BARRIERS KEEP HISPANICS FROM BECOMING INVOLVED WITH ENVIRONMENTAL CAUSES | OPINION
News Article • • by MARIA SANTIAGO-VALENTIN AND PATTY CRONHEIM at NJ.com
Factors that stem primarily from language and economic barriers often keep Hispanics from becoming involved with environmental causes that impact their daily lives.
As we work to address some of the significant environmental issues of our time such as climate change, safe drinking water, and land conservation, we can’t ignore nearly 20% of the New Jersey population.
THE DEFEAT OF THE PENNEAST PROJECT IS A LONG-AWAITED VICTORY | OPINION
News Article • • by Ed Potosnak at NJ.com
PennEast hit a brick wall of resistance from homeowners, local elected leaders, environmentalists, the New Jersey Attorney General, the New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection, and Gov. Phil Murphy.
LET’S TAKE PARKS AND RECREATION TO NEW JERSEY'S URBAN COMMUNITIES
News Article • • by ED POTOSNAK AND TOBIAS A. FOX at mycentraljersey.com
People of color are far less likely to engage in or have access to nature-based outdoor recreation activities, with historic discrimination being a large underlying factor.
COMPETITION IS ‘ESSENTIAL TO DELIVERING THE MOST EFFICIENT AND COST-EFFECTIVE TRANSITION TO A CARBON-FREE GRID’
News Article • • by Ed Potosnak at njspotlight.org
Maintaining New Jersey’s competitive electricity market is also essential to delivering the most efficient and cost-effective transition to a carbon-free grid.
HERE’S HOW TO CREATE JOBS AND RESCUE OUR CLIMATE | OPINION
News Article • • by Ed Potosnak at NJ.com
A new Civilian Climate Corps would connect young people to job opportunities; youth from across NJ would have the opportunity to gain hands-on experience in outdoor-focused careers.
FERC MADE A BAD CALL FOR NJ ON EXTENDING THE NORTHEAST SUPPLY ENHANCEMENT PIPELINE | OPINION
News Article • • by Ed Potosnak at Asbury Park Press
We have leadership at the national and state levels ready to take major action to mitigate the impacts of climate change and save the planet; the last thing we need are more projects like NESE.
THIS EARTH WEEK WE HAVE SOMETHING TO CELEBRATE
News Article • • by Ed Potosnak at Asbury Park Press
We’re in a unique moment where we have cooperation on the international, national, and state levels to take major action to mitigate the impacts of climate change and save the planet for future generations.
TO KEEP OUR AIR FROM GETTING FILTHY, WE MUST MOVE FASTER | OPINION
News Article • • by Ed Potosnak at NJ.com
Governor Murphy has signed the boldest electric vehicle bill in the nation to ensure New Jersey rapidly transitions to electric cars and other public transportation.
NEW JERSEY ALREADY SAID NO TO A GAS PIPELINE ONCE. WE MUST SAY NO TO NESE AGAIN | OPINION
News Article • • by Ed Potosnak at Asbury Park Press
NESE pipeline goes against all our efforts to move toward a 21st-century, renewable energy future. It would keep natural gas infrastructure in operation for 30 years or more.
NOW IS TIME FOR SUSTAINABLE GREEN JOBS RECOVERY PLAN FOR N.J.
News Article • • by Ed Potosnak at roi-nj.com
Environmental organizations offer a Sustainable Green Jobs Recovery plan of common-sense public investments to reverse the economic devastation from the COVID-19 pandemic.