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Environmental & Political News October 8 2007

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NJ Politics 

• Poll shows outrage at political corruption Sixty percent of voters in a Monmouth University/Gannett New Jersey newspaper poll said they feel New Jersey has "a lot"
  of political corruption, and that state lawmakers are willing to sell out to lobbyists.
  But will it translate into action at the polls in November? Gannett
  > Had enough? Change is up to you Gannett
  > Two parties agree when it pays off for both Gannett
  > Corzine touts progress; reformers look for more Gannett
   

• Atlantic City and Corzine both ask: Who is in charge here? It's been 10 days since Atlantic City Mayor Bob Levy was last seen in public. His mysterious disappearance raises a tricky question: Who's in charge? Star-Ledger

NJ Environment 

• Opinion: New DEP rules would hamper cleanups NJBIA
   
• Opinion: No teeth in NJ’s global warming law Star-Ledger 
   

• Poll finds voters split on bear hunt Republican men from northwestern NJ may support bear hunting, but the rest of the Garden State isn't so sure Newsday
   

• Atlantic States foundry admits to spill The Phillipsburg pipe company has admitted and the NJDEP has confirmed that one of the company's buildings seeped hydraulic fluid
  twice last month into the Delaware River Morning Call  Express-Times

PA Environment  

• Owners say U.S. rules kill coal mines Owners of small, independent coal mines
  in Schuylkill and Northumberland counties say the federal government is unfairly enforcing safety rules, shutting down and fining the operations to the point of killing the industry in this region Morning Call 
   

• N.Y. water to flow into the Delaware New York City began releasing up to 1.5 million gallons of water per day from its upstate reservoirs this week, a move intended to increase seasonal flow in the Delaware River and, perhaps, reduce the risk of floods Inquirer

PA Politics 

• Will Mount Airy Casino Resort usher in crime? Pocono Record

New York/Nation/World

• Study: Energy deregulation too costly New Yorkers pay more for electricity now
  than under regulated system, says advocacy group director Times Union
• City urged to get tough on water bills deadbeats NY Times  
• Water crisis may affect Mohawk Valley economy? O-D

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