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NJ Politics
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Tough issues await majority leader
Stephen Sweeney knows things must
change. A constituent made that quite clear when she recently told him: “I figure
I'll give you another chance, but you better go fix something" Bergen Record
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Leiter won't seek
Saxton seat
Retired baseball pitcher Al Leiter
says he will
not be a candidate to replace Jim Saxton in Congress next year Politickernj.com
NJ Environment
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Wind
power study to proceed
New Jersey
is moving ahead with all due speed
to develop wind power off the Jersey Shore, having concluded, apparently, it is
unlikely to meet its renewable energy goals without this source Courier-Post
- Fervent wish for three islands: Heron come home
The channel between
Staten Island and New Jersey meanders past smokestacks, oil tanks and towering
cargo cranes, an industrial landscape that overshadows the occasional stretch of
marsh or woodlands. It was this gritty waterfront that provided the background for
one of nature's stunning revivals, starting in the mid-1970s: the return of herons
to New York Harbor. Now they’re gone again and the reason why remains
a mystery Star-Ledger
PA Environment
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State threatens legal action against seven towns The DEP orders towns
in Bucks, Chester and Montgomery counties to comply with federal stormwater
reporting requirements by December 5 ENS
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The debate over fluoride in our tap water Is fluoride a tooth-and-bone-
damaging water pollutant or one of the top 10 public health successes of the
past century? The answer depends on whom you ask, but the question is
taking on more urgency in Pennsylvania The Intelligencer
PA Politics
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I-80 toll meeting: questions, concerns Residents worry about effect on
resort workers, traffic on local roads, emergency access Morning Call
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State lawmakers facing a full plate 12 days before holiday break to tackle
major bills Post-Gazette
New York/Nation/World
- No progress in effort
to clean toxic sites Months after
Department of
Environmental Conservation Commissioner Pete Grannis promised to
"crack the whip" on toxic utility gas-plant sites, observers say little if anything
has changed Newsday - In farm belt, ethanol plants hit resistance New York Times
- Voter anger may free up energy bills New York Times
- Challenges to both left and right on global warming New York Times
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