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Ex-political boss Lynch loses state pension A state board strips former Senate President John Lynch of all pension benefits from his two decades as a state lawmaker, slashing about $19,000 a year from what the Democrat can collect when he finishes a 39-month prison sentence for corruption and tax fraud Star-Ledger Cartoon
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- Nuclear plant admits to tiny radiation release An Oyster Creek Nuclear Generating Station spokeswoman has confirmed that a harmless amount of radiation was released following Tuesday morning’s shutdown of the plant AP Press AC Press
- Middlesex freeholders to give Vas supporter
$2M
A Perth Amboy redevelopment project owned by one of Mayor Joseph Vas'
supporters gets a $2M
boost from Middlesex County as the freeholders agree to a loan and grant to help fund the conversion from an old factory to low-income housing Star-Ledger
PA Environment
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PPG chlorine plant faulted as major source of mercury pollution PPG Industries' chlorine production facility in Natrium, W.Va., which releases more than
400 pounds of mercury into the air and the Ohio River annually, is one of just five
such plants in the United States still using an inefficient, polluting technology invented in 1894 Post-Gazette -
Toxic gas release underestimated On July 10, Montgomery County manufacturer Superior Tube Co. allowed the escape of more than 2,400 pounds of toxic gas into the air over a 21/2-hour period - more than 60 times the allowed amount, DEP officials say Inquirer The Mercury Previous articles
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Former PA official surrenders to serve federal prison sentence Thomas G. McGraw, 42, of York begins serving a federal prison sentence for taking money from companies he recommended for state technology grants Centre Daily Times
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- Cleanup continues after N.Y. pipe burst When the skyscraper-sized geyser of steam and debris cleared, one woman was dead, dozens were injured and a gaping crater lingered in the heart of midtown Manhattan. Countless people worried about the air they were breathing, and a jittery city felt a reawakened dread of sudden destruction Associated Press AP2
- Farm bill leaves some subsidies Proposal includes new grants for fruit and vegetable industry Washington Post
- Fill ‘er up…with citrus peels?! EnviroPolitics Blog
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