New Jersey is flooding now—not some day in the future.

 

This summer’s storms have flooded public buildings, damaged roads, trapped drivers in rising water, and disrupted hospital care. Yet the Sherrill administration is delaying the REAL Rule, a commonsense NJDEP policy designed to reduce stormwater runoff, strengthen redevelopment standards, and protect communities from worsening coastal flooding. 

We cannot keep paying for preventable damage after every storm. Urge the Sherrill administration: Implement the REAL Rule now.  

 

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