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Solar panel rooftop installation

JOHN REITMEYER / NJ SPOTLIGHT NEWS

Green economy means jobs for NJ, report says Read More »

Delaware River in Hunterdon County, New Jersey

ZOË READ / WHYY

In the Delaware River, climate change and invasive species threaten shad, ‘America’s founding fish’ Read More »

Data center servers

RAMBO TALABONG/INSIDE CLIMATE NEWS

How much water and energy do data centers consume? A New Jersey bill demands answers. Read More »

Donald Trump

BENJAMIN J. HULAC/NJ SPOTLIGHT NEWS

Trump moves to gut US power to regulate greenhouse gases Read More »

EV charging

JOHN HARRINGTON/ROI-NJ.COM

Murphy applauds increase in EV registrations to 250,000 Read More »

Nishisakawick watershed

RUBY HOFFMAN/THE DAILY TARGUM

NJ launches Climate Week by emphasizing water resources Read More »

Robert Kopp, Pamela McElwee and Kevon Rhiney

KITTA MacPHERSON / RUTGERS TODAY

United Nations panel selects three Rutgers researchers as lead authors on next global climate report Read More »

Warming trend driven by greenhouse gases

LISA FRIEDMAN and SACHI KITAJIMA MULKEY / NEW YORK TIMES

Scientists denounce Trump administration’s climate report Read More »

AMANDA OGLESBY / ASBURY PARK PRESS / YAHOO! NEWS

NJ’s future is a hotter climate, more flooding and increased drought: Rutgers report Read More »

Truck Exhaust

JON HURDLE / INSIDE CLIMATE NEWS

With New Jersey still reeling from summer storms, fossil fuel interests fight ‘Climate Superfund’ bill Read More »

Superfund sign

SEBS and NJAES NEWSROOM

Are Superfund cleanups keeping up with climate change? Read More »

Solar panel rooftop installation

BRIANA VANNOZZI / NJ SPOTLIGHT NEWS

New laws aim to boost solar, battery storage development in NJ Read More »

Rutgers Agrivoltaics Program

SNJ TODAY

Rutgers’ Agrivoltaics wins solar farm award Read More »

Power line tower

SOPHIA SCHMIDT / WHYY

New Jersey seeks to rein in rising electricity bills by increasing transparency on grid operator’s decisions Read More »

Treetops, Idell Preserve, Kingwood Twsp

JOHN HARRINGTON / ROI-NJ.COM

Trenton says $30M in grants available to mitigate carbon emissions Read More »

Oyster shells

EMILIE LOUNSBERRY / INSIDE CLIMATE NEWS

A New Jersey shore town has turned to oysters to fight sea level rise and erosion Read More »

Monmouth Beach, aerial view of shoreline

DREXEL NEWS

How are coastal New Jersey communities communicating hazards of climate change? Read More »

Construction workers deal with heat

SUSAN PHILLIPS / WHYY

New Jersey offers grants to tackle the urban heat island effect Read More »

Climate Teen Summit on June 2025

MITAALI TASKAR / RUTGERS SEBS and NJAES

NJ youth share solutions to combat climate change effects in their own communities Read More »

Groundwork Elizabeth microforest planting

SACHI KITAJIMA MULKEY / NEW YORK TIMES

In New Jersey, benefits bloom in tiny forests Read More »

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