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                                                    Monday, July 2, 2007
            
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NJ Politics 

• GOP hopes Turnpike plan is the road to voter revolt A dozen Republican operatives gather
  to craft a legislative election-year strategy and emerge with a newfound swagger Star-Ledger
   
• Booker's first year a wearying journey Newark mayor has made some modest improvements,
  but few of the changes he promised Star-Ledger

NJ Environment 

• State files 120 claims against major polluters The natural resource damage lawsuits, announced just before a June 30 deadline set by the Legislature, target some companies for MTBE contamination
  of groundwater, and other companies for pollution that affects nearby waterways Bergen Record Courier News  EP Blog
   
• Jersey farms important to economy As Congress begins work to renew the federal farm bill, NJ Agriculture Secretary Charles Kuperus adds the state's voice to the debate AP Press
  > New Jersey farmers think locally Courier Post
   > Small growers feel squeezed out Juan George bristles that Congress provides large benefits to growers in the Midwest and South while ignoring small organic farms in NJ Courier-News
   

PA Environment

• Sparks fly over Rendell's power proposal As the legislature pushed past its weekend budget deadline, the state's power industry squared off with Gov. Rendell over energy proposals he says are crucial to keeping electricity prices from skyrocketing as decade-old caps expire Inquirer Editorial
   

• Land conservationists take on the National Guard There are few better vantage points than
  Hawk Watch to see both sides of the debate between the Pennsylvania National Guard and local conservationists NY Times

PA Politics 

• Day of rest in Capitol before tough budget talks resume Sunday brought quiet to the Capitol, hours after top Senate Republicans and Democratic Gov. Ed Rendell traded barbs and state
  government embarked on a new fiscal year with only limited powers to spend money AP

 New York/Nation/World

• National wildlife jewel in NYC could be fading away AP
• Lackawanna seeks wind farm review powers Buffalo News

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