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Governor Sherrill’s DEP Holds Exclusive Meetings After Formally Proposing Rollbacks to Flood Protection and Stormwater Management Regulations, Sides with Builders’ Profits

After two devastating flash flood events across the State this month, the New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection (NJDEP) began exclusive meetings today with builders and representatives opposing more protective flood protection and stormwater management rules referred to as New Jersey ...

Monitor Water for Road Salt

Help quantify the impact of road salt by monitoring a stream or lake near ...

Review: RSIS VS. Stormwater Webinar

On Dec. 2, 2020, The Watershed Institute and The Association of New Jersey Environmental ...

Honoring Martin Luther King

MLK not only worked for civil rights; his actions also lead to environmental protections. ...

Christmas Bird Count on the Reserve

Various volunteers and staff participated in Audubon's annual bird count on the Watershed Reserve. ...

Princeton Council Acts to Address Flooding

Princeton and other local municipalities are working to better control polluted stormwater runoff. ...

Virtual Field Trips Engage Students Remotely

Watershed educators offer a new twist on virtual education at area schools, enlivening the ...

RSIS vs. Stormwater Management

The Residential Site Improvement Standards (RSIS) are often cited as an impediment to requiring ...

Janssen Pharmaceuticals-Titusville Recertifies as River-Friendly

Janssen Pharmaceuticals in Titusville in September completed a comprehensive process to become River-Friendly Business ...

November: Native American Heritage Month

November is Native American Heritage Month, a time to celebrate the culture, accomplishments, and ...

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