Editorial: Skimming the surface in Paterson lead in water problem?
NORTHJERSEY.COM - The problem of unsafe lead levels in Paterson’s drinking water has not yet reached the so-called "crisis" level of say, Newark, Trenton or Camden [go to article]
Bellmawr cuts off half of town’s water supply after detection of dangerous chemical
MICHAEL TANENBAUM / PHILLY VOICE - A water treatment facility supplying half the borough of Bellmawr, Camden County, has been shut down after traces [go to article]
Murphy targeting all lead service lines for replacement over next decade
BRENDA FLANAGAN / NJTV NEWS - On Thursday, Gov. Phil Murphy unveiled a sweeping agenda designed to eliminate New Jersey’s lead contamination problem in 10 years [go to article]
Where are the lead lines in New Jersey’s drinking water systems? No one knows...
SCOTT FALLON / NORTHJERSEY.COM - Amid a growing concern over elevated lead levels in some of New Jersey's largest drinking water systems, water utilities [go to article]
More than 100 NJ water systems may have unsafe lead levels
TOM JOHNSON / NJ SPOTLIGHT - In another indication of how widespread lead contamination may be in our drinking water, a new analysis has found 104 New Jersey [go to article]
New Jersey finds 160,000 lead pipes in homes and businesses, so far
MIKE CATALINI / AP / MORNING CALL - New Jersey’s first attempt to put together a comprehensive inventory of the type of lead pipes that caused a drinking water [go to article]
A New Jersey city reuses abandoned industrial sites to capture stormwater
YALE CLIMATE CONNECTIONS - In Camden, New Jersey, stormwater and sewage run through the same pipes, so when heavy rain hits, the system can overflow [go to article]
Trump Administration rolls back clean water protections
LISA FRIEDMAN and CORAL DAVENPORT / NY TIMES - The Trump administration on Thursday announced the repeal of a major Obama-era clean water regulation [go to article]
Legislators note slow progress on state’s water quality management law
BRENDA FLANAGAN / NJTV NEWS - Lawmakers expressed disappointment Tuesday with the response to the state’s new water quality management law during a hearing [go to article]
Newark pushes mandatory participation in replacement of lead water service lines
MICHAEL HILL / NJTV NEWS - Newark Mayor Ras Baraka has asked the city council to approve an ordinance allowing the municipal government to replace [go to article]
