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Environmental & Political News January 22, 2008

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New Jersey Politics

• Two toll-hike protesters blame Corzine’s staff  for arrest Two protesters
  accused the governor’s staff of orchestrating their arrest Saturday outside the
  Performing Arts Center minutes before Corzine defended his toll-hike plan AC Press  
  > NJ Turnpike budget: More cops, no toll hikes B. Record

New Jersey Environment 

• Makeup of council could sway action on Highlands The New Jersey
  Highlands Council that votes on a controversial regional land use master plan
  this spring could be very different from the one that proposed the 383-page
  document last November Daily Record NJ Herald

Pennsylvania Environment

• Farmers seeking greener pastures As the cost of fuel and other essential
  items continue to rise, Northeastern PA dairy farmers find farming to be
  increasingly difficult to sustain Times-Tribune

Pennsylvania Politics    

• Turnpike pays high toll for state and  D.C. lobbying When it comes to
  lobbying, the Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission is one big spender on the federal
  and state levels Post-Gazette

New York/Nation/World 

• In all matters, crossing Giuliani had a price Rudolph W. Giuliani likens
  himself to a boxer who never takes a punch without swinging back. As mayor,
  he made the vengeful roundhouse an instrument of government, clipping anyone
  who crossed him NY Times
   
• Europe cutting biofuel subsidies for greener options Governments in
  Europe and elsewhere have begun rolling generous, across-the-board subsidies
  for biofuels, acknowledging that the environmental benefits of these fuels have
  been overstated  NY Times

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