Sandy Hook Offers Wildlife Viewing Opportunities
March 5, 2023
On January 22, 16 Sierra Club members and friends took advantage of the off-season to try spotting seals on the bay side of Sandy Hook Gateway National Recreation Area.
The Law That’s Not the Law: S232
March 5, 2023
Gov. Phil Murphy signed the Overburdened Communities Cumulative Impacts bill into law in 2020. Two years later, this historic landmark law has not been implemented.
NJ Transit Struggles With South Jersey Bus Ridership
March 5, 2023
NJ Transit has been engaged in a redesign of the bus routes in Burlington, Camden, and Gloucester counties, but this overhaul is running behind schedule.
Mold in the Garden State: A Failure to Regulate
March 5, 2023
The lack of state and local regulations on mold is a national problem.
Building Up Youth Involvement
January 2, 2023
Youth Committee Chair’s Message
By Raghav Akula • 23akular@mtps.us
Issue-focused committees have provided working muscles for the NJ Chapter’s advocacy, from transportation to offshore wind to legislative action. Now, a new source...
How to Address Warehouse Development in Your Town
January 2, 2023
By Kip Cherry • Central Jersey Conservation Chair
Contact your mayor and members of your council to express your concern.
Encourage your mayor and council to make a request to the state Department of Transportation (DOT) for the...
Water Quality Improvement
January 2, 2023
By Patricia Hilliard • Conservation Chair, Hudson County Group
Whether you think the glass is half full or half empty, the real concern is whether the water is safe to drink! “Decades old drinking water infrastructure systems...
The Perfect Swarm: NJ, Mosquitoes, & Climate Change
January 2, 2023
By Judy Minot • Secretary; Co-Chair, Communications Committee
Most of us focus on large-scale effects of climate change: sea level rise, storms, droughts, floods, and fire. We don’t often consider how rising temperatures might affect...
A Primer on New Jersey’s Offshore Wind Industry
January 2, 2023
By Denise Brush • Issues Coordinator for Offshore Wind
Offshore wind development is a big deal for New Jersey that New Jerseyans are going to be hearing a lot about over the next few years. I hope this overview will provide Sierra Club...
Report from Trenton: NJ Wants to Move Construction Higher Up
January 1, 2023
With its four tornadoes, 30 deaths, intense rainfall, and flooding, Tropical Storm Ida in September 2021 confirmed what many authorities already knew: New Jersey’s flood maps and building restrictions are out of date. In October 2022, Gov. Phil...
