Why impact of Advanced Clean Truck legislation will be huge — especially for people of color
This Op Ed was originally published in roi-nj.com New Jersey is the first state on the East Coast to […]
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NJSBC and business members meet with U.S. Energy Secretary
On July 14th, NJSBC’s Richard Lawton and several business members were invited to meet with U.S. Energy Secretary Jennifer […]
Why Investing in Clean Water is Good for Business
A vibrant, sustainable economy depends on healthy watersheds. Adapting to an increase in climate-related stressors requires a combination of […]
We’ve got 6 months to stop another onslaught of harmful algae blooms in N.J. lakes | Opinion
Now that fall is here, temperatures are cooler and the toxic algae outbreaks, harmful algae blooms, known as HABs, […]
Join NJSBC at the Offshore Wind Partnering Forum
Last year, Governor Murphy took a major step toward his goal of transitioning New Jersey to 100% clean energy […]
National Climate Study, Stakeholders, Social Impact Confirm Going Green is Business Imperative in Garden State
“Creating a sustainable business is no longer a nice to have, it’s a business imperative”, writes GIVE Marketing’s Founder […]
NJSBC in the News: Making the triple-bottom-line case for energy efficiency
As reported by NJTV News, NJSBC business member Ciel Power’s Scott Fischer and NJSBC Exec. Dir. Richard Lawton testified at last week’s Board of Public Utilities stakeholder listening session. The BPU is holding five meetings to solicit input for developing the Energy Master Plan which will map out a path to 100% renewables by 2050, per Governor Murphy’s executive order.
Consumers must be part of minimum wage conversation
Consumers are our real job creators in New Jersey. Read our Op-Ed on boosting the economy for businesses and workers.
Pennington, N.J., Dept. Of Public Works Adopts Solar-Plus-Storage
New Jersey utility Public Service Electric and Gas Co. (PSE&G) has announced that its solar-plus-storage project for the Borough […]
Climate change puts healthcare in harm’s way
Worsening climate change means more intense, frequent extreme weather events – and more disruptions to healthcare delivery.