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Environmental & Political News February 4, 2008

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New Jersey Politics

• Gov explains toll plan before hostile Toms River crowd Close to 2,000 people, including a woman in a flying pig costume, jammed the Ritacco Center Saturday to hear Gov. Corzine sell his financial restructuring plan AP Press  Video  Star-Ledger
  > Toll plan has cost $7 million already Star-Ledger 

• Codey questions Corzine's proposed state budget freeze Senate President Richard Codey questions whether spending freeze is possible or even the right course
  of action AP Press

New Jersey Environment 

• Electric rates set to rise with auction The next big increase in your electric bill
  is taking shape in cyberspace right now. An annual auction, monitored by the NJ Board
  of Public Utilities, begins online today AC Press    

• DEP faults Highlands plan On the eve of final hearings, the master plan to preserve the state's water-generating Highlands remains a loosely worded work lending itself to wildly differing interpretations. And now the state's top enviro official has added her concerns to the chorus of critics Bergen Record

Pennsylvania Environment

• No relief for Chesapeake clean-up costs The state DEP now says the $190M quoted as the statewide cost for meeting new federal nutrient reduction guidelines
  and reducing pollution in the Chesapeake Bay has been raised to $620 million
  The Express  Evening Sun editorial   Sun-Gazette editorial
   

• Midstate resists housing crisis The housing slowdown hasn't hit the economy in Pennsylvania as hard as in states such as Ohio, Michigan, New Jersey and New York, according to a report released Thursday by the Keystone Research Center Patriot News

Pennsylvania Politics    

• Hazleton’s Obama Girl back with new Web video Amber Lee Ettinger, who won nationwide attention last year with her Internet video, “I Got a Crush on Obama,” is back Standard Speaker  See the video

New York/Nation/World 

• Federal agents probing Bruno's labor ties Times Union
• Black bear population grows in Southern NY Buffalo News
• Exxon yearly profit barrels in at record $40.6 billion AP

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