09/25/2023
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09/25/2023
Itâs that time again! Mail-in ballots will start arriving today. Did you check your mailbox today?
ÂĄYa llegĂł el tiempo! Boletas para votar por correo estĂĄn empezando a llegar. ÂżRevisaste tu buzĂłn?
09/24/2023
We had our first job fair of the season this past Tuesday at Rutgers University. We met with over 30 students, collected resumes for our internship program, and encouraged students to get involved in our activist program and young professionals groups! We look forward to getting to know more young people at future job fairs â
09/23/2023
The United Nations chief has warned that âclimate breakdown has begunâ due to fossil fuels. We must switch to clean energy for a cleaner and brighter future for all!
09/23/2023
Our Senior Director of Development Jason Krane canoed on Atsion Lake with Pinelands Adventures during his day with Lead New Jersey on Thursday.
09/22/2023
Students are our future leaders! We are happy to see that they can now learn about climate change and how it affects their home state of New Jersey đ New Jersey Department of State
09/22/2023
Our Senior Director of Development Jason Krane spent this morning with LeadNJ at the Atlantic County Utilities Authority water treatment plant and wind farm.
Lead New Jersey (LNJ) opens challenging possibilities to a highly select group of Fellows to learn the cutting edge issues that shape our lives, to link directly with talented leaders who are making improvements around New Jersey, and to lead as a champion of their own most cherished ideas and values. LNJ makes it happen for those unique individuals who are taking charge in our State!
09/22/2023
Great News: The Biden Administration is investing $7.5 billion for water infrastructure projects. New Jersey received a $500 million loan from the EPA to modernize wastewater and drinking water systems serving over 10 million people throughout NJ.
09/22/2023
Last night, New Jersey LCV had the pleasure of attending the Conservation Voters of Pennsylvania Gala in Center City Philadelphia. We loved hearing about all the fantastic work being done by our sister affiliate in this crucial state and support their work to protect Pennsylvaniaâs air, water, and open spaces. Thank you for having us!
09/21/2023
Whales and marine life are important for our ecosystem. Vessel strikes have been cited as the cause of death for nearly every necropsy. Letâs urge @/National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration to implement tougher restrictions on how fast large ships can go!
https://action.njlcv.org/a/noaa?MS=FB
09/21/2023
Great news: Critical lands along the South Branch of the Raritan River have been permanently preserved! This is a significant achievement for open spaces in New Jerseyđ˛
09/20/2023
Warehouse sprawl is a huge issue in New Jersey! Warehouses bring noise, traffic, and pollution to our communities. Urge the legislature to take action before our communities are harmed by more warehouses.
http://bit.ly/46jQw8l
09/20/2023
The best way to let your voice be heard is to vote! Donât miss the deadline
https://voter.svrs.nj.gov/register?ref=voteusa_en
09/20/2023
Great news! The White House unveiled a new climate jobs training program that could put 20,000 people to work 𼳠This program does not require previous experience!
09/19/2023
On Sunday, we had the pleasure of attending Newark Science and Sustainabilityâs closing toast event. This event took place at the Greater Newark Conservancy, a beautiful garden space that we are honored to be welcomed into đź
09/19/2023
Itâs not too late to sign up for SJ Watersavers â virtual workshop on rain gardens. You can learn all about rain gardens and how to build your ownđż
https://bit.ly/3aRqXA1
09/19/2023
Today is âď¸ New Jersey elections are getting closer, so itâs important to remember that your voice matters! Register to vote today â
https://www.state.nj.us/state/elections/voter-registration.shtml
09/18/2023
Severe storms, warmer weather, and sea level rise are just a few effects of climate change. Letâs protect the Garden State and ourselves
https://action.njlcv.org/a/100percentlaw-njlcv?ms=FB
09/18/2023
It was an honor to attend the Way of the Ramapough event at Liberty State Park last night! Despite the rainy weather the event had a wonderful turnout thanks to everyone that attended đ
Photo credits: Taylor McFarland Photography and Dylan Medici from New Jersey Highlands Coalition
09/18/2023
Happy ! Protecting our water resources is one of our main goals. All NJ residents deserve clean, safe water to drink, play in, and enjoyđ°
Find out more about how to protect our water resources New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection âs website
https://www.nj.gov/dep/wms/
09/17/2023
Celebrate River Days with a guided nature walk! Bring your outdoors clothes and some binoculars to see what local wildlife you can spot.đŚđ
Celebrate River Days at the refuge for a full day of guided walks! All walks will meet inside the Visitor Center. Join us at the Big Boardwalk for guided birdwatching with binoculars from 8 am to 12 pm.
09/16/2023
: there are now more than 3million clean energy jobs in the U.S!
09/16/2023
The 2023 Northwest New Jersey Rivers Conference will commemorate the 25th Anniversary of Governor Christine Todd Whitmanâs Report on the NJ Outdoors.
Coordinated by the New Jersey Highlands Coalition this forum will feature keynote speakers, and plenary speakers from New Jersey Conservation Foundation, New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection Green Acres Program, and Outdoor Equity Alliance.
Northwest New Jersey Rivers Conference: Connecting Community, Ecotourism & Environment. A collaboration between Delaware River Watershed Initiative (DRWI) New Jersey Highlands regions partners.
09/15/2023
Transportation is New Jerseyâs number one source of greenhouse gas emissions 𤯠Everyone deserves clean air and a liveable climate no matter where they live or what they look like. Let's tackle New Jersey's number one source of greenhouse gas emissions by electrifying the vehicles we drive!
https://bit.ly/482o64l
09/15/2023
The 5th annual Trenton River Days celebrates the history, culture, and recreation benefits of the Delaware River. River Days features canoe and boat rides, food, live music, and more! This event is ~TOMORROW~ at South River Walk Park from 11AM-3PM.
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09/14/2023
Join us on the South Lawn of Liberty State Park this Sunday, September 17 to honor the history and heritage of the Munsee Lenape speaking Nation and the ongoing fight to save their lands. This FREE event will feature the documentary âThe Way of the Ramapoughâ followed by a Q&A session.
09/14/2023
âNew Jersey skilled construction and building trades workers are ready to get to work on offshore wind. Itâs time to let us do our jobs of building a better state for all of us.â
âWyatt Earp
President of the Monmouth and Ocean Central Labor Council
09/13/2023
Despite enduring a legacy of domination and oppression, northern New Jersey's native inhabitants, the Ramapough Lenape maintain a deep connection to the land and their culture is rich with ritual and tradition. Join us outdoors on the South Lawn at Liberty State Park at 7pm on September 17 for a screening of the 30-minute documentary The Way of the Ramapough, a Q&A with Turtle Clan Chief Vincent Mann, and much more.
Make sure to bring a blanket, chairs and a picnic for this outdoor event. Registration is requested at https://njhighlandscoalition.org/wotr.
We are so excited to co-sponsor this event, see you there!
09/12/2023
"It is imperative for NJ municipalities to address flooding through climate resilient infrastructure investment...Climate change is not regressing rather progressing. It is important that we meet the challenge of the 21st century, otherwise municipalities will continue to literally see their roads, bridges, and properties underwater in the not so distant future"
--Councilman Lee M. Clark
09/11/2023
Young people are passionate about their future. Voting access for all is so important, and weâre glad to see that the New Jersey Institute for Social Justice (NJISJ) is trying to expand access to voting in the Garden State.
09/11/2023
Last Tuesday, New Jersey LCV staff enjoyed a beautiful day at Veterans Park for some team building âď¸ After the holiday weekend this was a great way to start out the week đź
09/10/2023
Our Burlington PAC event this past Thursday was a success 𤊠Thank to to all those who attended. Guests at this event included Senator Troy Singleton, Assemblyman Herb Conaway, MD, Assemblywoman Carol Murphy, Majority Whip, Commissioner Allison Eckel, Mayor Koetas-Dale, and Assembly Candidates Katz & Angelozzi.
Our next PAC event is 9/14 donât forget to register!âł
https://bit.ly/3sK1beb
09/08/2023
Missed our flooding webinar? Not a problem! You can find this informative discussion on NJâs growing flooding crisis on YouTube right now đĽď¸
Two years ago, Hurricane Ida made landfall in New Jersey. The storm killed 107 people, including 29 in New Jersey, and caused over $2 billion in damage. Just...
09/08/2023
We congratulate New Jersey Secretary of State, Tahesha Way for her appointment as the next New Jersey Lieutenant Governor. We look forward to continuing to work with Governor Phil Murphy and Lieutenant Governor Way to enact bold action that protects New Jerseyansâ health.
09/07/2023
Transportation is New Jerseyâs number one source of greenhouse gas emissions 𤯠We must transition to electric vehicles if we want to reduce air pollution, reduce emissions, and fight climate change!
https://bit.ly/482o64l
09/07/2023
Want to build a rain garden but donât know where to begin? Youâre invited to SJ Watersaversâ virtual workshop where they will discuss rain gardens and how to build them. Sessions are available Tuesday, September 12 and Wednesday, September 20. Register today!
https://bit.ly/3aRqXA1
09/07/2023
New Jersey League of Conservation Voters mourns the passing of New Jersey Board of Public Utilities 's President Joe Fiordaliso. President Fiordaliso was a champion for a clean energy transition, supporting efforts to increase access to renewable energy to clean our air, tackle the climate crisis, and create good-paying, union jobs.
President Fiordaliso's vision and deep commitment to the environment will be greatly missed in both the halls of Trenton and the communities he served as well.
09/06/2023
đAttentionđNew Jersey LCV is accepting questionnaires for *LOCAL* candidates running in local races in November 2023. This form is due EOD Friday, September 8 â°
https://bit.ly/3Ox3kkx
09/05/2023
Join us for our next PAC event in Burlington County on Thursday, September 7 at 6pm helping to elect environmental champions . Held at one of our donorâs homes in Moorestown, this event will also offer a portion for young professionals to network. Register today! đ
https://action.njlcv.org/a/burlington-county-lcv-pac-event-2023?ms=
09/04/2023
Happy Labor Day! As we honor the nationâs workers, New Jersey LCV is excitedly thinking about the 54,000 workers employed in clean energy jobsđˇâĄ and all the future clean energy jobs coming to New Jersey â
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Meet & Greet with Assemblywoman Jaffer & Raj Bath
New Jersey LCV is honored to be joined by Assemblywoman Sadaf Jaffer and Aide to the Governor Rajpal Bath as we discuss the Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) community in New Jersey for another legislative meet and greet. This webinar will focus on the AAPI community's involvement in the environmental movement and how that is informed by their culture, identity and representation in politics. Thank you to our co-sponsors: Anti-Defamation League of NY/NJ, Raritan Headwaters, YWCA Princeton, Sierra Club NJ, and Coalition for the Delaware River Watershed.
Climate action now
We are now the closest weâve ever been to passing federal climate legislation. We have a shot to avoid the worst climate change predictions â predictions we are already feeling with scorching heat waves, deadly storms, and never-ending droughts. Urge your member of Congress to vote yes and do everything in their power to get the Inflation Reduction Act passed through Congress: https://bit.ly/3P5zvWv
We must act now!
The Inflation Reduction Act will: âĄď¸ Rapidly expand clean energy âď¸ Invest in environmental justice đ Reduce inflation & lower costs đ§â𦱠Benefit communities across the country There's no time to waste. Senators, pass this bill and #GetClimateDone.
Your vote is your voice -- celebrate #IndependenceDay by making sure you're registered to vote so your voice can be heard! https://bit.ly/2mnZild #FourthofJuly
Social Justice and Stormwater Management Part One
Ed Potosnak invites you to the gala
Join us for the Green Gala on June 15 >> https://bit.ly/3ix7MAg đ đĽ đ
Join us for our Green Gala!
The Gala is New Jersey LCV's biggest fundraising event of the year, with the proceeds directly supporting our year-round policy, advocacy, and civic engagement work so we can fight for clean air, clean water, and healthy communities for all of New Jersey. Be sure to buy tickets today to join us on June 15 >> https://bit.ly/3ix7MAg
Happy Mother's Day
This #MothersDay, protect Mother Earth: â Vote in every election đŞđž Support environmental justice đ Promote clean air, clean water and open spaces
Asm Kennedy Meet and Greet
Join us for a conversation with Assemblyman James Kennedy, chair of the Assemblyâs Environment and Solid Waste committee. From limiting the use of bee-killing pesticides to reducing the pollution created by single-use plastics, Asm. Kennedy and the committee have been vital in the creation, passage, and implementation of legislation that protects the environment and every resident of New Jersey!
Plastic Pollution Reduction Act
Join us as we talk to Jennifer Coffey, Executive Director of ANJEC, about the Plastic Pollution Reduction Act, which goes into effect this week on May 4th! Find out more at njnoplastics.org
Gala 2022
Weâre proud of our recent accomplishments, but they would not have been possible without your support. Join us on June 15 to celebrate the power of together. >>> https://bit.ly/3ix7MAg
April's Fools Day
We love April's Fools Day, but the challenges that face New Jerseyans are nothing to joke about. The good news? Together, we can make a difference! Get involved â¤ľď¸ đŞđž Join our team of volunteer activists: https://bit.ly/32wBssd đ Make a gift to New Jersey LCV: https://bit.ly/3ITfVd3 đŞ Sign up for our email list: https://bit.ly/31gl09B
It's still #WomensHistoryMonth!
Announcing Green Gala Keynote Speaker
Weâre thrilled to announce the keynote speaker for our Eighth Annual Gala on June 15. Sign up to join us >> https://bit.ly/3ix7MAg
Meet and Greet with Senator Zwicker
New Jersey Budget
âĄď¸ Advance clean energy by ending diversions from the Clean Energy Fund âĄď¸ Support healthy homes and buildings by investing in lead abatement programs and creating a pilot program to transition old housing to modern and cost-effective electric systems âĄď¸ Protect clean drinking water and build resilience to climate disasters âĄď¸ Create dedicated, reliable funding for NJ Transitâs operating budget âĄď¸ Ensure funds for parks and trails, and increase investment in parks in environmental justice communities Governor Phil Murphy is delivering his budget address on March 8. Urge him to fund these priorities >> https://bit.ly/3MnXH6n
New Jersey's Common Agenda
Weâre thrilled to launch the Common Agenda for the Future of Bold Climate and Justice Action in New Jersey. Read the agenda at https://www.njlcv.org/page/common-agenda
New Jersey LCV Green in '21 Launch
Join us as we unveil a bold new legislative and executive agenda for climate and justice!
Climate justice is social justice
Communities of color are on the frontlines of the climate crisis and are most harmed by toxic pollution.The Build Back Better Act improves lives and advances environmental justice. Text CLIMATEBILL to 877-877 to tell your senator: #PassTheClimateBill NOW. #ClimateCantWait
We must act now!
Clean energy benefits people in rural and urban areas, red and blue states, and everywhere in-between.Let's pass the Build Back Better Act to create thousands of clean energy, union jobs and save working families money. #PassTheClimateBill #ClimateCantWait
Legislative Accomplishments for the Environment
We're proud to share that we passed all five of our top priority bills in the 2020-2021 legislative session in bipartisan votes. All in all, this is the second session in a row that we passed every bill in our Common Agenda for the Environment. But we're not done yet. Hear from Policy Director Henry Gajda about our accomplishments and what we're looking forward to in the new session!
Legislative Wins for the Environment
Weâre thrilled to announce that weâve achieved all of our legislative goals for the 2020-2021 session. Each legislative session, New Jersey League of Conservation Voters brings together a diverse cross-section of New Jersey conservation leaders and surveys its members to form a Common Agenda for the Environment, reflecting policy priorities shared across the New Jersey environmental community.
The Importance of Pinelands Commissioners
The Pinelands in South Jersey is an ecological gem. State, federally and internationally recognized for its unique flora, one of its kind landscape, and the home of 17 trillion gallons of the cleanest water on Earth, the importance of this million acre expanse cannot be overstated. Thatâs why thanks to Governor Brendan Byrne, the Pinelands Commission was rerated to oversee the sustainable and responsible development in specific areas of the region. #newjersey
New Jersey LCV Activist Program
The New Jersey LCV Activist program is an exciting opportunity for environmental activists who want to work more closely with us on the issues you care about! If youâre interested in getting involved, sign up and tell us what kind of actions you are interested in helping lead >>> https://bit.ly/32wBssd
Rain Gardens!
What is a rain garden and how does it work to naturally filter rain water? Let our friends Paul and Ann introduce you to their rain garden and explain all about how it works!
Hoboken Chat
Hoboken experiences frequent and significant flooding that threatens its infrastructure, economic prosperity, community health â not to mention its residents. The city has made huge strides in integrating green infrastructure into public spaces, making Hoboken safer and more resilient to the impacts of climate change. #FloodDefenseNJ #RisetoResilience
Fireside Chat with Climate Scientist Dr. John Krasting!
Fireside Chat with Congressman Andy Kim
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New Jersey LCV is the statewide political voice for the environment. We work to elect environmentally responsible candidates to state and local offices. Working with our allies in the community, we advocate for strong environmental policies and hold our elected officials accountable during the legislative session. Through our political work we are strengthening laws that safeguard the health of our communities, the beauty of our state and our economic future.
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Thank you, New Jersey League of Conservation Voters.
TOMORROW: don't miss this webinar on clean energy goals in NJ! Feat New Jersey League of Conservation Voters, NRDC, New Jersey Progressive Equitable Energy Coalition - NJ PEEC, New Jersey Conservation Foundation, and more.
Free & online at 5:30 pm this Thursday:
https://www.mobilize.us/njlcv/event/558955/
Free & online at 5:30 pm this Thursday:
https://www.mobilize.us/njlcv/event/558955/
On Tuesday, April 25th the New Jersey League of Conservation Voters announced a round of endorsements for NJ's May Municipal Election. I am excited to announce that I am the only Verona candidate endorsed by the New Jersey LCV.
I am thrilled to accept this endorsement from the New Jersey League of Conservation Voters. I am proud of my record of preserving 25 acres of open space in Verona from overdevelopment. If re-elected, I will focus on continuing to take steps to mitigate flooding risks in my community, removing contaminants from our drinking water, supporting waste reduction, and promoting safe walking and biking routes.
Summary of New Jersey LCV: New Jersey LCV is the statewide political voice for the environment. They work to elect environmentally responsible candidates to state and local offices. Working with their allies in the community, they advocate for strong environmental policies, support their environmental justice partners in pursuing more equitable policies, and hold their elected officials accountable during the legislative session. Through their political work we are strengthening laws that safeguard the health of our communities, working to help foster inclusion and justice, and protect the beauty of our state and our economic future.
For more information on the New Jersey LCV endorsements, go here:
https://www.njlcv.org/endorsements/2023-local-candidate-endorsements
I am thrilled to accept this endorsement from the New Jersey League of Conservation Voters. I am proud of my record of preserving 25 acres of open space in Verona from overdevelopment. If re-elected, I will focus on continuing to take steps to mitigate flooding risks in my community, removing contaminants from our drinking water, supporting waste reduction, and promoting safe walking and biking routes.
Summary of New Jersey LCV: New Jersey LCV is the statewide political voice for the environment. They work to elect environmentally responsible candidates to state and local offices. Working with their allies in the community, they advocate for strong environmental policies, support their environmental justice partners in pursuing more equitable policies, and hold their elected officials accountable during the legislative session. Through their political work we are strengthening laws that safeguard the health of our communities, working to help foster inclusion and justice, and protect the beauty of our state and our economic future.
For more information on the New Jersey LCV endorsements, go here:
https://www.njlcv.org/endorsements/2023-local-candidate-endorsements
We are proud to announce that every individual Red Bankâs Ready candidate has earned the endorsement of New Jersey League of Conservation Voters! Like the organization, we stand committed to clean energy solutions and a just, equitable, and safe democracy for the people of Red Bank and the state of New Jersey.
We are thrilled to have earned New Jersey LCV endorsements. Local and county governments are on the front lines of tackling issues like flooding, water quality, and preserving open space. When elected, we will fight climate change and protect our neighborsâ rights to clean air and safe drinking water.
Link to article: https://newjerseyglobe.com/campaigns/league-of-conservation-voters-backs-candidates-in-red-bank-verona-and-haddon/
We are thrilled to have earned New Jersey LCV endorsements. Local and county governments are on the front lines of tackling issues like flooding, water quality, and preserving open space. When elected, we will fight climate change and protect our neighborsâ rights to clean air and safe drinking water.
Link to article: https://newjerseyglobe.com/campaigns/league-of-conservation-voters-backs-candidates-in-red-bank-verona-and-haddon/
Weâre urging Governor Phil Murphy and state legislators to set aside $15 million in this year's budget to build âCapital Parkâ behind the New Jersey State House. Creating this vibrant green oasis in downtown Trenton would allow more space for residents and visitors to enjoy the outdoors, and connect important city and state cultural assets. Join our walkthrough of the prospective park site Monday, April 24 at noon and show your support for this project!
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New Jersey Future New Jersey League of Conservation Voters
At todayâs Sustainable Business Roundtable, New Jersey League of Conservation Voters brought people together to solve the environmental issues facing NJ. We're lucky to have great partners as we work to build a legacy of environmental protection.
The community solar project shown here
đ˘is located on a big warehouse rooftop - NOT on the ground
đ˘generates power for nearby homes đď¸
đ˘lowers energy bills for renters and homeowners
Learn more đ from New Jersey League of Conservation Voters.
đ˘is located on a big warehouse rooftop - NOT on the ground
đ˘generates power for nearby homes đď¸
đ˘lowers energy bills for renters and homeowners
Learn more đ from New Jersey League of Conservation Voters.
On Friday, we joined New Jersey League of Conservation Voters, Coalition for the Delaware River Watershed, and Friends of Burlington Island to go exploring on the ! đż đŁ đ
Thank you Friends of Burlington Island for this opportunity!
Thank you Friends of Burlington Island for this opportunity!
Online Registration is now open for our Eighth Annual Golf Outing on Monday, May 8th at Hawk Pointe Golf Club in Washington Township. We welcome single players, pairs, and foursomes to join us for a friendly 18-hole scramble followed by a buffet lunch. All proceeds benefit NJHC's conservation, advocacy, and conservation programs.
Thank you to our generous sponsors PSEG, New Jersey League of Conservation Voters, Herold Law, P.A., Peapack-Gladstone Bank and individual donors.
Learn more at our Facebook event page: https://fb.me/e/YNppuoNb
Thank you to our generous sponsors PSEG, New Jersey League of Conservation Voters, Herold Law, P.A., Peapack-Gladstone Bank and individual donors.
Learn more at our Facebook event page: https://fb.me/e/YNppuoNb
Yet you keep pushing the off shore wind turbine scam...do you ever pause to think...maybe we are doing more harm than good? Here is another for you to ponder the harm you are promoting: https://nj1015.com/dolphin-found-dead-on-ocean-city-nj-beach-24th-since-december-cape-may/?utm_source=tsmclip&utm_medium=referral&fbclid=IwAR2b_EbR4ZQR2b04UjyYLobVH3ipqVDIY0JIWrdltwfGWIBFth27hGbeArg
Off Shore Wind Factories:
They say you won't see them - you will.
They say you won't hear then - you will.
They say they do not harm marine or bird life - they kill.
They say the create jobs - not as many as will be lost by a 15-30% decline in tourism - estimated at more than $20B per year loss.
They say folks will want to take tours of the turbines - how nice...as your property values decline.
Think about why our Governor and NJ Legislature took away home town rule in deciding where OSW would be placed or make landfall....taking away your right to vote on the issue.
So what good are off shore wind turbines? They do line the pockets of certain politicians, NGOs, higher education institutions by way of grants and gifts.
Get involved in sending these corporations back to Europe.
https://nj1015.com/protesters-demand-nj-stop-windfarm.../...
They say you won't see them - you will.
They say you won't hear then - you will.
They say they do not harm marine or bird life - they kill.
They say the create jobs - not as many as will be lost by a 15-30% decline in tourism - estimated at more than $20B per year loss.
They say folks will want to take tours of the turbines - how nice...as your property values decline.
Think about why our Governor and NJ Legislature took away home town rule in deciding where OSW would be placed or make landfall....taking away your right to vote on the issue.
So what good are off shore wind turbines? They do line the pockets of certain politicians, NGOs, higher education institutions by way of grants and gifts.
Get involved in sending these corporations back to Europe.
https://nj1015.com/protesters-demand-nj-stop-windfarm.../...
Let's stop killing whales and dolphins. Let's prevent the devastation to NJ tourism and fishing industries. Ask yourselves - why does New Jersey League of Conservation Voters support this? Have you received grants or other monies from the Wind Industry?
Join us in Trenton to stop this insanity.
Join us in Trenton to stop this insanity.
Thank you to New Jersey League of Conservation Voters and their partners for hosting tonight's webinar focusing on Warehouse Sprawl and Engaging Local Officials and Communities. It was wonderful to be a guest speaker along with Musconetcong Watershed Association Executive Director Tom Dallessio!
Over 180 folks tuned in to learn more about how the public can engage with local boards and governing bodies to address warehouse sprawl throughout New Jersey, with a great showing of residents from Warren County and Phillipsburg/Alpha area!
Over 180 folks tuned in to learn more about how the public can engage with local boards and governing bodies to address warehouse sprawl throughout New Jersey, with a great showing of residents from Warren County and Phillipsburg/Alpha area!
How many more Whales and Dolphins have to Die Before you STOP
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