NJ Spotlight NewsStudents from 32 schools attend Clean Ocean Action’s annual Sandy Hook Student Summit
NJ Spotlight NewsStudents from 32 schools attend Clean Ocean Action’s annual Sandy Hook Student Summit
(AP Photo/David Goldman, File)Cape May County, fishing, tourism and conservation groups accuse federal agencies of violating laws

Politicians and environmentalists are concerned that seismic testing will lead to drilling off the Jersey Shore that could affect the environment and the economy.

A secret database lets the government track you. A plan for offshore drilling down south raises hackles here. The Edgewater conflagration's in the courts. And ...

Rutgers Department of Ecology, Evolution and Natural Resources Assistant Professor Malin Pinsky says that marine life has been negatively impacted, but that there are still ...

Requiem for Revel. Showboat too. Three of the country's most dangerous counties are here. The dangers of youth sports: Career killing injuries. And there she ...

Sightings of whales, seals, and dolphins are on the rise this summer due to improved water qualities.

As the wind and ice go, so go the phytoplankton; as the phytoplankton go, so go the krill and everything that eats the krill.

Battling for hearts and minds. Can Newark’s embattled school superintendent and new mayor find common ground? A transit alert for thousands of Garden State commuters. ...

Opponents of a seismic survey in the Atlantic Ocean are launching a campaign to stop it because they fear it will negatively impact marine life.