Packing peanuts: The next thing NJ might ban
Fresh off the enactment of a ban on single-use plastic and paper bags, lawmakers seek to increase the recycled content in plastics such as drink bottles.
NJ Environment
Murphy close to signing new tax — on rain!
A bill that would allow local governments to create stormwater utilities was sent to the governor's desk.
Environmentalists tell Gov. Murphy: Hold the salt!
In response to Gov. Phil Murphy's desire to constantly brine roads and highways before any possible winter weather, environmentalists warn there will be consequences.
Surprise! NJ still has to worry about ticks during winter
Many ticks are alive and well in Jersey during the winter — and they can cause a variety of debilitating illnesses.
For the birds: Acres of NJ coastal wetlands are being protected
Ducks Unlimited continues to protect thousands of wetlands along the Jersey Coast.
Brine on NJ roads: Helpful, but it can harm land and vehicles
The liquid de-icer, in many cases, is preferred over rock salt because it's more likely to stay and work where it lands, creating a safer path for motorists.
Hydrogen-powered cars? Lawmakers think they could jolt NJ economy
Two Assembly committees heard how hydrogen and fuel cell technologies are used in cars, equipment and more. It was more about the economy than the science.
Jersey Shore’s tidal wetlands are under threat, report says
Climate change and development may combine to swamp tidal wetlands near the shore, according to a new report by the Regional Plan Association.
3 things you shouldn’t flush down the toilet in NJ
Toss it, but not in the toilet. Jersey residents get a new warning about what should and should not be flushed.
Jersey Pride!
You might be surprised at some of the things in and from NJ...as well as some of the people and events from our state!