What NJ's environmental protection commissioner says about state's legacy of ‘forever chemicals’ and the DuPont settlement

There’s an urgent need to preserve our state’s land, protect our environment and ensure equitable access to nature

The cleanup at the former Chambers Works in Deepwater is set to go on until 2038

Environmental regulators denied a request for a hearing on a key permit

Officials lowered controversial building elevation requirements, among other changes

Late changes rile both environmentalists and business groups

Agency seen trying to blunt opposition as deadline nears

DuPont, Chemours sued by state over PFAS pollution at Salem County site

Utilizing the talent and experience of the private sector is a ready-made solution to the system’s problems

Friday’s scrapyard fire caused roughly 100 people to evacuate their homes. It wasn’t EMR’s first

Sweeping changes proposed in how stormwater is managed, construction approved, building takes place in flood-prone zones

Environmentalists concerned about fish populations if rainfall does not pick up

The city will drop its lawsuit, while the state will rescind a $12 million fine over unauthorized beach replenishment

Urging support for DEP’s proposed Resilient Environments and Landscapes (REAL) regulations

Light rainfall at weekend did little to ease bone-dry conditions

Businesses and municipal officials push back as environmentalists celebrate

A thousand-page draft rule would alter how companies can develop on flood-prone areas

PVSC is seeking to build a gas-powered plant in Newark that would handle sewage in the event of a blackout

Massive loads of mud, silt and sand are being used in a ‘design-with-nature’ project

New Jersey’s bald eagle population has grown over the last few decades