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Governor Murphy Takes Action on Legislation
No full textRetrieved from: https://nj.gov/governor/news/news/562024/approved/news_archive.shtm
Minutes of the Meeting of the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey - May 22, 2025
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New Jersey Regional Drinking Water Supply Indicators and Declared Water Supply Status, March 9, 2025
No full textDMAVA Newsletter - April 16, 2025
No full text(As of June 2024) Documents retrieved from https://www.nj.gov/military/history/archives/dmava-newsletter.shtml
Included link to PACT ACT performance dashboard for veterans who have been exposed to burn pits
Salt Marsh Ponds as Harmful Algae Reservoirs
No full textSalt marsh ponds (SMPs) make up a vital component of coastal marshes. The ponds provide unique microhabitats for diverse aquatic organisms, including algae, snails, fish, crustacea, and insects; thus, they function as year-round food sources and shelters for many birds and animals that are dependent on marshes. We carried out a two-year study from May 2022 to November 2024 to investigate the temporal and spatial changes of microalgae, with a focus on harmful algae blooms (HABs) and algal/bacterial toxins in the SMPs of the marsh on the Sheepshead Meadow peninsula in Tuckerton, New Jersey. The study is based on a one-year monthly samplings for microalgae and water quality field measurements performed between May 2022 and June 2023, and three additional samplings performed July-August 2023 for HABs toxin detection. The objective of the study was to determine the presence and extent of HABs and related toxins in the SMPs. We hypothesized that the tidal SMPs can serve as inoculants of HABs and potentially function as harmful algae reservoirs and HAB sources for coastal waters.From front cover: Funded by the EPA Wetland Program Development Grant CD 96246800-
DEPE Bulletin / New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection and Energy
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Major Indicators of Labor Market Activity for New Jersey Seasonally Adjusted 2023 Benchmark - December 2024
No full textGovernor Murphy and NJ Transit President & CEO Kris Kolluri Provide Update on Impending NJ Transit Locomotive Engineers Strike
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