pollution

Whether you're going to the beach or just out for a nice sunny day, you'll want to look at the horizon and see blue waters instead of polluted waters.

Funds increased by $700,000 over the past year, so that means New Jersey consumers spent a lot more on litter-producing products.

The definition of a slob is “a person who is lazy and has low standards of cleanliness” and is this the case for many ? Let’s face it the litter didn’t end up on the ground through any fault of nature ….. it is US!

With fewer vehicles on the roads and non-essential factories shut down, New Jersey's air quality is improving, says one Rutgers expert.

Nearly two-thirds of New Jerseyans back a ban on plastic bags, though support drops when asked about the details. A slim majority would ban plastic straws.

Monmouth University scientists and students have begun a yearlong study on the linkage between rainfall and microbial pollution at surfing beaches in New Jersey including Asbury Park, Deal and Long Branch.

I came across this sign while browsing on social media, and I just had to post. The sign looks like something that store management put together and wasn't from the corporation, so it's likely just happening in this specific store.

What is supposed to be a nice season at the beach can easily be ruined with littered beaches and murky water.

The results are in, and very surprising - well to me at least. It turns out that people here at the Jersey Shore are not as invested in the environment as I am with the uptick in pollution during the summer only getting 9.8% of the vote...