New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection Commissioner Ed Potosnak today joined with state and local officials to ...

Charging an electric vehicle is as simple as plugging in – but there are some things to know about charging options, connector types, and charging times. This is the slowest method of charging but is ...

The Small Business Liability Relief and Revitalization Act (the Brownfields Amendments) clarifies CERCLA liability provisions for certain landowners and potential property owners. The Brownfields ...

New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection Fish & Wildlife is calling on the public to avoid attracting bears to properties by properly storing garbage and eliminating access to other sources ...

(26/P44) TRENTON – The New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection today announced that it has fined the DataOne data center in Vineland, Cumberland County, $1.07 million for violations of the ...

(26/P01) TRENTON – The Department of Environmental Protection today announced the award of nearly $32 million in grants that will advance the state’s transition to zero-emission school buses to better ...

Water is a precious resource and a leaky faucet can waste as much as 2 gallons of water a day.

Existing flood standards are based on outdated historical trends that do not account for sea-level rise and attendant storm surge: Roads and buildings built today are likely to be unserviceable in ...

Resilient NJ supports local governments to create and implement resilience planning solutions to address current and future climate related hazards, environmental ...

To protect property and infrastructure from coastal storm damage, erosion and shoreline migration, and sea-level rise. Projects include beach replenishment and construction and maintenance of ...

For those living in a home served by a septic system or if you are thinking about buying one, this information is for you. The Department has written a Homeowner’s Manual and other guidance to help ...

The area that comprises both Little Egg and Brigantine Inlets in Atlantic County is one of the most dynamic ecosystems in New Jersey. It includes the only undeveloped and unmanaged inlets for over 100 ...