What will it take to get the state to 100% renewable energy?
MARY ALICE WILLIAMS / NJTV NEWS - With the state already starting to weather the effects of climate change — more intense storms, higher temperatures and rising seas [watch video]
Fighting climate change will help economic growth, study finds
CATHERINE BOSLEY / BLOOMBERG - Slowing the pace of climate change in line with the Paris Agreement has clear economic benefits as global warming [go to article]
Climate change, not overfishing, is devastating shellfish environments
AP / NBC NEWS - Valuable species of shellfish have become harder to find on the East Coast because of degraded habitats caused by a warming environment [go to article]
New Jersey is the fastest warming state in the lower 48. What does that...
KYLE BAGENSTOSE / BURLINGTON COUNTY TIMES - Real estate developer Michael Goldstein has an unusual hobby for a Trentonian: cross-country skiing [go to article]
‘I’m standing right here in the middle of climate change’: How USDA is failing...
HELENA BOTTEMILLER EVICH / POLITICO - Rick Oswald is standing on the doorstep of the white farmhouse where he grew up in Rock Port, Missouri, but [go to article]
Estimate revised up of new Shore homes imperiled by sea-level rise, storm surge
JON HURDLE / NJ SPOTLIGHT - Climate scientists and real-estate experts have revised up their estimate for the number of recently built homes [go to article]
With 130-mile coast, New Jersey marks a first in climate change fight
TRACEY TULLY / NY TIMES - New Jersey will become the first state to require that builders take into account the impact of climate change, including rising sea levels [go to article]
Powerful N.J. congressman unveils new national plan to battle climate change
MICHAEL SOL WARREN / NJ.COM - New Jersey’s most powerful congressman is pushing a new vision for how America should deal with climate change [go to article]
Warming waters spark marine migration, fish wars
ROB HOTAKAINEN / E&E NEWS - The warming waters associated with climate change are creating big ripple effects across fishing communities, including in this picturesque [go to article]
As the climate crisis worsens, cities turn to parks
SARAH GIBBENS / NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC - City parks have long been a place for urban residents surrounded by the gray of asphalt and concrete [go to article]
