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NJ Politics
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Corzine seeks toll on Rt.
440 Tolls would
rise every four years and to be extended
to Route 440 as part of the financial restructuring plan Gov. Jon Corzine is expected to offer up in today’s State of the speech Star-Ledger
- Legislature barely approves school-funding bill After three hours of bare-knuckle lobbying on the Senate floor, Gov. Jon Corzine's plan to boost state school aid by $532 million won final approval from lawmakers late last night Star-Ledger NYT
NJ Environment
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Contested energy bill approved A bill aimed at curbing global warming that has
been attacked from a gamut of interest groups, including environmentalists and business groups, won final legislative approval Monday, paving the way for NJ to begin auctioning off pollution credits to energy producers Gannett -
Environmental bills advance Measures addressing recycling, shore protection, contaminated sites and renewable energy head to governor’s desk Gannett
> Smith recycling package heads to governor Pair of bills sponsored by Senator Bob Smith would guarantee funding for municipal recycling programs and create a statewide electronics recycling initiative Senate Democrats
PA Environment
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Lemoyne trash fight resumes A Cumberland County Court battle over Lemoyne's trash collection contract is back on, with York Waste Disposal claiming borough
council "illegally" gave the 2008 pact to a competitor Patriot- News
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Borehole collapse may be cause of Hanover Twp. flooding, officials say
U.S. Rep. Paul Kanjorski got a firsthand look Monday at the rust-colored pond that has
been forming from a 20-foot rise in underground mine water over the last two weeks
in the township Citizens Voice
PA Politics
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Legislators' departures return to norm Mania for reform spawned by unpopular
pay raise may have run its course after flood of retirements in 2006 Morning Call
New York/Nation/World
- Lobbyists fight for relicensing of nuclear plant Newsday
- Wind farm would be farther off Jones Beach Newsday
- In London, the world’s first recyclable hotel Reuters
- New approach needed to save coral reefs Reuters
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