1. Toward a Clean Energy Future

The Frontier Group and the Environment New Jersey Research and Policy Center have prepared a report showing that over the past decade, New Jersey has taken important steps on the road to a clean energy.  To view the complete report click here.

Thursday, 28 January 2010 | Print | PDF |  E-mail

2. The Case for Dashboard Cameras in Police Cars

Move over, Gotham City. The bells and whistles Brick City put into the Newark Police Department’s new fleet of Crown Victorias give the Batmobile a run for its money.

Thursday, 28 January 2010 | Print | PDF |  E-mail

3. CONstruction: Criminal Offender Neighborhood Stabilization Through Restoration of Urban Communities and Training In Occupational Necessities

Chapter Eleven CONstruction:  Criminal Offender Neighborhood Stabilization Through Restoration of Urban Communities and Training In Occupational Necessities   By Mike Presutti ...

Wednesday, 13 January 2010 | Print | PDF |  E-mail

4. Environment As An Issue Area

The Hall Institute of Public Policy and the William J. Hughes Center for Public Policy at Richard Stockton State College co-hosted a forum on the environment and the gubernatorial race.

Thursday, 24 September 2009 | Print | PDF |  E-mail

5. Renewal of Open Space Fund will Benefit All of NJ

This November, voters will be asked to support a $400 million dollar bond referendum to replenish the Garden State Preservation Trust Fund. Through the popular Green Acres, Farmland Preservation, Blue Acres and Historic Trust Programs, the fund has been responsible for preserving hundreds of thousands of acres of our natural resources that will remain untouched in perpetuity.

Thursday, 24 September 2009 | Print | PDF |  E-mail

6. A Milestone for the Highlands -- and NJ

Five years after the adoption of the Highlands Water Protection and Planning Act, New Jersey is at the forefront of an increasingly critical issue – protecting the quantity and quality of fresh water while planning  the future of a region based...

Wednesday, 02 September 2009 | Print | PDF |  E-mail

7. Regulating Footprints, Carbon And Otherwise

I have a great little grandson who is not yet two years old. He is bright, curious, funny, totally loveable, and most importantly he is named after his grandfather which makes it even better. When I look at him I am fascinated by the development of a little human being, how nature and nature’s God have allowed us to unfold in most complex and predetermined ways. Even though he is obviously more intelligent than other kids his age, I have been fascinated also by how they develop in the same ways. I guess one does not have to be Mike Huckabee to believe in a Creator.

Wednesday, 13 February 2008 | Print | PDF |  E-mail

8. Is The Price of Gas Lower Than The Cost?

Exxon’s $1 billion dollar LNG facility which would float 20 miles off the coast of New Jersey and 30 miles from Long Island has clean ocean advocates stirred up and reaching for their coastal regulations manuals.

Sunday, 13 January 2008 | Print | PDF |  E-mail

9. New Jersey and the Nation: The Continued Struggle for Mental Health Civil Rights Advocacy

The impact of mental health issues can have devastating consequences for New Jerseyans and all Americans who suffer from such illnesses. In fact, it has been suggested that mental disabilities can have a greater negative effect on some individuals than physical/ medical illnesses.

Thursday, 25 October 2007 | Print | PDF |  E-mail