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Robert Kopp discusses New Jersey sea level rise on Tidal Flooding Talk
RUTGERS CLIMATE AND ENERGY INSTITUTE

The fight over New Jersey’s tough environmental justice law is now in the courts
EMILIE LOUNSBERRY / INSIDE CLIMATE NEWS

The weather is getting wilder, and some see a dire signal in the data
DAVID GELLES / NEW YORK TIMES

Wind turbines and fish: Can the East Coast have both?
RUTGERS SEBS and NJAES NEWSROOM

Sea levels are already higher than many scientists think, new study shows
SACHI KITAJIMA MULKEY and MIRA ROJANASAKUL / NEW YORK TIMES
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Trenton says $30M in grants available to mitigate carbon emissions
JOHN HARRINGTON / ROI-NJ.COM

Opinion: Trump is attacking climate science. Scientists are fighting back.
ROBERT KOPP / THE NEW REPUBLIC

Supreme Court takes up climate case testing local lawsuits against oil companies
ALEX BROWN / STATELINE

How snowstorms can trigger more dangerous flooding in New Jersey
RAMBO TALABONG / INSIDE CLIMATE NEWS

The fight over New Jersey’s tough environmental justice law is now in the courts
EMILIE LOUNSBERRY / INSIDE CLIMATE NEWS

Wind turbines and fish: Can the East Coast have both?
RUTGERS SEBS and NJAES NEWSROOM

New forecasting model could help unlock the power of large offshore wind turbines
SEBS and NJAES NEWSROOM

One size fits all? Testing coating thickness for solar panels
RUTGERS SEBS and NJAES NEWSROOM

Robert Kopp discusses New Jersey sea level rise on Tidal Flooding Talk
RUTGERS CLIMATE AND ENERGY INSTITUTE

Climate change could make this horrific New Jersey wildlife disease worse
ALEX MEGERLE / INSIDE CLIMATE NEWS
Top stories from around the world

The weather is getting wilder, and some see a dire signal in the data
DAVID GELLES / NEW YORK TIMES

Sea levels are already higher than many scientists think, new study shows
SACHI KITAJIMA MULKEY and MIRA ROJANASAKUL / NEW YORK TIMES

Will melting glaciers slow climate change? A prevailing theory is on shaky ground
GREG BRUNO / RUTGERS TODAY

