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A coalition of environmentalists in New Jersey is accusing state officials of failing to live up to their Trump-era commitments […]
Environmentalists accuse New Jersey's officials of falling off track with climate goals. The Jersey Shore, a stretch of which is pictured here in Belmar, N.J., could see tens of thousands of buildings flooded due to climate change by 2050, according to official estimates.
A coalition of environmentalists in New Jersey is accusing state officials of failing to live up to their Trump-era commitments on climate, charging that the state is an “outlier” for lagging behind pledges to reach targets set by the Paris climate accord. Fill out the form to read the full article.
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