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Environmental & Political News December 3 2007

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NJ Politics 

• Appeals court orders review of Norcross probe files A Burlington County
  attorney, his political enemy -- South Jersey Democratic boss George Norcross --
  and six newspapers won a court ruling yesterday in an effort to make public 2,000
  pages of documents collected during a suspended five-year state corruption probe
  of Norcross Star-Ledger
   
• Governor is intent on passage of paid family leave law The three weeks
  his family spent at his bedside after his near fatal Parkway crash in April convinced
  Gov. Jon Corzine of the need to push for a paid family leave law in NJ Star-Ledger

NJ Environment 

Manhattan eyes Jersey for electricity

Manhattan already orders out to New Jersey for much of what it needs, from food to furniture to gasoline. Soon the list of imports from across the Hudson River may include electricity. Two private companies are vying to be the first to lay a cable under the river that would carry power to Consolidated Edison’s electrical network in Manhattan. They are racing to meet a 2010 deadline for replacing the power produced by a 30-year-old generating plant in Queens that is to be shut down NY Times

Neptune Power Ventures LLC

PA Environment

• Legislature moves forward on energy The governor called a special legislative session on energy this fall and recently urged lawmakers to pass at least some
  measures by the end of the year. Issues did appear to inch forward last week, with observers suggesting that some key compromises could be worked out this week
  Patriot News
   
• Say bye-bye to these birdies? Catching a glimpse of a Henslow's sparrow,
  golden-winged warbler, cerulean warbler, short-eared owl, semipalmated sandpiper
  or wood thrush is rare in Pennsylvania, but without immediate conservation efforts
  it could soon be only a memory, according to birding groups Post-Gazette

PA Politics   

• Nutter: Great ethical expectations With a reference to the FBI bug that cast
  a shadow over Mayor Street's second term, Michael Nutter yesterday promised to
  operate an ethical government and bury the notion that Philadelphians are "corrupt
  and contented" Inquirer

New York/Nation/World

• Firm employing Bruno handles unions’ money New York Times  
• DEP dumps pine deodorizer as fresher-upper Daily News
• State's new ethanol plant is the first in the NE Times Union
• WV sticks with liquid coal in energy plan WV Gazette
• Congress set to require higher auto fuel efficiency NYT  

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