EnviroPolitics A daily compendium of environmental and political information

EnviroPolitics Free, 30-day Trial Subscription
A daily compendium of environmental and political news and information

                        A sampling of top news stories...
                                             Friday, January 26, 2007
             The following are just a few of the stories appearing in our newsletter.
                          To read every story for 30 days with no-obligation,
                                 Try our Free 30-Day Trial Subscription

NJ Politics

Guttenberg mayor’s home raided Federal agents raid the home of Mayor David Della Donna,
removing boxes and computers, along with rifles, according to several sources Jersey Journal
Senate OKs comptroller, pension limits Two key pieces of the Legislature's property tax
reform effort -- a comptroller to ferret out government waste, and limited pension reforms -- were
approved by the Senate yesterday despite complaints from their original sponsors that the bills
had been gutted Star-Ledger Inquirer

NJ Environment

State’s plan for affordable housing ruled invalid An appeals court throws out the state's
plan for providing affordable housing to the poor , calling elements of the blueprint discriminatory
and based on flawed data. The court gives the Council on Affordable Housing, the agency that
sets the state's rules, just six months to devise new plan Inquirer Gannett S-Ledger

PA Politics

Brady announces he's in the running With feisty promises of better schools and safer
streets, U.S. Rep. Bob Brady (D., Pa.) launches his Philadelphia mayoral campaign before
a boisterous crowd Inquirer

PA Environment

DEP revokes Perry trash hauler's permit The state has revoked the waste hauling
permit held by Diamond City Enterprises Inc. of Luzerne County, for submitting false
information on its municipal and residual waste hauling permit applications Carlisle Sentinel
Fulfilling the promise of the waterfront With the important work of the Delaware River
City Corporation on the North Delaware, the long-range planning at the Philadelphia Naval
Business Center, and the energy that the University of Pennsylvania and the Schuylkill River
Development Corp. are bringing to the Schuylkill, the idea of Philadelphia as a river city just
might be starting to stick Inquirer

New York/Nation/World

Spitzer chooses key enviro officials Ithaca Journal NY Post
> Cheers, some concerns over new DEC team Times Union
New LIPA chairman challenged early Newsday
California bans toxic dry-cleaning chemical AP

Today's Bonus Pages

-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Free, 30-day Trial Subscription

    ... The stories above are just the tip of the iceberg
    of information that was available to our subscribers
    in today's issue--and in every edition--every business
    day, all year-round!

    See for yourself: Free, 30-day Trial Subscription

BE SMART...stay on top of the latest environmental and political issues--every day
SEE WHAT'S COMING...with our full tracking of environmental legislation and regulations
MONITOR THE COMPETITION...learn who's coming/going in EnviroBusiness News..
GET AHEAD...with great networking/training opportunities in Enviro-Events Calendar...

TRY IT NOW...NO CHARGE...NO OBLIGATION...NO PRESSURE...NO HASSLE..
Free, 30-day Trial Subscription

------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Return to the main page