New Jersey Climate News
News Aggregation from the NJ Climate Change Resource Center
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The most cost-effective approaches to protect against rising seas are flexible, adaptable
KITTA MacPHERSON / RUTGERS TODAY
Pinelands facing more fires and floods as climate changes, report says
JON HURDLE / NJ SPOTLIGHT NEWS
EPA pulls permit from New Jersey offshore wind project
SUSAN PHILLIPS / WHYY
Earth’s 10 hottest years on record are the last 10
DELGER ERDENESANAA / NY TIMES
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Breaking down NJDEP’s new REAL regulations
KATE ZAFFARESE / SOUTH JERSEY CLIMATE NEWS
How NJ environmental advocates hope to build a climate-resilient state
AMANDA WALLACE / NORTHJERSEY.COM
Biden moved to cut methane emissions. Republicans say no need
BENJAMIN J. HULAC / NJ SPOTLIGHT NEWS
Lawmaker revamps bill aimed at protecting workers from heat
SOPHIE NIETO-MUNOZ / NEW JERSEY MONITOR
As Musk’s team sweeps through federal agencies, fears for future of NOAA
BENJAMIN J. HULAC / NJ SPOTLIGHT NEWS
Pinelands facing more fires and floods as climate changes, report says
JON HURDLE / NJ SPOTLIGHT NEWS
Climate change, development leaves Newark’s Ironbound alarmed about Passaic River flooding
MARK J. BONAMO / BERNARDSVILLE NEWS
EPA pulls permit from New Jersey offshore wind project
SUSAN PHILLIPS / WHYY
Biden moved to cut methane emissions. Republicans say no need
BENJAMIN J. HULAC / NJ SPOTLIGHT NEWS
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“I’ve been a state climatologist for 33 years and I’ve never seen a statistic like this.”
David Robinson, NJ State Climatologist, commenting on data showing that “80% of New Jersey’s warmest months have occurred since 1990. And there has not been a top-five coldest month in New Jersey since 1989.”
The most cost-effective approaches to protect against rising seas are flexible, adaptable
KITTA MacPHERSON / RUTGERS TODAY
Climate change and Garden State agriculture
MARJORIE B. KAPLAN, MARK ROBSON, and JAMES SHOPE / ANJEC REPORT
Lawmaker revamps bill aimed at protecting workers from heat
SOPHIE NIETO-MUNOZ / NEW JERSEY MONITOR
