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Environmental & Political News February 6, 2008

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New Jersey Politics

• Bottom line: Clinton and McCain in a record turnout New York Sen. Hillary
  Clinton withstood a furious, final-days challenge from Illinois Sen. Barack Obama
  in her own backyard to win the Democratic primary in New Jersey yesterday amid
  a record-shattering turnout by voters Star-Ledger

New Jersey Environment 

• Jersey agriculture focus of convention As voters headed to the polls for Super Tuesday, more than 100 delegates of country agriculture boards, Pomona granges
  and breed and commodity organizations gathered in Cherry Hill to address various
  issues facing the state agriculture industry Today's Sunbeam

• State won't do second sprayings for gypsy moths The state Department of Agricultural has abruptly pulled a type of treatment that it has claimed would more effectively curb the anticipated infestation of gypsy moth caterpillars this spring,
  even as it prepares for one of the worst seasons in years, a department official
  confirmed Tuesday AC Press

Pennsylvania Environment

• Official: Cargo shifted on way to N-plant, exposing radiation A piece of
  nuclear equipment shifted on its way from North Carolina, exposing radioactive
  material that was identified only after the box made it to PPL's Susquehanna nuclear plant, says the NRC Press Enterprise
   

• Peach Bottom plant repairs safety valve Nuclear power station operators shut
  down Unit 3 this morning to repair a safety valve that prevents steam lines to the
  electric turbine from becoming over-pressurized York Dispatch

Pennsylvania Politics   

• Rendell wants $2.6 billion more for education Gov. Ed Rendell yesterday
  proposed a new education funding formula that would funnel an extra $2.6 billion
  over six years to school districts that a study claimed aren't spending enough on
  students Post-Gazette  Text of governor’s budget address

New York/Nation/World 

• Obama and Clinton split delegates  Daily News  Ithaca Journal
• Pols, tens of thousands of fans toast Giants New York Sun
• Quarter of NYSEG customers voice choice Gannett
• Spitzer wants $11.6M from nuke plants Recordonline

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