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New Jersey REAL Development Rules in Flux as State Weighs Changes to Flood Zone, Environmental Permitting

DEP and BPU issue update on Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative

The New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection, the Board of Public Utilities and the Economic Development Authority issued a joint statement on Aug. 7, saying they were add...

OPINION: NJ can protect wetlands and speed permits

Dan Kennedy, CEO of CREDA NJ, says NJDEP’s wetlands backlog progress shows New Jersey can protect the environment while making permitting faster and more predictable. The post OPIN...

NJ secures court approval for $2.5B DuPont, 3M PFAS settlements

New Jersey secures court approval for $2.5 billion in DuPont and 3M PFAS settlements that will help fund contamination cleanup and restoration efforts at sites across the state. Th...

New Jersey watching what happens in legal battles over N.Y. Climate Change Superfund Act

Leaders on both sides of the legal fight concerning New York’s Climate Change Superfund Act are speaking out.

American Water presents $35K grant to The Watershed Institute

The American Water Charitable Foundation, a philanthropic non-profit organization established by American Water and New Jersey American Water in support of their ongoing commitment...

NJDOT to make Major Access Permitting fully digital

The New Jersey Department of Transportation will make Major Access Permitting fully digital July 30, streamlining approvals through a new e-permitting system. The post NJDOT to mak...

New Jersey LCV Announces Endorsements for Local Elections

New Jersey LCV, the leading political voice for the environment in New Jersey, announced its 2026 endorsements for local races in the general election. New Jersey LCV is a nonparti...

Our Infrastructure Matters – Episode 10

This episode of Our Infrastructure Matters takes a look at New Jersey’s rich aviation legacy, the historic Delaware & Raritan Canal, and the state-of-the-art training that prep...

Flooding on Route 440 and Tonnelle Avenue Gets Agency’s Attention

New Jersey American Water awards $950K for Camden-based development projects

New Jersey American Water and the New Jersey Department of Community Affairs announced that two nonprofits in Camden — Heart of Camden and Parkside Business & Community in Part...

Public utilities board proposes expanding New Jersey’s energy storage program

The New Jersey Board of Public Utilities (NJBPU) has released a proposal for the next phase of its Garden State Energy Storage Program (GSESP), which would open 150 MW of energy st...

American Water presents $11,900 grant to the Great Swamp Watershed Association

The American Water Charitable Foundation, a philanthropic nonprofit organization established by American Water and New Jersey American Water, announced Aug. 25 that it was recogniz...

NY's climate superfund law has been struck down. Is NJ's bill now in trouble?

A man falls off his bike into a flooded street the morning after the remnants of Hurricane Ida drenched the New York City and New Jersey area in 2021. Detractors say it's clear...

A Major Wildfire is on Horizon, but New Jersey is Not Prepared, Experts Say

Archaic wildfire methods, a lack of training on the local level and insufficient staffing are among New Jersey's deficiencies, wildfire officials say.

Camden County unveils $400M waterway restoration plan

Camden County unveiled a $400M plan to restore waterways, reduce flooding, improve water quality and expand recreation. The post Camden County unveils $400M waterway restoration pl...

DNREC launches statewide Paddle Quest challenge for Delaware State Parks’ 75th anniversary

The Delaware Department of Natural Resources and Environmental Control (DNREC) is inviting residents and visitors to explore the state’s waterways this summer through a new paddlin...

Attorney General Davenport Announces Civil Rights Investigation into Practices at Delaney Hall

        Attorney General Jennifer Davenport today announced the issuance of investigative subpoenas by the New Jersey Division on Civil Rights (DCR) regarding Delaney Hall in Newar...

Reworld of Florham Park purchased three Long Island-based environmental solutions companies

Reworld, a Florham Park-based provider of sustainable waste solutions with six New Jersey locations, announced Sept. 1 its acquisition of Clean & Green Recycling Corporation, C...

NJ recovers $193M from civil enforcement settlements

New Jersey recovered $193 million through civil enforcement settlements in 2025, led by healthcare, PFAS and labor cases. The post NJ recovers $193M from civil enforcement settleme...

New NJ law requires data centers to report water and energy use: 'They will not operate in the shadows'

The law requires operators to disclose total energy consumption, energy used for cooling and IT equipment, peak daily water use, water sources, and backup power supplies to the sta...

Storms leave flooded roads, fallen trees and damaged homes across New Jersey

Severe storms left a trail of destruction across New Jersey, with flooded streets, stranded drivers and trees crashing into homes. One Haworth homeowner is now without power or gas...

NJBPU speeds statewide home batteries program with new Garden State Energy Storage plan

On Aug. 19, the New Jersey Board of Public Utilities released a proposal for the next phase of the Garden State Energy Storage Program (GSESP). The so-called straw proposal outline...

Community Fire Company of Leonardo receives $2,500 grant from New Jersey American Water

New Jersey American Water presented the Community Fire Company of Leonardo in Middletown Township with a $2,500 grant as part of the company’s 2026 Volunteer Fire and EMS Grant Pro...