Environment

Black Women In Energy: A Rising Force In New Jersey’s Clean Tech Economy

Gwendolyn Small is helping lead NJ’s clean energy shift, showing how Black women are driving equity, innovation, and impact in the sector.

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NJ Cooling Centers Struggle To Reach Vulnerable Residents Amid Extreme Heat

NJ cities open cooling centers as heat soars, but gaps remain for vulnerable residents despite new state action plans and urban heat island risks.

Hudson County Residents Demand Action On Low-Flying Helicopters

Hudson County residents call for action as low-flying tour helicopters disrupt daily life, raising safety, noise, and legal concerns.

Slew Of Energy Bills Headed To Governor’s Desk

NJ lawmakers pass energy bills targeting rising electric rates, data center demands, and PJM’s role in grid costs and energy reliability.

In Iowa, A Pipeline Fight Shows What The People Can Do

Iowans united across party lines to fight a carbon pipeline, challenging eminent domain abuse and reshaping Iowa’s political landscape.

New Jersey Turns To Ocean Energy Sources As Utility Rates Soar
Rally At NJ State House Urges Lawmakers To Pass 100% Clean Energy Bill By 2035

Advocates rally in Trenton urging lawmakers to pass a bill mandating 100% clean energy by 2035, citing health, justice, and climate urgency.

Highly Pathogenic Avian Influenza Confirmed in Essex County
All Eyes on N.J.: Climate Advocates Say State Must Lead

Environmental advocates rally in Newark, urging New Jersey gubernatorial candidates to prioritize climate action ahead of the 2025 election.

Residents Demand Pause on Camden Fire Cleanup Deal