Trump’s 100 Days A Disaster for Environment and Climate
April 28, 2017
“From Day 1, President Trump has declared war on the environment. His first 100 Days have been horrendous when it comes to climate change, clean air and water and public health. From pushing for dirty fossil fuels to rolling back important air and...
DEP Rejects PennEast Pipeline Application as Deficient
April 26, 2017
The DEP has rejected PennEast Pipeline’s application for water permits. This is a major setback because they have told PennEast that they do not have enough information for them to evaluate land use permits and their application is deficient....
Sierra Club Marches for Science and the Environment
April 22, 2017
Today the Sierra Club is joining hundreds of others to March for Science in Trenton. Participating groups will speak out on why we are holding the march and what it means for the people of New Jersey. Dozens of groups, scientists, elected officials...
Victory for Norvin Green State Forest: DEP Drops Privatization Plan
March 31, 2017
The Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) has dropped their plans to turn a portion of the former Warner Bros. safari park Jungle Habitat into a pay-to-play mountain bike park. Their original idea included privatizing Green Acres open space...
Rusty Patched Bumble Bee Listed as Endangered Species
March 21, 2017
For Immediate Release
Contact: Jeff Tittel, NJ Sierra Club, 609-558-9100
Despite President Trump’s regulatory moratorium, the US Fish and Wildlife Service (FWS) was successful in listing the rusty patched bumble bee as an Endangered Species in...
Division of Fish and Wildlife 125 Years Old and Stuck in the Past
March 8, 2017
“The New Jersey Division of Fish and Wildlife is celebrating their 125th year but their management has hardly changed since then. Within the DEP, the Division of Fish and Wildlife has been unfunded and unable to modernize. Instead of having their...
Tesla to Opens First South Jersey Store in Cherry Hill
March 8, 2017
Tesla Motors Inc. is opening their first outlet in south Jersey. The 28,000 square-foot facility in Cherry Hill has received local approval from the planning board. The company will use the location to both sell and service their electric vehicles....
Tropical Storm Ida Brings Flash Floods to NJ - Shows Impact of Climate Change
September 2, 2001
Tropical Storm Ida battered New Jersey yesterday and early this morning, resulting in flash flooding and at least fourteen deaths. Governor Murphy declared a state of emergency late Wednesday. The National Weather Service has active flash flooding...
