New Jersey LCV Strongly Opposes Giveaway to Big Fossil Fuel Companies on the Backs of Consumers
News Article • 12/5/2022
New Jersey LCV opposes Assembly bill that would saddle working families with the cost of building expensive fossil fuel infrastructure, like new pipelines and compressor stations.
COMMENTARY: In 10 Year wake of Superstorm Sandy, let’s commit to a more resilient New Jersey
News Article • 11/8/2022 • by Ed Potosnak at The Bernardsville News
New Jersey must continue to take a leadership role in the nation and across the world in transitioning to a green economy powered by clean energy.
Don’t let them scare you. The future of N.J’s energy is electric. | Opinion
News Article • 7/12/2022 • by Ed Potosnak at NJ.com
Clean energy sources are growing in popularity, and the FMA wants to sell as much of their dirty, fossil fuel products as possible, before they become obsolete.
Goodbye plastic bags! I Opinion
News Article • 5/4/2022 • by Ed Potosnak and Jennifer Coffey at NJ.com
New Jersey leads the way by enacting the most consequential plastics and paper bags reduction law in the nation.
This Earth Day, commit to a more equitable environmental future | Opinion
News Article • 4/20/2022 • by Ed Potosnak at NJ.com
New Jersey has a lot to brag about this Earth Day, including the creation of the NJDEP 52 years ago, same day that Earth Day was founded.
Reject fear-mongering over N.J. clean energy plan
News Article • 2/10/2022 • by Ed Potosnak at NJ.com
Fossil fuel industry’s interests lie in trying to slow down the transition to healthier clean energy, which enables big polluters to continue to profit from selling dirty fossil fuels.
Gov. Murphy must now dream big about the environment | Opinion
News Article • 1/5/2022 • by Ed Potosnak at NJ.com
Re-election of Gov. Murphy supports swift passage of President Biden’s landmark Build Back Better Act, jumpstarting a 21st-century clean energy economy that creates millions of jobs.
Barriers keep Hispanics from becoming involved with environmental causes | Opinion
News Article • 10/7/2021 • by Maria Santiago-Valentin and Patty Cronheim at NJ.com
Factors that stem primarily from language and economic barriers often keep Hispanics from becoming involved with environmental causes that impact their daily lives.
The defeat of the PennEast project is a long-awaited victory | Opinion
News Article • 10/2/2021 • by Ed Potosnak at NJ.com
PennEast hit a brick wall of resistance from homeowners, local elected leaders, environmentalists, the New Jersey Attorney General, the New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection, and Gov. Phil Murphy.
Let’s take parks and recreation to New Jersey's urban communities
News Article • 9/20/2021 • by Ed Potosnak and Tobias A. Fox at MyCentralJersey.com
People of color are far less likely to engage in or have access to nature-based outdoor recreation activities, with historic discrimination being a large underlying factor.