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Known as “America’s founding fish,” the species were so abundant that it was said people could “walk across their backs.” In 1896, more than 4 million shad were caught in a single year. But by the 1900s, overfishing caused a steep decline …| New Jersey Climate Change Resource Center
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BRIANA VANNOZZI / NJ SPOTLIGHT NEWS – Homeowners in New Jersey and beyond are rushing to install solar panels on their rooftops in order to qualify for a federal tax credit that expires at the end of the year.| New Jersey Climate Change Resource Center
KITTA MacPHERSON / RUTGERS TODAY| New Jersey Climate Change Resource Center
LISA FRIEDMAN and SACHI KITAJIMA MULKEY / NEW YORK TIMES| New Jersey Climate Change Resource Center
SEBS and NJAES NEWSROOM – Over a thousand contaminated sites across the U.S. are so dangerous to people and the environment that they’ve been put on the federal Superfund list. These sites often sit near rivers, coasts, or in wildfire-prone areas. As climate change brings more flooding, stronger hurricanes, and more frequent wildfires, these old industrial sites could pose even greater risks if such natural disasters spread toxic chemicals into surrounding neighborhoods.| New Jersey Climate Change Resource Center
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