EARTH
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AIR
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ENERGY
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Your
East Amwell Environmental Commission
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Angelone,
Joseph
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Celebre,
Alice
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Claire,
Frank
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Corboy,
Joyce
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Holley,
Doreen
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Hummel,
Blaine
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Kellogg,
Dee
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Lewis,
Laura
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Parsons,
Suzanne
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Petrus,
Micheal
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Sageser,
Dart
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What we do: |
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| NJ Farmers Harvest Funds |
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“Many
farmers want to do more to help the environment, but limited
resources are impeding their efforts,” said Alison E. Mitchell,
NJCF Policy Director. Mitchell. “In 2004, 77% of New Jersey
farmers that asked for federal help to improve the environment,
were denied assistance. The Healthy Farms, Foods, and Fuels Act of
2007 "is a chance to make sure that we reward – not
reject – farmers when they offer to help meet our environmental
needs.”
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| HYDROGEN HOUSE |
Mike Strizki,
of East Amwell, lives
in the nation's first solar-hydrogen house. 
Now that he's demonstrated his
idea works, his goal is to make the system better and less expensive.
(For example, the 10 propane tanks could be replaced by one
high-pressure hydrogen tank buried underground.)
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SOLAR
Qualms Over Clean Energy That Would Come From 12 Stories Up
Josh Haner/The New York Times |
By DAVID BOTTI
Published: February 22, 2008
WAYNE, N.J. — Hamburg Turnpike, a six-mile stretch dotted
with strip malls and low-rise office buildings, does not seem
like the place for innovation, and many people who live here
seem just fine with that.
Robert Burke, who owns the Wayne Auto Spa in Wayne, N.J., wants
to build a wind turbine, but has run into opposition.
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Sites
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Buttinger Nature Center offers River-Friendly School stewardship
actions include:
31 Titus Mill Road Pennington NJ
- Submitting biological & chemical data
- Maintaining a riparian buffer zone
- Restoring stream banks
- Improving infiltration with rain gardens
- Managing lawn care
- Creating a ‘no mow’ zone
- Storm drain stenciling with ‘Project Turtle’
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