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New Jersey Politics
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To sell higher tolls, Corzine talks bonds Gov. Corzine wants you to believe
that no politician in NJ can be trusted to safeguard the state’s finances, except
one: himself NY Times
> An anti-toll crowd lets governor plead case Star-Ledger B. Record NYT
New Jersey Environment
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Green House gas limits gets Corzine’s Ok
Governor Corzine signs into
law controversial greenhouse-gas limits for power plants, along with a bill
imposing a new garbage fee to encourage recycling Bergen Record
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Marina owners decry state’s access
rules The Marine Trades Association
of NJ is opposing unprecedented access rules that require them to provide 24-hour waterside access for everyone, not just their boat-owning customers AP
Pennsylvania Environment
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Long-awaited mine-safety bill is here A Senate committee today is expected
to approve the first overhaul of the state's mine-safety law in almost 50 years. The comprehensive bill - bogged down for years in contentious negotiations - would create
a state board to update safety regulations without legislative approval, and require mining companies, rather than employees, to bear responsibility for accidents Inquirer
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Casey and Specter request nuclear plant security probe PA Senators Arlen Specter and Bob Casey Jr. want the Senate to investigate the reliability of security
at the nation's nuclear sites Patriot News
New York/Nation/World
- E-gadgets dumped in landfills unleash toxins Newsday
- Motion ties W. Virginia justice to coal executive NY Times
- GE raises renewable energy stake to $6B Post-Gazette
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