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NJ Politics
- Corzine aiming to cut
state's debt in half The
governor’s s long-awaited plan
to put the state's finances back in order will be designed to cut the state's massive,
$32B debt in half Star-Ledger
- New stem cell labs
now in question Gov. Jon Corzine
may shelve construction
of four of the five stem cell research labs lawmakers authorized last year, says a
senior official Star-Ledger
NJ Environment
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Op-Ed: To save the wildlife, save refuges
Budget slashing at NJ’s
five national wildlife refuges has ended critical programs and is threatens
ones. The public must demand better
Inquirer
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What to do about old landfills?
The state
cannot regulate dumps that stopped accepting waste before 1982. While
regulators can still attack a known source of
pollution, that can be tricky when it comes to old landfills: First, it can be difficult
to prove the landfill is the cause; second, the owner is often a municipality, which
has to pass cleanup costs along to taxpayers, or a defunct corporation Star-Ledger
PA Environment
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Norfolk Southern to pay $7.35M in derailment case Waterways and wetlands
in McKean and Cameron counties, damaged in a June 2006 rail car lye spill, will benefit from a landmark settlement PA-DEP
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Activists, McGinty meet on coal ash Activists meet with PA's top environmental official to make the case that filling surface mines with coal ash can contaminate groundwater Observer Reporter AP
PA Politics
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Fumo files to block casino 'windfall' State Sen. Vince Fumo yesterday warned
that the city is trying to give a proposed casino a "financial windfall" at the expense
of state taxpayers Philly.com
New York/Nation/World
- House Republican pits Bloomberg vs. Spitzer on climate NY Sun
- Dropping license plan wins praise for Spitzer NY Times
- Greene County committee backs lawsuit vs. EPA Daily Freeman
- Target stores to stop PVC sales Environment Report (Audio)
- Opinion: Don't ask government to chill planet J. Stossel
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