on the mayors of New York and Newark to withdraw their support for changes in federal law that they say would allow local regulators to bar in…
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- November 4th, 2009
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Forbes takes a look at burying carbon at sea
Forbes has found a place capacious enough to store several hundred billion tons of CO2, enough to take on all the power plants within 155 miles of the coast from Maryland to Massachusetts for the nex…
- November 3rd, 2009
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- November 2nd, 2009
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frankbrill has posted a new entry on: EnviroPolitics Blog
Will NRG save Bluewater\'s wind projects?
Princeton-based NRG Energy Inc. is reported to be discussing the financial rescue of Bluewater Wind, the company that hopes to build the nation's first wind-energy farm off the coast of Delaware and h…
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frankbrill has bookmarked: Will NRG save Bluewater's wind projects?
- October 29th, 2009
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frankbrill has bookmarked: Like to fish & float? Have we got a gig for you
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Like to fish & float? Have we got a gig for you
The Pennsylvania Fish and Boat Commission is searching for a new executive director to replace Douglas Austen, a man the commission has been trying to cast overboard for the last 18 months.Commission…
- October 26th, 2009
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