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A Google Inc.-backed undersea power line that will connect offshore wind farms to the U.S. eastern seaboard will begin construction in 2016 with its first segment off the New Jersey coast.
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New Jersey Governor Chris Christie’s new rule that lets the state waive environmental regulations on a case-by-case basis was challenged today by 27 groups that claim it creates damaging loopholes for developers and polluters.
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Superstorm Sandy washed away beaches and sent raw sewage and diesel fuel into waterways, leaving an environmental repair bill for New York and New Jersey exceeding $100 million.
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New Jersey Governor Chris Christie said he plans to pull his state out of the U.S. Northeast’s carbon market by year-end.
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New Jersey dropped out of a lawsuit filed four years ago by a group of U.S. states seeking to force the Environmental Protection Agency to implement more stringent air quality standards.
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New Jersey’s organized labor and major political parties are pouring hundreds of thousands of dollars into a special election to serve one year of a vacated state Senate seat, a race that may test the strength of first- term Governor Chris Christie’s attack on employee unions.
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Triple Five Worldwide Development Co. LLC, owner of the Mall of America in Minnesota, reached a deal with lenders and New Jersey’s governor to complete and expand the stalled Meadowlands Xanadu entertainment complex.
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New Jersey Transit, the largest statewide mass-transit network in the U.S., froze new spending on an $8.7 billion rail tunnel into Manhattan after the federal government estimated the project may run $1 billion over budget.
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New Jersey , the most-densely populated U.S. state, will hold its first black bear hunt since 2005 after more than 1,200 incidents were reported this year.
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