New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection

Smith - DEP Site Remediation Reform Plan A Good Start For Discussion

By Jason Butkowski - April 15, 2008 - 1:52pm

Tags: Bob Smith, New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection, Site Remediation,Top Story: Breaking,

Release Date: Apr 15 2008

SMITH - DEP SITE REMEDIATION REFORM PLAN A GOOD START FOR DISCUSSION

TRENTON – After a joint hearing of the Legislative environmental panels in the Statehouse today, Senator Bob Smith, the Chair of the Senate Environment Committee, said that site remediation reform would be a priority for his Committee, and that we must revolutionize the way site remediation and environmental cleanup is done in New Jersey.

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MEDIA ADVISORY - Joint Environment Committee To Review DEP Site Remediation Reform Plan

By Jason Butkowski - April 14, 2008 - 2:45pm

Tags: Bob Smith, New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection, John McKeon, Site Remediation,Top Story: Breaking,

Release Date: Apr 14 2008

MEDIA ADVISORY - JOINT ENVIRONMENT COMMITTEE TO REVIEW DEP SITE REMEDIATION REFORM PLAN

TRENTON – The Senate Environment Committee and the Assembly Environment and Solid Waste Committee will hold a joint hearing on Tuesday April 15 to review the Department of Environmental Protection’s (DEP) plan to reform the process the State follows for site remediation and cleanup.

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Bodine Secures DEP Site Visit of Flood-Ravaged Burlington Communities

By James Sverapa IV - April 26, 2007 - 3:51pm

Tags: New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection, Burlington County, Flooding, Francis L. Bodine, Lisa P. Jackson,

Release Date: Apr 26 2007

BODINE SECURES DEP SITE VISIT OF FLOOD-RAVAGED BURLINGTON COMMUNITIES

Assemblyman Seeking to Foster Resolution on Stream Cleanup Efforts

(MOORESTOWN) - In an effort to foster better dialogue between local officials and state environmental regulators on flooding issues, Assemblyman Francis L. Bodine today announced he has received assurances from state Commissioner of Environmental Protection Lisa P. Jackson that she will make a site visit to flood-ravaged Burlington County.

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Assemblyman Michael J. Panter

By kdanskin - December 9, 2005 - 9:18pm

Tags: Bradley Campbell, Michael Panter, New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection,

Release Date: Dec 9 2005

PANTER CALLS FOR END TO BEAR HUNT

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