New Jersey LCV Expresses ‘Extreme Disappointment’ Following Approval of NESE Pipeline License
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The New Jersey League of Conservation Voters (New Jersey LCV) reacted with sharp criticism today following the Tidelands Resource Council’s decision to approve the final license for the Northeast Supply Enhancement (NESE) pipeline. The approval marks the final step forward for a dirty, unnecessary project that will lock us into decades of expensive fossil fuel infrastructure while damaging our air, water, and public health.
New Jersey LCV Issues ‘A’ Grade for Governor Sherrill’s First 100 Days, Applauds Bold Action on Clean Energy and Water
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Marking the first 100 days of the Sherrill administration, the New Jersey League of Conservation Voters today released a report card awarding Governor Mikie Sherrill an “A” for her swift and decisive environmental leadership.
NEW JERSEY LCV ANNOUNCES ENDORSEMENTS FOR MAY NONPARTISAN MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS
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Today, New Jersey LCV, the statewide political voice for the environment, announced its slate of endorsed candidates for the upcoming nonpartisan municipal elections on May 12, 2026: Newark Mayor Ras Baraka and Paterson Mayor Andre Sayegh.
New Jersey LCV Applauds DEP and Tidelands Resource Council for Subjecting Dangerous NESE Pipeline Permit to Increased Scrutiny
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Today, New Jersey LCV celebrated a significant victory for public health and the environment as the New Jersey Tidelands Resource Council canceled a meeting that would have addressed a final utility license for the NESE pipeline. This move subjects the construction of the unneeded fossil fuel project to further review.
The SAVE Act will hurt NJ families. Trenton must act now | Opinion
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Voting rights are once again at the center of national attention as proposed federal legislation sparks concern about access to the ballot. In New Jersey, the SAVE America Act is viewed by critics as a measure that could introduce new obstacles for voters—especially those from low-income backgrounds, communities of color, and other historically underrepresented groups. Concerns include stricter documentation requirements, voter roll purges, and the handling of sensitive personal data.
New Jersey LCV Interim Applauds Legislative Progress of Bills Protecting Working Families from Data Center Costs
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New Jersey LCV Interim Executive Director Applauds Legislative Progress of Bills Protecting Working Families from Data Center Costs. The Senate Environment and Energy Committee voted to advance S680, a critical piece of legislation requiring new data centers to meet strict clean energy and grid-protection standards.
New Jersey LCV Applauds Committee Passage of Liberty State Park Protection Act
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New Jersey LCV Applauds Committee Passage of Liberty State Park Protection Act. The Senate Environment and Energy Committee took a historic step toward protecting one of New Jersey’s most iconic natural and cultural resources by advancing the Liberty State Park Protection Act (S2924)
New Jersey LCV Responds to Governor Sherrill’s First Budget Address: Applauds Commitment to Clean Energy Capacity While Urging Continuing Environmental Investments
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We applaud the Governor for doubling down on her commitment to lower energy prices for New Jersey’s working families by boosting clean energy produced with union labor right here in New Jersey. We know that renewable energy isn’t just good for the planet — it’s essential for combating skyrocketing energy costs that are going even higher.
New Jersey LCV Hails Assembly Committee Passage of the John R. Lewis Voter Empowerment Act
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The New Jersey League of Conservation Voters celebrated the passage of the John R. Lewis Voter Empowerment Act of New Jersey (A1715) through the Assembly State and Local Government Committee. This landmark legislation, a central pillar of New Jersey LCV’s 2026-2027 Common Agenda, aims to safeguard the right to vote for all New Jerseyans and establish the state as a national leader in the fight to protect democracy.
New Jersey LCV Launches 2026 ‘Common Agenda’ with Advocates and Legislators to Protect Working Families, Advance Clean Energy and Safeguard Democracy
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New Jersey LCV joined by partners and legislative champions launched its Common Agenda for the Environment for the 2026-2027 legislative session. A comprehensive policy roadmap designed to advance commonsense solutions that protect our communities and natural resources while expanding opportunities for New Jersey’s working families.