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New Jersey’s Temperatures Rise by 4 Degrees Fahrenheit, Twice the Global Average Since 1900
RUTGERS TODAY – Heavy rainfall, flooding, increasing heat waves and heat-related illness are likely to become more common in New Jersey by 2100, according to a report by researchers from Rutgers University-New Brunswick, the Office of the New Jersey State Climatologist and the University of Delaware …
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NJ Catalogs Health Troubles Expected from Climate Change
TOM JOHNSON / NJ SPOTLIGHT NEWS
It’s Everywhere: Sea-Level Rise’s Surprising Reach Damaging More Than East Coast Shoreline
KELLY POWERS and DINAH VOYLES PULVER / USA TODAY
How New Jersey Plans to Relocate Flooded ‘Ghost Forests’ Inland
JARED BREY / AUDUBON
The East Coast Will Not Escape Fire
KENDRA PIERRE-LOUIS / THE ATLANTIC
What Happened to Rule That Was Going to Protect NJ Against Next Big Storm?
JON HURDLE / NJ SPOTLIGHT NEWS
Newark Is One of Worst Heat Islands in the Country. One Community Has Nearly No Trees
RICARDO KAULESSAR / NORTHJERSEY.COM
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How New Jersey Plans to Relocate Flooded ‘Ghost Forests’ Inland
JARED BREY / AUDUBON
Urban Parks Help Fight Climate Change
TOM JOHNSON / NJ SPOTLIGHT NEWS
What Happened to Rule That Was Going to Protect NJ Against Next Big Storm?
JON HURDLE / NJ SPOTLIGHT NEWS
Climate Change and New Jersey
THE BRIAN LEHRER SHOW / WNYC
New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy Has a Paper-Thin Climate Change Plan
BOB HENNELLY / SALON
NJ Catalogs Health Troubles Expected from Climate Change
TOM JOHNSON / NJ SPOTLIGHT NEWS
Newark Is One of Worst Heat Islands in the Country. One Community Has Nearly No Trees
RICARDO KAULESSAR / NORTHJERSEY.COM
How to Fix Power Grid Again at Center of Green-Energy Plans
TOM JOHNSON / NJ SPOTLIGHT
Some NJ Utility Owners Buck Industry Trend by Supporting Climate Policies
TOM JOHNSON / NJ SPOTLIGHT NEWS
Wind Port Construction Begins to Boost Economy
JON HURDLE / NJ SPOTLIGHT NEWS
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It’s Everywhere: Sea-Level Rise’s Surprising Reach Damaging More Than East Coast Shoreline
KELLY POWERS and DINAH VOYLES PULVER / USA TODAY
How New Jersey Plans to Relocate Flooded ‘Ghost Forests’ Inland
JARED BREY / AUDUBON
