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NJ Politics
NJ Environment
Highlands protection
measure advances
Legislation that would have a major impact on the
future of open space preservation and housing development in NJ wins approval of
Assembly environmental committee. Enviros hail TDR plan which developers assail
as unworkable and likely
to add as much as $60,000 to the cost of a new house
Star-Ledger
EPA details Passaic cleanup options
The agency unveils
six options for cleaning up the contaminated muck along an eight-mile stretch of
the lower Passaic River, ranging from a full-
scale dredging to capping it with clean sand and rocks. The feds plan to get
the estimated
cleanup costs —from $900M to $2.3B—from 73 companies already identified as
polluters
Star-Ledger
Bergen
Record
PA Environment
Energy policy in play
State lawmakers are deep into hearings on Gov. Ed Rendell’s ambitious
plan to make the Keystone State more energy independent and less reliant on
foreign oil.
They are engaged in lofty discussions about developing alternative sources
of energy,
including wind power and ethanol
Scranton Times Tribune
New red shrimp
found in Lake Erie could threaten food chain
A small, half-inch
creature, the red mysid is near the bottom of the food chain. Big fish eat
them and they compete
with small fish for plankton
Scranton Times Tribune
PA Politics
Budget
impasse could mean 26,000 furloughs, Rendell officials warn
With two weeks
to go before the fiscal year ends and no state budget agreement in sight,
preparations are being
made to inform state employees of a possible state government shutdown
Patriot News
Casinos at
fore in smoking-ban debate
The first major test for a
broad smoking ban in
Pennsylvania could come next week, when senators will have to decide whether
the state's casinos
and bars should go smoke-free
Inquirer
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