New Jersey LCV

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New Jersey LCV is a non-partisan, non-profit organization making environmental protection a priority in the NJ Statehouse.

NJ is reviewing RGGI, which makes power plants pay for carbon pollution and funds clean energy investments. DEP is accepting public comments on the program's future through Nov. 7. Share your views on pollution limits, energy costs, and community investments. https://loom.ly/qsko6LE

Keep New Jersey in RGGI!

Submit a public comment to the New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection urging them to strengthen New Jersey's participation in RGGI and prioritize New Jersey's hardworking families.

action.njlcv.org

📬 Mail-in ballots are starting to arrive in New Jersey. If you requested one, keep an eye on your mailbox in the coming days. Election season is here — and New Jersey voters are getting ready to make their voices heard. #NJVotes

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Today, we pause to remember the lives lost on September 11, 2001. We honor the courage, compassion, and resilience shown in the days that followed, and the strength found in coming together. We will never forget.

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🎉 BIG WIN: A federal appeals court struck down the water quality permits needed for the NESE pipeline. Years of advocacy helped stop this dangerous, unnecessary project. Gov. Sherrill and DEP have the chance to stop it for good. Tell Gov. Sherrill to reject NESE: action.njlcv.org/a/nese-petition

Interim Executive Director Allison McLeod discussed New Jersey’s history of environmental protection and top environmental priorities for New Jersey lawmakers to address in an interview as part of @insidernj History and Heritage Spotlight. Read the full interview here: https://loom.ly/eTzTzHo

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RGGI is an energy savings tool that has helped lower costs and reduced emissions for more than 17 YEARS. Now fossil fuel companies are coordinating to get rid of this money saving tool to make themselves richer while costs go up for families.