Less Smog to Come From School Buses and Trucks
March 15, 2022
Our Chapter’s Transportation Committee was instrumental in achieving some major victories in the fight to reduce the transportation sector’s carbon footprint.
Our campaign to electrify the state’s 22,000 school buses helped get legislation...
Let’s Enjoy More of the Nighttime Sky
March 15, 2022
We need to shed light on the issue of light pollution. One of the newest committees formed by the New Jersey Chapter is the Light Pollution and Nights Skies Committee. We plan to advocate for statutes and ordinances that regulate lighting so we all...
ExCom Meeting Highlights
March 15, 2022
From the April - June 2022 Jersey Sierran
There was no Chapter Executive Committee meeting in December. Instead, we held a brief virtual get-together to welcome our new Chapter Director, Anjuli Ramos-Busot. The meeting was well...
NJ Is Making Progress Toward Its Wind Energy Generation Targets
March 15, 2022
There are currently three offshore wind (OSW) projects slated to be built off the coast of New Jersey, with more to come! Ocean Wind I and II will be adjacent to one another off the coast of Atlantic City and stretching toward Cape May; and Atlantic...
DEP Draft Emissions Rules Fall Short
March 15, 2022
Each year in New Jersey, over 100 million metric tons (MMT) of carbon dioxide equivalent (CO2e) greenhouse gases pour into the atmosphere from industry, generating plants, heating systems, and the transportation sector. The state Department of...
