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Tide turning against toll hike plan Gov. Jon Corzine's plan to cut state debt
and fund transportation projects by sharply hiking tolls ran into deep political trouble yesterday, with every Republican in the Legislature and a key Democratic senator
vowing to oppose it Star-Ledger AC Press Gannett PolitickerNJ
> Enviros: Don’t use toll hikes to widen highways Inquirer
New Jersey Environmental News
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Black bear-related
incidents up in 2007
The number of black
bear-related
incidents rose in New Jersey a year after the state suspended a hunt to thin
the bruin population, according to new figures from the DEP Courier News
- Horseshoe
crabs, red knots in peril
New Jersey plays a major
supporting role
in a provocative Nature documentary that airs Sunday night on Channel 13
Bergen Record
Pennsylvania Environmental News
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Exelon reactor shuts down One of the two reactors at Exelon Nuclear's Limerick Generating Station automatically shut down early Feb. 1, as a result of an "electrical
problem on the non-nuclear side of the plant," officials said Spring Ford Reporter
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PPL radiation monitors switched off in snafu Some radiation monitors were
turned off while PPL workers moved radioactive fuel in a reactor at PPL's nuclear
power plant here Tuesday, say federal and company officials Press-Enterprise
Pennsylvania Political News
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A ‘Sweet Irony’ For PA? The state’s ‘laggard’ status in the national presidential primary races undergoes a transformation. Rooms for April at the Hilton Harrisburg
are now moving fast Patriot News -
U.S. House entices Hazleton mayor Hazleton Mayor Lou Barletta, who rose to national prominence - and became the focus of a federal civil-liberties lawsuit - because
of his hard-line approach to illegal immigration, has announced plans to run for the
U.S. House Inquirer
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- Appeals court strikes
down relaxed emissions policy
A federal appeals
court struck down Bush administration policy allowing some power plants to exceed mercury emission levels, ruling Friday that the government failed to consider the effect
on public health and the environment Associated Press
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