Food-waste recycling bill approved by Senate, off to MurphyFood-waste recycling bill approved by Senate, off to MurphySignificant legislation that would require food waste to be recycled by places that generate a lot of it has been approved by the Legislature.Michael SymonsMichael Symons
Step one, again, for banning plastic bags in New JerseyStep one, again, for banning plastic bags in New JerseyThe proposal was revised to take effect in 18 months, rather than two years. Last legislative session, it was approved by the Senate but not the Assembly.Michael SymonsMichael Symons
NJ may fund Climate Change Resource Center at RutgersNJ may fund Climate Change Resource Center at RutgersEven before a new climate change center at Rutgers gets off the ground, its proposed state funding has been shrunk by three-fourths.Michael SymonsMichael Symons
Ban advances on plastic bags, Styrofoam in NJ – paper bags, tooBan advances on plastic bags, Styrofoam in NJ – paper bags, tooPlastic straws would survive, though only available by request. Supermarkets would be required for to give out reusable bags for free for two months.Michael SymonsMichael Symons