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New Rule Puts Access To NJ Urban Waterfronts In Jeopardy
“The citizens of, in this case, New Jersey, they own the waterfront,” says Hackensack Riverkeeper Bill Sheehan. “People own the waterfront. The people.”
Connecticut To Be Sued In Chimp Attack Case
Connecticut’s laws regarding primates as pets are back in the spotlight.
Reservoir Water Pits Big Apple Against Farm County
At their heaviest, the water discharges can stir up sediment and turn the creek brown, spoiling trout fishing and bothering farmers who use the water for irrigation.
N.J. Mayor Bans Woman From Selling Home
A homeowner says her house is unlivable because it constantly floods. She thought relief was in sight when she got accepted into a state program that would take the home off of her hands.
Court Refuses To Stop N.J. Bear Hunt; Activists Fume
Animal rights activists are petitioning New Jersey’s highest court and appealing to Governor Christie to block a black bear hunt scheduled to begin Monday.
N.J. Expands Drought Watch To Entire State
All of New Jersey is now under a drought watch.
N.J. Water Restrictions Remain In Effect Despite Rain
Climatologists at a drought hearing do say that they think the worst may be behind us.
Biologists Investigating N.J. Fish Kill
Marine biologists are investigating a fish kill in southern New Jersey after tens of thousands of dead fished washed ashore along the Delaware Bay.
EPA Warns Garden State Is Drying Up
New Jersey’s Department of Environmental Protection said an increased demand for water has caused a serious drop in reservoir levels, CBS 2′s Christine Sloan reports.
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