New Jersey Climate News
News Aggregation from the NJ Climate Change Resource Center
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Wildfire smoke spreads across the Northeast as temperatures spike
JUDSON JONES and MARK WALKER / NEW YORK TIMES
Rutgers-trained scientist and NOAA researcher is named state climatologist
KITTA MacPHERSON / RUTGERS TODAY
Energy-reform bills on desk of governor who ran on power needs
COLLEEN O’DEA / NJ SPOTLIGHT
Death toll from oppressive heat in New Jersey may be as high as 29
TRACEY TULLY and JOSEPH GOLDSTEIN / NEW YORK TIMES
Why New Jersey’s balcony solar bill is a huge deal for renters
ELLA NILSON / CNN
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Rutgers department co-launches educator-community climate resilience initiative
SEBS and NJAES NEWSROOM
A coastal defense that becomes stronger is showing early success
KITTA MacPHERSON / RUTGERS TODAY
Energy-reform bills on desk of governor who ran on power needs
COLLEEN O’DEA / NJ SPOTLIGHT
Why New Jersey’s balcony solar bill is a huge deal for renters
ELLA NILSON / CNN
Wildfire smoke spreads across the Northeast as temperatures spike
JUDSON JONES and MARK WALKER / NEW YORK TIMES
The fight over New Jersey’s tough environmental justice law is now in the courts
EMILIE LOUNSBERRY / INSIDE CLIMATE NEWS
Energy-reform bills on desk of governor who ran on power needs
COLLEEN O’DEA / NJ SPOTLIGHT
Why New Jersey’s balcony solar bill is a huge deal for renters
ELLA NILSON / CNN
Trump Administration will pay more energy firms to cancel wind farms
MAXINE JOSELOW and BRAD PLUMER / NEW YORK TIMES
Researchers find human-caused sea level rise is behind the most recent increases in extreme water levels
KITTA MacPHERSON / RUTGERS TODAY
After snowy winter delays prevention, New Jersey faces rising wildfire risk
ANNA MATTSON / INSIDE CLIMATE NEWS
Wildfire smoke spreads across the Northeast as temperatures spike
JUDSON JONES and MARK WALKER / NEW YORK TIMES
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
