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                                                      Monday, June 4, 2007
            
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NJ Politics

• Legislator loses bid to unmask poster A judge refuses to make web site nj.com provide
  a state Assemblywoman with the identity of an anonymous chat-room user who she believes
  posted a threatening message against her and her children Star-Ledger
   
• Prosecutor who dreamed of life on bench hits jackpot He applied for a federal judgeship
  and didn't get it. He pushed for a state judgeship and was unsuccessful. Now Stuart Rabner is
  the governor's choice to lead NJ's highest court Star-Ledger NJ Lawyer

NJ Environment

• Think NJ ranks high in greenhouse gas emissions? You might be pleasantly surprised
  to learn that the state comes in 16^th in the nation in total emissions of carbon dioxide and 40^th
  on a per capita basis.  Nuclear power production helps AP   

• Reporter arrested at school Police arrest a Bergen Record reporter as he accompanied a lab technician taking soil samples at West Brook Middle School in Paramus on Saturday. The school was closed after pesticide contamination was
  found on its grounds Bergen Record

PA Environment
 

• PA’s #3 in nation in greenhouse gases As America struggles with its embarrassing title as
  world's  leader in greenhouse gases, some states spew far more than their share and show no
  signs of slowing down AP

• Wind farm plan takes Rendell to Spain Gov. Ed Rendell arrived in Madrid this week to
  begin his first trade mission, where he was to discuss renewable energy and try to lure European business to PA Morning Call

PA Politics 

• Voters not getting say on school tax hikes A law enacted last year promising Pennsylvania
  voters a say on tax increases for school-district budgets has so far failed to deliver Inquirer  

New York/Nation/World

• All power plants are not created equal Are there more coal-fired and nuclear power plants in
  New York’s future? NY Times
   
• Why critics are bashing Bush climate proposal Star-Ledger
   >Amid the nays, some maybes NY Times Cartoon
   
• Is Exxon Valdez litigation finally over? Law.com

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