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Over the past decade, New Jersey has taken important steps on the road to a clean energy future. These initiatives are now delivering results – conserving energy, reducing our contribution to global warming, protecting our air and water quality and improving public health.
However, at the beginning of the new decade, the state of New Jersey’s commitment to a clean energy future is less certain. Dirty energy companies are once again lining up at New Jersey’s doorstep.
Newly elected Governor Chris Christie faces a choice: follow through on building a 21st century clean energy future for New Jersey, or slide back into the dirty energy patterns of the past.
As world leaders prepare to meet in Copenhagen to develop a plan of action to combat global warming, all eyes are on the United States.
The United States has gained a reputation, exacerbated during the presidency of George W. Bush, of obstructionism in the fight against global warming. But, over the last decade, America’s state governments, including New Jersey's, have taken the nation on
a different course.