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Tell Amazon: Don’t sell products with bee-killing pesticides
Amazon has a chance to make a major difference in protecting our best pollinators by removing bee-killing pesticides from its site.
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Environmental Groups Urge Gov. Murphy to Protect Liberty State Park from Privatization; Reschedule NJDEP Open House
Statement: Energy bill would wreak havoc on lands, waters and taxpayers
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New study: tax credits and rebates promise to grow clean energy
New Jersey advances transition to clean zero-emission vehicles
Legislation introduced to protect the endangered North Atlantic right whale
“Certified natural gas” is not a source of clean energy
The federal government should not help the fossil fuel industry by certifying methane gas “clean” or “environmentally friendly.” That would be greenwashing, and mislead the public.
Through the years, I have always admired the work of Environment New Jersey and I have been proud to be a member.Carol Golden, Member, Environment New Jersey
Proud to be a member
I encourage everyone to care for our environment because every aspect of our lives depends upon it, and we are the ones responsible for its care and preservation.Theresa Gallant, Member, Environment Washington
I encourage everyone to care for our environment
It is now apparent that we need to take significant action in the next few years if we are to have any chance of avoiding the really significant impacts of a changing climate.Bruce Parker, Member, Environment America
We need to take significant action
I support Environment America because I think we need more than individual action.Sara Rahimian, Member, Environment America
We need more than individual action
It's a real privilege to do this work. It can be frustrating at times, it can be tedious at times, but it's also incredibly rewarding.Emily Rusch, Vice President and Senior Director of State Offices
