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NJ Politics
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Corzine admits
court is key to school plan
The governor
concedes that his
imminent school funding proposal will need approval not only from the Legislature,
but from another important body in Trenton: the state Supreme Court Star-Ledger
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Opinion: Governor Paralysis
This
PolitickerNJ blog entry, allegedly written by
a “Democratic political appointee who holds a senior position in the Corzine administration,” is causing a stir.
> Gossip: Too close for comfort Why the governor might not be rushing out
to see Russell Crowe’s latest film NY Post
NJ Environment
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More nuclear energy ahead?
Is nuclear
energy in New Jersey's future? How
can electricity costs be cut? Will windmills become a common sight off the Jersey
Shore? These are among the questions that may be answered in the governor's
energy master plan, due for release in mid-December Bergen Record
> Editorial: Plan must boost renewables Courier-Post
PA Environment
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Cost of I-99 acid cleanup hits $79M The cost of cleaning up acid rock drainage
along Interstate 99 has risen to $79 million, an increase of nearly $30 million over
what state transportation officials estimated less than two years ago Intelligencer -
State awards energy-efficiency grants 89 small businesses across the state
will receive a total of $521,000 in grants to incorporate innovative technologies that
improve energy efficiency and reduce pollution PA-DEP
PA Politics
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Nutter and Street show signs of a thaw Few public figures in Philadelphia have feuded longer or more publicly than Mayor John Street and Mayor-elect Michael Nutter. It could even be said that Nutter owes his new position, in part at least, to a searing campaign ad that targeted Street instead of Nutter's opponents Inquirer
New York/Nation/World
- Proposal to control pigeons: Fine hands that feed them Rumors about an avian serial killer on the loose in Brooklyn raise an age old question: How to get rid of pesky pigeons? Well, one can kill them (not advisable on grounds of ethics or taste), starve them (well, not really starve them, but stop feeding them) or scare them away NY Times
- John Firor, early voice on environment, dead at 80 NYT
- U.N. official warns against inaction on climate Reuters
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