New Jersey Department ofEnvironmental Protection Commissioner Catherine McCabe
TRENTON—After the Murphy administration announced a major climate change initiative late lastmonth, the New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection hasbegun the process of strengthening its regulations to protect itscommunities and economy against the threats of climate change.
The DEP has scheduled a series of stakeholder sessions to gatherinput from residents, businesses and advocates on the developmentof new greenhouse gas reduction and environmental land useregulations aimed at reducing the impact of climate change andadapting to the realities of certain impacts, like sea-level rise,DEP officials state.
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John Jordan
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