EnviroPolitics
A daily compendium of environmental and political news and information
 

Environmental & Political News January 3 2008

Click date link above for a look  at just a few of the top environmental and political news stories from our latest issue - drawn from scores of  information sources in NJ, PA, NY and beyond! Headlines  from recent issues: January 3 2008 January 2 2008 December 20 2007 December 19 2007 Earlier December dates Click for previous months

Enviro-Business News January 8, 2007

Click date link above for news of environmental industries,  businesses and  professions Submit your own releases for free publication to: business@enviropolitics.com

Enviro-Events Calendar January 8, 2007

Click date link above for great educational, training and networking events  Submit info on your upcoming event for free publication to: events@enviropolitics.com

Free 30-Day Trial

Profit from all the information we provide every business day. Free 30-day trail

Who reads EnviroPolitics?

Environmental attorneys  Engineers  Consultants  Architects  Planners  Lawmakers  Regulators  Trade association executives  Lobbyists  Business owners  Corporate officials  Utility officials`  Plant managers  Facility operators  Compliance officers  Laboratory operators  Real estate developers  Builders  Environmental groups  Educators and students

 Our information sources
 Every daily newspaper in
 New Jersey, Pennsylvania
 and  New York

 National  media like:
 The New York Times
 Washington Post
 Christian Science Monitor
 Associated Press
 Reuters
 Federal and state agencies    
 State legislatures
 Business and  enviro groups  

 A sampling of top environmental & political news stories...

                                         Thursday, Jan. 3, 2008
            
                 The following are just a few of the stories appearing in our newsletter.
                     Like to read every story for 30 days with no-obligation?
                                 Try our Free 30-Day Trial Subscription

NJ Politics 

• Family leave bill dead session, but will return Paid family leave is dead but will be
  a top priority early in the next legislative session, Democratic Party leaders said Wednesday Bergen Record

NJ Environment 

• NJ demands right to regulate vehicle emissions New Jersey and 15 other
  states sued the federal government Wednesday, demanding the right to set their
  own limits for greenhouse gas emissions from vehicles Bergen Record
   

• Last major hurdle cleared before vote on nuke plant The Oyster Creek Nuclear Generating Station in Ocean Count today cleared its last major hurdle before the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission can vote to extend its license for another 20 years.
  The nation's oldest nuclear power plant receives DEP approval for    its land-use plan
  for next 20 years Associated Press

PA Environment

• Public meeting set on mine expansion The state DEP will hold a public meeting
  next month to review a 3,852-acre permit expansion application for Consol Energy
  Co.'s Blacksville No. 2 mine in southern Greene County Post-Gazette

PA Politics   

• University execs’ salaries easily top governor’s Salaries for the chief executive
  and 14 campus presidents in PA's state-owned university system top $3.1M this year
  with the presidents' salaries all are higher than Gov. Ed Rendell's $170,150 salary for
  2008 Patriot-News

New York/Nation/World 

• NY joins suit  vs. EPA over auto emissions Journal News   
• Ethics investigator gets pay boost in Spitzer probe AP
• Binghamton biodiesel plant to move to PA Pressconnects
• Riverhead approves ski mountain project Newsday
• DEP appeals watershed land access ruling Daily Freeman

Special Reports

NJ/PA  Legislation & Regulation  (Subscribers only)

                            Free, 30-day Trial Subscription

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

                               Sign up now and see for yourself
                   *Required entries (only name and email address)
 

 No cost...No obligation...No sales calls...No automatic extension...Cancel at any time 

                        Do you competitors know more than you?
                      If they read EnviroPolitics, they probably do!                           

      Questions? Comments?  We'd love to hear from you.
                  Drop us a line at: editor@enviropolitics.com 
                  Or phone us at: 215-295-9339