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11 New Jersey Municipalities Now Support NJ Climate Superfund Act

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Trenton, NJ — Four more municipalities — Rochelle Park, Asbury Park, Franklin Township and Haddon Township — have passed formal resolutions in support of the NJ Climate Superfund Act, bringing the total to 11 in just the past two months. The bill, currently under consideration in the state legislature, would make the largest fossil fuel companies in the state pay for the damages caused by climate change. The 11 municipalities that have formally …

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11 New Jersey Municipalities Now Support NJ Climate Superfund Act

Trenton, NJ — Four more municipalities — Rochelle Park, Asbury Park, Franklin Township and Haddon Township — have passed formal resolutions in support of the NJ Climate Superfund Act, bringing the total to 11 in just the past two months. The bill, currently under consideration in the state legislature, would make the largest fossil fuel companies in the state pay for the damages caused by climate change. The 11 municipalities that have formally …

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<div class="hdcolor">Commentary |</div>When climate disasters hit, who should flip the bill?

Some states are landing on a straightforward answer: fossil fuel companies. Photo: PEXELS by Sonali Kolhatkar      OtherWords Rebuilding from California’s recent wildfires will cost more than a quarter of a trillion dollars — an unprecedented amount. The estimated damage from Hurricane Helene in the Southeast is almost as much, on the order of $250 billion. Who will pay for that damage? It’s a question plaguing localities around the country as…

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