New Jersey Climate News
News Aggregation from the NJ Climate Change Resource Center
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New Jerseyans are concerned about the impacts of climate change, especially on future generations
EAGLETON INSTITUTE OF POLITICS
Rutgers professor researches living reef structures to combat shoreline erosion
GWYNETH HORVATH / THE DAILY TARGUM
Trump Administration will pay more energy firms to cancel wind farms
MAXINE JOSELOW and BRAD PLUMER / NEW YORK TIMES
New Jersey ratepayers are on the hook for canceled projects amid Trump’s war on wind
ALIYA SCHNEIDER / PHILADELPHIA INQUIRER
Why wildfire smoke is a rising health threat in the U.S.
MICHELLE EDELSTEIN / RUTGERS TODAY
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Trenton says $30M in grants available to mitigate carbon emissions
JOHN HARRINGTON / ROI-NJ.COM
Trump Administration will pay more energy firms to cancel wind farms
MAXINE JOSELOW and BRAD PLUMER / NEW YORK TIMES
New Jersey ratepayers are on the hook for canceled projects amid Trump’s war on wind
ALIYA SCHNEIDER / PHILADELPHIA INQUIRER
New Jersey’s wildfire season is underway. Here’s what you need to know
SUSAN PHILLIPS / WHYY
The fight over New Jersey’s tough environmental justice law is now in the courts
EMILIE LOUNSBERRY / INSIDE CLIMATE NEWS
Trump Administration will pay more energy firms to cancel wind farms
MAXINE JOSELOW and BRAD PLUMER / NEW YORK TIMES
New Jersey ratepayers are on the hook for canceled projects amid Trump’s war on wind
ALIYA SCHNEIDER / PHILADELPHIA INQUIRER
NJ went all-in on wind power in 2022. This year, Gov. Sherrill says maybe someday.
MICHAEL SOL WARREN / GOTHAMIST
Rutgers professor researches living reef structures to combat shoreline erosion
GWYNETH HORVATH / THE DAILY TARGUM
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
