Post on 07-Jun-2022
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To Whom It May Concern,
I was very disappointed when the Governor, despite his supposed reputation to the contrary, broke his word given in 2009 to be a strong advocate for clean energy, a green economy and environmental responsibility when his administration adopted the 2011 Energy Master Plan.
However, now that the BPU is considering updating that plan, you can correct those mistakes. Please do everything in your power to advance the following policies now and remember even if you're in the minority on the BPU today, your opinion expressed strongly today can help build for a better tomorrow:
* Accelerate NJ's transition to a safe, clean energy economy using existing technology through aggressive but attainable goals --30% increase in efficiency by 2030 and relying on 100% fossil free energy production by 2050
* Just say no to the construction and expansion of new oil and gas industries and facilities in NJ
* Incentivize clean energy technology making the Garden State a hotbed for manufacturing, research and development, installation and maintenance of green technologies to create sustainable jobs
* Reduce existing equity and environmental justice issues by ensuring vulnerable communities especially benefit as we transition from a dirty to a clean economy.
Alice Artzt
Princeton, NJ 08540
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I was very disappointed when the Governor, despite his supposed reputation to the contrary, broke his word given in 2009 to be a strong advocate for clean energy, a green economy and environmental responsibility when his administration adopted the 2011 Energy Master Plan.
However, now that the BPU is considering updating that plan, you can correct those mistakes. Please do everything in your power to advance the following policies now and remember even if you're in the minority on the BPU today, your opinion expressed strongly today can help build for a better tomorrow:
* Accelerate NJ's transition to a safe, clean energy economy using existing technology through aggressive but attainable goals --30% increase in efficiency by 2030 and relying on 100% fossil free energy production by 2050
* Just say no to the construction and expansion of new oil and gas industries and facilities in NJ
* Incentivize clean energy technology making the Garden State a hotbed for manufacturing, research and development, installation and maintenance of green technologies to create sustainable jobs
* Reduce existing equity and environmental justice issues by ensuring vulnerable communities especially benefit as we transition from a dirty to a clean economy.
Mark Koba
Morristown, NJ 07960
9
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I was very disappointed when the Governor} despite his supposed reputation to the contrary, broke his word given in 2009 to be a strong advocate for clean energy, a green economy and environmental responsibility when his administration adopted the 2011 Energy Master Plan.
However, now that the BPU is considering updating that plan, you can correct those mistakes. Please do everything in your power to advance the following policies now and remember even if you're in the minority on the BPU today, your opinion expressed strongly today can help build for a better tomorrow:
* Accelerate NJ's transition to a safe} clean energy economy using existing technology through aggressive but attainable goals--30% increase in efficiency by 2030 and relying on 100% fossil free energy production by 2050
* Just say no to the construction and expansion of new oil and gas industries and facilities in NJ
* Incentivize clean energy technology making the Garden State a hotbed for manufacturing, research and development, installation and maintenance of green technologies to create sustainable jobs
* Reduce existing equity and environmental justice issues by ensuring vulnerable communities especially benefit as we transition from a dirty to a clean economy.
shlomo nessim
milltown, NJ 08850
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From: Sent: To:
To Whom It May Concern,
I was very disappointed when the Governor, despite his supposed reputation to the contrary, broke his word given in 2009 to be a strong advocate for clean energy, a green economy and environmental responsibility when his administration adopted the 2011 Energy Master Plan.
However, now that the BPU is considering updating that plan, you can correct those mistakes. Please do everything in your power to advance the following policies now and remember even if you're in the minority on the BPU today, your opinion expressed strongly today can help build for a better tomorrow:
* Accelerate NJ's transition to a safe, clean energy economy using existing technology through aggressive but attainable goals --30% increase in efficiency by 2030 and relying on 100% fossil free energy production by 2050
* Just say no to the construction and expansion of new oil and gas industries and facilities in NJ
* Incentivize clean energy technology making the Garden State a hotbed for manufacturing, research and development, installation and maintenance of green technologies to create sustainable jobs
* Reduce existing equity and environmental justice issues by ensuring vulnerable communities especially benefit as we transition from a dirty to a clean economy.
Jennifer Vickflrc;
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Neptune, NJ 07753
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From: Jeaneen Andretta Sent: To:
To Whom It May Concern,
I was very disappointed when the Governor, despite his supposed reputation to the contrary, broke his word given in 2009 to be a strong advocate for clean energy, a green economy and environmental responsibility when his administration adopted the 2011 Energy Master Plan.
However, now that the BPU is considering updating that plan, you can correct those mistakes. Please do everything in your power to advance the following policies now and remember even if you're in the minority on the BPU today, your opinion expressed strongly today can help build for a better tomorrow:
* Accelerate NJ's transition to a safe, clean energy economy using existing technology through aggressive but attainable goals--30% increase in efficiency by 2030 and relying on 100% fossil free energy production by 2050
* Just say no to the construction and expansion of new oil and gas industries and facilities in NJ
* Incentivize clean energy technology making the Garden State a hotbed for manufacturing, research and development, installation and maintenance of green technologies to create sustainable jobs
* Reduce existing equity and environmental justice issues by ensuring vulnerable communities especially benefit as we transition from a dirty to a clean economy.
Jeaneen Andrf'tta
Florham Park, NJ 07932
6
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I was very disappointed when the Governor, despite his supposed reputation to the contrary, broke his word given in 2009 to be a strong advocate for clean energy, a green economy and environmental responsibility when his administration adopted the 2011 Energy Master Plan.
However, now that the BPU is considering updating that plan, you can correct those mistakes. Please do everything in your power to advance the following policies now and remember even if you're in the minority on the BPU today, your opinion expressed strongly today can help build for a better tomorrow:
* Accelerate NJ's transition to a safe, clean energy economy using existing technology through aggressive but attainable goals --30% increase in efficiency by 2030 and relying on 100% fossil free energy production by 2050
* Just say no to the construction and expansion of new oil and gas industries and facilities in NJ
* Incentivize clean energy technology making the Garden State a hotbed for manufacturing, research and development, installation and maintenance of green technologies to create sustainable jobs
* Reduce existing equity and environmental justice issues by ensuring vulnerable communities especially benefit as we transition from a dirty to a clean economy.
P Scoville
Hewitt, NJ 07421
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From: Sent: To:
To Whom It May Concern,
I was very disappointed when the Governor, despite his supposed reputation to the contrary, broke his word given in 2009 to be a strong advocate for clean energy, a green economy and environmental responsibility when his administration adopted the 2011 Energy Master Plan.
However, now that the BPU is considering updating that plan, you can correct those mistakes. Please do everything in your power to advance the following policies now and remember even if you're in the minority on the BPU today, your opinion expressed strongly today can help build for a better tomorrow:
* Accelerate NJ's transition to a safe, clean energy economy using existing technology through aggressive but attainable goals --30% increase in efficiency by 2030 and relying on 100% fossil free energy production by 2050
* Just say no to the construction and expansion of new oil and gas industries and facilities in NJ
* Incentivize clean energy technology making the Garden State a hotbed for manufacturing, research and development, installation and maintenance of green technologies to create sustainable jobs
* Reduce existing equity and environmental justice issues by ensuring vulnerable communities especially benefit as we transition from a dirty to a clean economy.
Matthew Shapiro
4 " Fort Lee, NJ 07024
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From: Sent: To:
To Whom It May Concern,
I was very disappointed when the Governor, despite his supposed reputation to the contrary, broke his word given in 2009 to be a strong advocate for clean energy, a green economy and environmental responsibility when his administration adopted the 2011 Energy Master Plan.
However, now that the BPU is considering updating that plan, you can correct those mistakes. Please do everything in your power to advance the following policies now and remember even if you're in the minority on the BPU today, your opinion expressed strongly today can help build for a better tomorrow:
* Accelerate NJ's transition to a safe, clean energy economy using existing technology through aggressive but attainable goals --30% increase in efficiency by 2030 and relying on 100% fossil free energy production by 2050
* Just say no to the construction and expansion of new oil and gas industries and facilities in NJ
* Incentivize clean energy technology making the Garden State a hotbed for manufacturing, research and development, installation and maintenance of green technologies to create sustainable jobs
* Reduce existing equity and environmental justice issues by ensuring vulnerable communities especially benefit as we transition from a dirty to a clean economy.
Virginia Falconer r
I Maplewood, NJ 07040
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From: Sent: To:
To Whom It May Concern,
I was very disappointed when the Governor, despite his supposed reputation to the contrary, broke his word given in 2009 to be a strong advocate for clean energy, a green economy and environmental responsibility when his administration adopted the 2011 Energy Master Plan.
However, now that the BPU is considering updating that plan, you can correct those mistakes. Please do everything in your power to advance the following policies now and remember even if you're in the minority on the BPU today, your opinion expressed strongly today can help build for a better tomorrow:
* Accelerate NJ's transition to a safe, clean energy economy using existing technology through aggressive but attainable goals 30% increase in efficiency by 2030 and relying on 100% fossil free energy production by 2050
* Just say no to the construction and expansion of new oil and gas industries and facilities in NJ
* Incentivize clean energy technology making the Garden State a hotbed for manufacturing, research and development, installation and maintenance of green technologies to create sustainable jobs
* Reduce existing equity and environmental justice issues by ensuring vulnerable communities especially benefit as we transition from a dirty to a clean economy.
Robert Kecskes
Pennington, NJ 08534
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From: Sent: To:
To Whom It May Concern,
I was very disappointed when the Governor, despite his supposed reputation to the contrary, broke his word given in 2009 to be a strong advocate for clean energy, a green economy and environmental responsibility when his administration adopted the 2011 Energy Master Plan.
However, now that the BPU is considering updating that plan, you can correct those mistakes. Please do everything in your power to advance the following policies now and remember even if you're in the minority on the BPU today, your opinion expressed strongly today can help build for a better tomorrow:
* Accelerate NJ's transition to a safe, clean energy economy using existing technology through aggressive but attainable goals--30% increase in efficiency by 2030 and relying on 100% fossil free energy production by 2050
* Just say no to the construction and expansion of new oil and gas industries and facilities in NJ
* Incentivize clean energy technology making the Garden State a hotbed for manufacturing, research and development, installation and maintenance of green technologies to create sustainable jobs
* Reduce existing equity and environmental justice issues by ensuring vulnerable communities especially benefit as we transition from a dirty to a clean economy.
Sandra Madon
• Flemington, NJ 08822
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From: Sent: To:
To Whom It May
I was very disappointed when the Governor, despite his supposed reputation to the contrary, broke his word given in 2009 to be a strong advocate for clean energy, a green economy and environmental responsibility when his administration adopted the 2011 Energy Master Plan.
However, now that the BPU is considering updating that plan, you can correct those mistakes. Please do everything in your power to advance the following policies now and remember even if you're in the minority on the BPU today, your opinion expressed strongly today can help build for a better tomorrow:
* Accelerate NJ's transition to a safe, clean energy economy using existing technology through aggressive but attainable goals--30% increase in efficiency by 2030 and relying on 100% fossil free energy production by 2050
* Just say no to the construction and expansion of new oil and gas industries and facilities in NJ
* Incentivize clean energy technology making the Garden State a hotbed for manufacturing, research and development, installation and maintenance of green technologies to create sustainable jobs
* Reduce existing equity and environmental justice issues by ensuring vulnerable communities especially benefit as we transition from a dirty to a clean economy.
HARRIET GROSE
MORRISTOWN, NJ 07960
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From: Sent: To:
To Whom It May Concern,
I was very disappointed when the Governor, despite his supposed reputation to the contrary, broke his word given in 2009 to a strong advocate for clean energy, a green economy and environmental responsibility when his administration adopted the 2011 Energy Master Plan.
However, now that the BPU is considering updating that plan, you can correct those mistakes. Please do everything in your power to advance the following policies now and remember even if you're in the minority on the BPU today, your opinion expressed strongly today can help build for a better tomorrow:
* Accelerate NJ's transition to a safe, clean energy economy using existing technology through aggressive but attainable goals--30% increase in efficiency by 2030 and relying on 100% fossil free energy production by 2050
* Just say no to the construction and expansion of new oil and gas industries and facilities in NJ
* Incentivize clean energy technology making the Garden State a hotbed for manufacturing, research and development, installation and maintenance of green technologies to create sustainable jobs
* Reduce existing equity and environmental justice issues by ensuring vulnerable communities especially benefit as we transition from a dirty to a clean economy.
Sydney Minutillo
Rutherford, NJ 07070
32
From: Sent: To:
To Whom It May Concern,
I was very disappointed when the Governor, despite his supposed reputation to the contrary, broke his word given in 2009 to be a strong advocate for clean energy, a green economy and environmental responsibility when his administration adopted the 2011 Energy Master Plan.
However, now that the BPU is conSidering updating that plan, you can correct those mistakes. Please do everything in your power to advance the following policies now and remember even if you're in the minority on the BPU today, your opinion expressed strongly today can help build for a better tomorrow:
* Accelerate NJ's transition to a safe, clean energy economy using existing technology through aggressive but attainable goals --30% increase in efficiency by 2030 and relying on 100% fossil free energy production by 2050
* Just say no to the construction and expansion of new oil and gas industries and facilities in NJ
* Incentivize clean energy technology making the Garden State a hotbed for manufacturing, research and development, installation and maintenance of green technologies to create sustainable jobs
* Reduce existing equity and environmental justice issues by ensuring vulnerable communities especially benefit as we transition from a dirty to a clean economy.
Michelle De~yen
• Princeton, NJ 08540
31
From: Sent: To:
To Whom It May Concern,
I was very disappointed when the Governor, despite his supposed reputation to the contrary, broke his word given in 2009 to be a strong advocate for clean energy, a green economy and environmental responsibility when his administration adopted the 2011 Energy Master Plan.
However, now that the BPU is considering updating that plan, you can correct those mistakes. Please do everything in your power to advance the following policies now and remember even if you're in the minority on the BPU today, your opinion expressed strongly today can help build for a better tomorrow:
* Accelerate NJ's transition to a safe, clean energy economy using existing technology through aggressive but attainable goals --30% increase in efficiency by 2030 and relying on 100% fossil free energy production by 2050
* Just say no to the construction and expansion of new oil and gas industries and facilities in NJ
* Incentivize clean energy technology making the Garden State a hotbed for manufacturing, research and development, installation and maintenance of green technologies to create sustainable jobs
* Reduce existing equity and environmental justice issues by ensuring vulnerable communities especially benefit as we transition from a dirty to a clean economy.
Wayne D. Jablonski .. Whitehouse Station, NJ 08889
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To Whom It May
I was very disappointed when the Governor, despite his supposed reputation to the contrary, broke his word given in 2009 to be a strong advocate for clean energy, a green economy and environmental responsibility when his administration adopted the 2011 Energy Master Plan.
However, now that the BPU is considering updating that plan, you can correct those mistakes. Please do everything in your power to advance the following policies now and remember even if you're in the minority on the BPU today, your opinion expressed strongly today can help build for a better tomorrow:
* Accelerate NJ's transition to a safe, clean energy economy using existing technology through aggressive but attainable goals--30% increase in efficiency by 2030 and relying on 100% fossil free energy production by 2050
* Just say no to the construction and expansion of new oil and gas industries and facilities in NJ
* Incentivize clean energy technology making the Garden State a hotbed for manufacturing, research and development, installation and maintenance of green technologies to create sustainable jobs
* Reduce existing equity and environmental justice issues by ensuring vulnerable communities especially benefit as we transition from a dirty to a clean economy.
Don Martin .. , Red Bank, NJ 07701
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To Whom It May Concern,
, was very disappointed when the Governor, despite his supposed reputation to the contrary, broke his word given in 2009 to be a strong advocate for clean energy, a green economy and environmental responsibility when his administration adopted the 2011 Energy Master Plan.
However, now that the BPU is considering updating that plan, you can correct those mistakes. Please do everything in your power to advance the following policies now and remember even if you're in the minority on the BPU today, your opinion expressed strongly today can help build for a better tomorrow:
* Accelerate Nj's transition to a safe, clean energy economy using existing technology through aggressive but attainable goals --30% increase in efficiency by 2030 and relying on 100% fossil free energy production by 2050
* Just say no to the construction and expansion of new oil and gas industries and facilities in NJ
* Incentivize clean energy technology making the Garden State a hotbed for manufacturing, research and development, installation and maintenance of green technologies to create sustainable jobs
* Reduce existing equity and environmental justice issues by ensuring vulnerable communities especially benefit as we transition from a dirty to a clean economy.
Vincent Messina --Colonia, NJ 07067
28
from: Sent: To:
To Whom It May Concern,
I was very disappointed when the Governor, despite his supposed reputation to the contrary, broke his word given in 2009 to be a strong advocate for clean energy, a green economy and environmental responsibility when his administration adopted the 2011 Energy Master Plan.
However, now that the BPU is considering updating that plan, you can correct those mistakes. Please do everything in your power to advance the following policies now and remember even if you're in the minority on the BPU today, your opinion expressed strongly today can help build for a better tomorrow:
* Accelerate NJ's transition to a safe, clean energy economy using existing technology through aggressive but attainable goals--30% increase in efficiency by 2030 and relying on 100% fossil free energy production by 2050
* Just say no to the construction and expansion of new oil and gas industries and facilities in NJ
* Incentivize clean energy technology making the Garden State a hotbed for manufacturing, research and development, installation and maintenance of green technologies to create sustainable jobs
* Reduce existing equity and environmental justice issues by ensuring vulnerable communities especially benefit as we transition from a dirty to a clean economy.
Karen Imperiale ".
-Hillsborough, NJ 08844
27
From: Nicole Tomas Sent: To:
To Whom It May Concern,
I was very disappointed when the Governor, despite his supposed reputation to the contrary, broke his word given in 2009 to be a strong advocate for clean energy, a green economy and environmental responsibility when his administration adopted the 2011 Energy Master Plan.
However, now that the BPU is considering updating that plan, you can correct those mistakes. Please do everything in your power to advance the following policies now and remember even if you're in the minority on the BPU today, your opinion expressed strongly today can help build for a better tomorrow:
* Accelerate NJ's transition to a safe, clean energy economy using existing technology through aggressive but attainable goals--30% increase in efficiency by 2030 and relying on 100% fossil free energy production by 2050
* Just say no to the construction and expansion of new oil and gas industries and facilities in NJ
* Incentivize clean energy technology making the Garden State a hotbed for manufacturing, research and development, installation and maintenance of green technologies to create sustainable jobs
* Reduce existing equity and environmental justice issues by ensuring vulnerable communities especially benefit as we transition from a dirty to a clean economy.
Nicole Tomos -Wallington, NJ 07480
26
-From: Sent:
Whom It May
was very disappointed when the Governor, despite his supposed reputation to the contrary, broke his word given in 2009 to a strong advocate for clean energy, a green economy and environmental responsibility when his administration adopted the 2011 Energy Master Plan.
However, now that the BPU is considering updating that plan, you can correct those mistakes. Please do everything in your power to advance the following policies now and remember even if you're in the minority on the BPU today, your opinion expressed strongly today can help build for a better tomorrow:
* Accelerate NJ's transition to a safe, dean energy economy using existing technology through aggressive but attainable goals --30% increase in efficiency by 2030 and relying on 100% fossil free energy production by 2050
* Just say no to the construction and expansion of new oil and gas industries and facilities in NJ
* Incentivize clean energy technology making the Garden State a hotbed for manufacturing, research and development, installation and maintenance of green technologies to create sustainable jobs
* Reduce existing equity and environmental justice issues by ensuring vulnerable communities especially benefit as we transition from a dirty to a clean economy.
Phil Dumont .,....----Cranbury, NJ 08512
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Whom It
was very disappointed when the Governor, despite his supposed reputation to the contrary, broke his word given in 2009 to be a strong advocate for clean energy, a green economy and environmental responsibility when his administration adopted the 2011 Energy Master Plan.
However, now that the BPU is considering updating that plan, you can correct those mistakes. Please do everything in your power to advance the following policies now and remember even if you're in the minority on the BPU today, your opinion expressed strongly today can help build for a better tomorrow:
* Accelerate NJ's transition to a safe, dean energy economy using existing technology through aggressive but attainable goals --30% increase in efficiency by 2030 and relying on 100% fossil free energy production by 2050
* Just say no to the construction and expansion of new oil and gas industries and facilities in NJ
* Incentivize clean energy technology making the Garden State a hotbed for manufacturing, research and development, installation and maintenance of green technologies to create sustainable jobs
* Reduce existing equity and environmental justice issues by ensuring vulnerable communities especially benefit as we transition from a dirty to a clean economy.
Marilyn Cohen ~ .. ---Montclair, NJ 07043
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Whom It May
I was very disappointed when the Governor, despite his supposed reputation to the contrary, broke his word given in 2009 to a strong advocate for clean energy, a green economy and environmental responsibility when his administration adopted the 2011 Energy Master Plan.
However, now that the BPU is considering updating that plan, you can correct those mistakes. Please do everything in your power to advance the following policies now and remember even if you're in the minority on the BPU today, your opinion expressed strongly today can help build for a better tomorrow:
* Accelerate NJ's transition to a safe, clean energy economy using existing technology through aggressive but attainable goals --30% increase in efficiency by 2030 and relying on 100% fossil free energy production by 2050
* Just say no to the construction and expansion of new oil and gas industries and facilities in NJ
.. Incentivize clean energy technology making the Garden State a hotbed for manufacturing, research and development, installation and maintenance of green technologies to create sustainable jobs
.. Reduce existing equity and environmental justice issues by ensuring vulnerable communities especially benefit as we transition from a dirty to a clean economy.
Martin Judd L-.
leonardo, NJ 07737
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I was very disappointed when the Governor, despite his supposed reputation to the contrary, broke his word given in 2009 to a strong advocate for clean energy, a green economy and environmental responsibility when his administration adopted the 2011 Energy Master Plan.
However, now that the BPU is considering updating that plan, you can correct those mistakes. Please do everything in your power to advance the following policies now and remember even if you're in the minority on the BPU today, your opinion expressed strongly today can help build for a better tomorrow:
* Accelerate NJ's transition to a safe, clean energy economy using existing technology through aggressive but attainable goals -~ 30% increase in efficiency by 2030 and relying on 100% fossil free energy production by 2050
* Just say no to the construction and expansion of new oil and gas industries and facilities in NJ
* Incentivize clean energy technology making the Garden State a hotbed for manufacturing, research and development, installation and maintenance of green technologies to create sustainable jobs
* Reduce existing equity and environmental justice issues by ensuring vulnerable communities especially benefit as we transition from a dirty to a clean economy.
Merelyn Oolins
Maplewood, NJ 07040
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was very disappointed when the Governor, despite his supposed reputation to the contrary, broke his word given in 2009 to a strong advocate for clean energy, a green economy and environmental responsibility when his administration adopted the 2011 Energy Master Plan.
However, now that the BPU is conSidering updating that plan, you can correct those mistakes. Please do everything in your power to advance the following policies now and remember even if you're in the minority on the BPU today, your opinion expressed strongly today can help build for a better tomorrow:
* Accelerate NJ's transition to a safe, clean energy economy using existing technology through aggressive but attainable goals--30% increase in efficiency by 2030 and relying on 100% fossil free energy production by 2050
* Just say no to the construction and expansion of new oil and gas industries and facilities in NJ
* Incentivize clean energy technology making the Garden State a hotbed for manufacturing, research and development, installation and maintenance of green technologies to create sustainable jobs
* Reduce existing equity and environmental justice issues by ensuring vulnerable communities especially benefit as we transition from a dirty to a clean economy.
Karen Sesto :--- fI Ringwood, NJ 07456
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Whom it May
I was very disappointed when the Governor, despite his supposed reputation to the contrary, broke his word given in 2009 to a strong advocate for clean energy, a green economy and environmental responsibility when his administration adopted the 2011 Energy Master Plan.
However, now that the BPU is considering updating that plan, you can correct those mistakes. Please do everything in your power to advance the following policies now and remember even jf you're in the minority on the BPU today, your opinion expressed strongly today can help build for a better tomorrow:
* Accelerate NJ's transition to a safe, clean energy economy using existing technology through aggressive but attainable goals --30% increase in efficiency by 2030 and relying on 100% fossil free energy production by 2050
* Just say no to the construction and expansion of new oil and gas industries and facilities in NJ
* Incentivize clean energy technology making the Garden State a hotbed for manufacturing, research and development, installation and maintenance of green technologies to create sustainable jobs
* Reduce existing equity and environmental justice issues by ensuring vulnerable communities especially benefit as we transition from a dirty to a clean economy.
Zorina Weber ,,-- -Montclair, NJ 07042
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was very disappointed when the Governor, despite his supposed reputation to the contrary, broke his word given in 2009 to a strong advocate for clean energy, a green economy and environmental responsibility when his administration adopted the 2011 Energy Master Plan.
However, now that the BPU is considering updating that plan, you can correct those mistakes. Please do everything in your power to advance the following policies now and remember even if you're in the minority on the BPU today, your opinion expressed strongly today can help build for a better tomorrow:
.. Accelerate NJ's transition to a safe, clean energy economy using existing technology through aggressive but attainable goals --30% increase in efficiency by 2030 and relying on 100% fossil free energy production by 2050
.. Just say no to the construction and expansion of new oil and gas industries and facilities in NJ
* Incentivize clean energy technology making the Garden State a hotbed for manufacturing, research and development, installation and maintenance of green technologies to create sustainable jobs
* Reduce existing equity and environmental justice issues by ensuring vulnerable communitie:t especially benefit as we transition from a dirty to a clean economy.
Chris Harris
Riverton, NJ 08077
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Whom It
I was very disappointed when the Governor, despite his supposed reputation to the contrary, broke his word given in 2009 to be a strong advocate for clean energy, a green economy and environmental responsibility when his administration adopted the 2011 Energy Master Plan.
However, now that the BPU is considering updating that plan, you can correct those mistakes. Please do everything in your power to advance the following policies now and remember even if you're in the minority on the BPU today, your opinion expressed strongly today can help build for a better tomorrow:
* Accelerate NJ's transition to a safe, clean energy economy using existing technology through aggressive but attainable goals --30% increase in efficiency by 2030 and relying on 100% fossil free energy production by 2050
* Just say no to the construction and expansion of new oil and gas industries and facilities in NJ
* Incentivize clean energy technology making the Garden State a hotbed for manufacturing, research and development, installation and maintenance of green technologies to create sustainable jobs
* Reduce existing equity and environmental justice issues by ensuring vulnerable communities especially benefit as we transition from a dirty to a clean economy.
Beate Benz r West Orange, NJ 07052
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was very disappointed when the Governor, despite his supposed reputation to the contrary, broke his word given in 2009 to a strong advocate for clean energy, a green economy and environmental responsibility when his administration adopted the 2011 Energy Master Plan.
However, now that the BPU is considering updating that plan, you can correct those mistakes. Please do everything in your power to advance the following policies now and remember even if you're in the minority on the BPU today, your opinion expressed strongly today can help build for a better tomorrow:
* Accelerate NJ's transition to a safe, clean energy economy using existing technology through aggressive but attainable goals--30% increase in efficiency by 2030 and relying on 100% fossil free energy production by 2050
* Just say no to the construction and expansion of new oil and gas industries and facilities in NJ
* Incentivize clean energy technology making the Garden State a hotbed for manufacturing, research and development, installation and maintenance of green technologies to create sustainable jobs
* Reduce existing equity and environmental justice issues by ensuring vulnerable communities especially benefit as we transition from a dirty to a clean economy.
Ron and Maria De Stefano ,.. .. Woodland Park, NJ 07424
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was very disappointed when the Governor, despite his supposed reputation to the contrary, broke his word given in 2009 to be a strong advocate for dean energy, a green economy and environmental responsibility when his administration adopted the 2011 Energy Master Plan.
However, now that the BPU is considering updating that plan, you can correct those mistakes. Please do everything in your power to advance the following policies now and remember even if you're in the minority on the BPU today, your opinion expressed strongly today can help build for a better tomorrow:
* Accelerate NJ's transition to a safe, clean energy economy using existing technology through aggressive but attainable goals--30% increase in efficiency by 2030 and relying on 100% fossil free energy production by 2050
* Just say no to the construction and expansion of new oil and gas industries and facilities in NJ
* Incentivize clean energy technology making the Garden State a hotbed for manufacturing, research and development, installation and maintenance of green technologies to create sustainable jobs
* Reduce existing equity and environmental justice issues by ensuring vu!nerable communities especially benefit as we transition from a dirty to a clean economy.
Stephen Schoggen -LIttle Silver, NJ 07739
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was very disappointed when the Governor, despite his supposed reputation to the contrary, broke his word given in 2009 to a strong advocate for clean energy, a green economy and environmental responsibility when his administration adopted the 2011 Energy Master Plan.
However, now that the BPU is considering updating that plan, you can correct those mistakes. Please do everything in your power to advance the following policies now and remember even if you're in the minority on the BPU today, your opinion expressed strongly today can help build for a better tomorrow:
* Accelerate NJ's transition to a safe, clean energy economy using existing technology through aggressive but attainable goals --30% increase in efficiency by 2030 and relying on 100% fossil free energy production by 2050
* Just say no to the construction and expansion of new oil and gas industries and facilities in NJ
lncentivize clean energy technology making the Garden State a hotbed for manufacturing, research and development, installation and maintenance of green technologies to create sustainable jobs
* Reduce existing equity and environmental justice issues by ensuring vulnerable communities especially benefit as we transition from a dirty to a clean economy.
Bernadine Quick -Brick, NJ 08723
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was very disappointed when the Governor} despite his supposed reputation to the contrary, broke his word given in 2009 to a strong advocate for clean energy, a green economy and environmental responsibility when his administration adopted the 2011 Energy Master Plan.
However, now that the BPU is considering updating that plan, you can correct those mistakes. Please do everything in your power to advance the following policies now and remember even if you're in the minority on the BPU today, your opinion expressed strongly today can help build for a better tomorrow:
* Accelerate NJ's transition to a safe, clean energy economy using existing technology through aggressive but attainable goals --30% increase in efficiency by 2030 and relying on 100% fossil free energy production by 2050
* Just say no to the construction and expansion of new oil and gas industries and facilities in NJ
* Incentivize clean energy technology making the Garden State a hotbed for manufacturing, research and development, installation and maintenance of green technologies to create sustainable jobs
* Reduce existing equity and environmental justice issues by ensuring vulnerable communities especially benefit as we transition from a dirty to a clean economy.
Bruce Neely , Butler, NJ 07405
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I was very disappointed when the Governor, despite his supposed reputation to the contrary, broke his word given in 2009 to a strong advocate for clean energy, a green economy and environmental responsibility when his administration adopted the 2011 Energy Master Plan.
However, now that the BPU is considering updating that plan, you can correct those mistakes. Please do everything in your power to advance the fol/owing policies now and remember even if you're in the minority on the BPU today, your opinion expressed strongly today can help build for a better tomorrow:
* Accelerate NJ's transition to a safe, clean energy economy using existing technology through aggressive but attainable goals--30% increase in efficiency by 2030 and relying on 100% fossil free energy production by 2050
* Just say no to the construction and expansion of new oil and gas industries and facilities in NJ
* Incentivize clean energy technology making the Garden State a hotbed for manufacturing, research and development, installation and maintenance of green technologies to create sustainable jobs
* Reduce existing equity and environmental justice issues by ensuring vulnerable communities especially benefit as we transition from a dirty to a clean economy.
Kathy Hart
Succasunna, NJ 07876
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The time to make a change to clean energy is NOW, or our children won't have a future!
I was very disappointed when the Governor, despite his supposed reputation to the contrary, broke his word given in 2009 to be a strong advocate for clean energy, a green economy and environmental responsibility when his administration adopted the 2011 Energy Master Plan.
However, now that the BPU is considering updating that plan, you can correct those mistakes. Please do everything in your power to advance the following policies now and remember even if you're in the minority on the BPU today, your opinion expressed strongly today can help build for a better tomorrow:
* Accelerate NJ's transition to a safe, clean energy economy using existing technology through aggressive but attainable goals --30% increase in efficiency by 2030 and relying on 100% fossil free energy production by 2050
* Just say no to the construction and expansion of new oil and gas industries and facilities in NJ
* Incentivize clean energy technology making the Garden State a hotbed for manufacturing, research and development, installation and maintenance of green technologies to create sustainable jobs
* Reduce existing equity and environmental justice issues by ensuring vulnerable communities especially benefit as we transition from a dirty to a clean economy.
Carol lindsey -Randolph, NJ 07869
79
From: Bettie Reina Sent: To:
To Whom It May Concern,
I was very disappointed when the Governor, despite his supposed reputation to the contrary, broke his word given in 2009 to be a strong advocate for clean energy, a green economy and environmental responsibility when his administration adopted the 2011 Energy Master Plan.
However, now that the BPU is considering updating that plan, you can correct those mistakes. Please do everything in your power to advance the following policies now and remember even if you're in the minority on the BPU today, your opinion expressed strongly today can help build for a better tomorrow:
* Accelerate NJ's transition to a safe, clean energy economy using existing technology through aggressive but attainable goals--30% increase in efficiency by 2030 and relying on 100% fossil free energy production by 2050
* Just say no to the construction and expansion of new oil and gas industries and facilities in NJ
* Incentivize clean energy technology making the Garden State a hotbed for manufacturing, research and development, installation and maintenance of green technologies to create sustainable jobs
* Reduce existing equity and environmental justice issues by ensuring vulnerable communities especially benefit as we transition from a dirty to a clean economy.
Bettie Reina
• Milmay, NJ 08340
78
From: Barbara Goldstein, Sent: To:
To Whom It May Concern,
I was very disappointed when the Governor, despite his supposed reputation to the contrary, broke his word given in 2009 to be a strong advocate for clean energy, a green economy and environmental responsibility when his administration adopted the 2011 Energy Master Plan.
However, now that the BPU is considering updating that plan, you can correct those mistakes. Please do everything in your power to advance the following policies now and remember even if you're in the minority on the BPU today, your opinion expressed strongly today can help build for a better tomorrow:
* Accelerate NJ's transition to a safe, clean energy economy using existing technology through aggressive but attainable goals --30% increase in efficiency by 2030 and relying on 100% fossil free energy production by 2050
* Just say no to the construction and expansion of new oil and gas industries and facilities in NJ
* Incentivize clean energy technology making the Garden State a hotbed for manufacturing, research and development, installation and maintenance of green technologies to create sustainable jobs
* Reduce existing equity and environmental justice issues by ensuring vulnerable communities especially benefit as we transition from a dirty to a clean economy.
Barbara Goldstein
Tinton Falls, NJ 07724
77
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To Whom It May Concern,
I was very disappointed when the Governor, despite his supposed reputation to the contrary, broke his word given in 2009 to be a strong advocate for clean energy, a green economy and environmental responsibility when his administration adopted the 2011 Energy Master Plan.
However, now that the BPU is considering updating that plan, you can correct those mistakes. Please do everything in your power to advance the following policies now and remember even if you're in the minority on the BPU today, your opinion expressed strongly today can help build for a better tomorrow:
* Accelerate NJ's transition to a safe, clean energy economy using existing technology through aggressive but attainable goals--30% increase in efficiency by 2030 and relying on 100% fossil free energy production by 2050
* Just say no to the construction and expansion of new oil and gas industries and facilities in NJ
* Incentivize clean energy technology making the Garden State a hotbed for manufacturing, research and development, installation and maintenance of green technologies to create sustainable jobs
* Reduce existing equity and environmental justice issues by ensuring vulnerable communities especially benefit as we transition from a dirty to a clean economy.
Jim Curran
Manasquan, NJ 08736
76
From: Sent: To:
To Whom It May Concern,
I was very disappointed when the Governor, despite his supposed reputation to the contrary, broke his word given in 2009 to be a strong advocate for clean energy, a green economy and environmental responsibility when his administration adopted the 2011 Energy Master Plan.
However, now that the BPU is considering updating that plan, you can correct those mistakes. Please do everything in your power to advance the following policies now and remember even if you're in the minority on the BPU today, your opinion expressed strongly today can help build for a better tomorrow:
* Accelerate NJ's transition to a safe, clean energy economy using existing technology through aggressive but attainable goals --30% increase in efficiency by 2030 and relying on 100% fossil free energy production by 2050
* Just say no to the construction and expansion of new oil and gas industries and facilities in NJ
* Incentivize clean energy technology making the Garden State a hotbed for manufacturing, research and development, installation and maintenance of green technologies to create sustainable jobs
* Reduce existing equity and environmental justice issues by ensuring vulnerable communities especially benefit as we transition from a dirty to a clean economy.
Teresa Curran
Manasquan, NJ 08736
75
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To Whom It May Concern,
I was very disappointed when the Governor, despite his supposed reputation to the contrary, broke his word given in 2009 to be a strong advocate for clean energy, a green economy and environmental responsibility when his administration adopted the 2011 Energy Master Plan.
However, now that the BPU is considering updating that plan, you can correct those mistakes. Please do everything in your power to advance the following policies now and remember even if you're in the minority on the BPU today, your opinion expressed strongly today can help build for a better tomorrow:
* Accelerate NJ's transition to a safe, clean energy economy using existing technology through aggressive but attainable goals--30% increase in efficiency by 2030 and relying on 100% fossil free energy production by 2050
* Just say no to the construction and expansion of new oil and gas industries and facilities in NJ
* Incentivize clean energy technology making the Garden State a hotbed for manufacturing, research and development, installation and maintenance of green technologies to create sustainable jobs
* Reduce existing equity and environmental justice issues by ensuring vulnerable communities especially benefit as we transition from a dirty to a clean economy.
William Silverman
Morganville, NJ 07751
74
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I was very disappointed when the Governor, despite his supposed reputation to the contrary, broke his word given in 2009 to be a strong advocate for clean energy, a green economy and environmental responsibility when his administration adopted the 2011 Energy Master Plan.
However, now that the BPU is considering updating that plan, you can correct those mistakes. Please do everything in your power to advance the following policies now and remember even if you're in the minority on the BPU today, your opinion expressed strongly today can help build for a better tomorrow:
* Accelerate NJ's transition to a safe, clean energy economy using existing technology through aggressive but attainable goals--30% increase in efficiency by 2030 and relying on 100% fossil free energy production by 2050
* Just say no to the construction and expansion of new oil and gas industries and facilities in NJ
* Incentivize clean energy technology making the Garden State a hotbed for manufacturing, research and development, installation and maintenance of green technologies to create sustainable jobs
* Reduce existing equity and environmental justice issues by ensuring vulnerable communities especially benefit as we transition from a dirty to a clean economy.
Marie Curtis
Oakhurst, NJ 07755
73
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To Whom It May Concern,
I was very disappointed when the Governor, despite his supposed reputation to the contrary, broke his word given in 2009 to be a strong advocate for clean energy, a green economy and environmental responsibility when his administration adopted the 2011 Energy Master Plan.
However, now that the BPU is considering updating that plan, you can correct those mistakes. Please do everything in your power to advance the following policies now and remember even if you're in the minority on the BPU today, your opinion expressed strongly today can help build for a better tomorrow:
* Accelerate NJ's transition to a safe, clean energy economy using existing technology through aggressive but attainable goals --30% increase in efficiency by 2030 and relying on 100% fossil free energy production by 2050
* Just say no to the construction and expansion of new oil and gas industries and facilities in NJ
* Incentivize clean energy technology making the Garden State a hotbed for manufacturing, research and development, installation and maintenance of green technologies to create sustainable jobs
* Reduce existing equity and environmental justice issues by ensuring vulnerable communities especially benefit as we transition from a dirty to a clean economy.
Robert Graver
Vincentown, NJ 08088
72
from: Sent: To:
To Whom It May Concern,
I was very disappointed when the Governor, despite his supposed reputation to the contrary, broke his word given in 2009 to be a strong advocate for clean energy, a green economy and environmental responsibility when his administration adopted the 2011 Energy Master Plan.
However, now that the BPU is considering updating that plan, you can correct those mistakes. Please do everything in your power to advance the following policies now and remember even if you're in the minority on the BPU today, your opinion expressed strongly today can help build for a better tomorrow:
* Accelerate NJ's transition to a safe, clean energy economy using existing technology through aggressive but attainable goals --30% increase in efficiency by 2030 and relying on 100% fossil free energy production by 2050
* Just say no to the construction and expansion of new oil and gas industries and facilities in NJ
* Incentivize dean energy technology making the Garden State a hotbed for manufacturing, research and development, installation and maintenance of green technologies to create sustainable jobs
* Reduce existing equity and environmental justice issues by ensuring vulnerable communities especially benefit as we transition from a dirty to a clean economy.
Mary Hauser .. Eatontown, NJ 07724
71
From: Sent: To:
To Whom It May Concern,
I was very disappointed when the Governor, despite his supposed reputation to the contrary, broke his word given in 2009 to be a strong advocate for clean energy, a green economy and environmental responsibility when his administration adopted the 2011 Energy Master Plan.
However, now that the BPU is considering updating that plan, you can correct those mistakes. Please do everything in your power to advance the following policies now and remember even if you're in the minority on the BPU today, your opinion expressed strongly today can help build for a better tomorrow:
* Accelerate NJ's transition to a safe, clean energy economy using existing technology through aggressive but attainable goals--30% increase in efficiency by 2030 and relying on 100% fossil free energy production by 2050
* Just say no to the construction and expansion of new oil and gas industries and facilities in NJ
* Incentivize clean energy technology making the Garden State a hotbed for manufacturing, research and development, installation and maintenance of green technologies to create sustainable jobs
* Reduce existing equity and environmental justice issues by ensuring vulnerable communities especially benefit as we transition from a dirty to a clean economy.
Rita M. Thompson
Colonia, NJ 07067
70
From: Sent: To:
To Whom It May Concern,
I was very disappointed when the Governor, despite his supposed reputation to the contrary, broke his word given in 2009 to a strong advocate for clean energy, a green economy and environmental responsibility when his administration adopted the 2011 Energy Master Plan.
However, now that the BPU is considering updating that plan, you can correct those mistakes. Please do everything in your power to advance the following policies now and remember even if you're in the minority on the BPU today, your opinion expressed strongly today can help build for a better tomorrow:
* Accelerate NJ's transition to a safe, clean energy economy using existing technology through aggressive but attainable goals--30% increase in efficiency by 2030 and relying on 100% fossil free energy production by 2050
* Just say no to the construction and expansion of new oil and gas industries and facilities in NJ
* Incentivize clean energy technology making the Garden State a hotbed for manufacturing, research and development, installation and maintenance of green technologies to create sustainable jobs
* Reduce existing equity and environmental justice issues by ensuring vulnerable communities especially benefit as we transition from a dirty to a clean economy.
Charles McCullagh
Red Bank, NJ 07701
69
From: Sent: To:
To Whom It May Concern,
I was very disappointed when the Governor, despite his supposed reputation to the contrary, broke his word given in 2009 to be a strong advocate for clean energy, a green economy and environmental responsibility when his administration adopted the 2011 Energy Master Plan.
However, now that the BPU is considering updating that plan, you can correct those mistakes. Please do everything in your power to advance the following policies now and remember even if you're in the minority on the BPU today, your opinion expressed strongly today can help build for a better tomorrow:
* Accelerate NJ's transition to a safe, clean energy economy using existing technology through aggressive but attainable goals--30% increase in efficiency by 2030 and relying on 100% fossil free energy production by 2050
* Just say no to the construction and expansion of new oil and gas industries and facilities in NJ
* Incentivize clean energy technology making the Garden State a hotbed for manufacturing, research and development, installation and maintenance of green technologies to create sustainable jobs
* Reduce existing equity and environmental justice issues by ensuring vulnerable communities especially benefit as we transition from a dirty to a clean economy.
Madeline Lee --Westfield, NJ 07090
68
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I was very disappointed when the Governor, despite his supposed reputation to the contrary} broke his word given in 2009 to be a strong advocate for clean energy} a green economy and environmental responsibility when his administration adopted the 2011 Energy Master Plan.
However, now that the BPU is considering updating that plan, you can correct those mistakes. Please do everything in your power to advance the following policies now and remember even if you're in the minority on the BPU today, your opinion expressed strongly today can help build for a better tomorrow:
* Accelerate NJ's transition to a safe, clean energy economy using existing technology through aggressive but attainable goals--30% increase in efficiency by 2030 and relying on 100% fossil free energy production by 2050
* Just say no to the construction and expansion of new oil and gas industries and facilities in NJ
* Incentivize clean energy technology making the Garden State a hotbed for manufacturing, research and development, installation and maintenance of green technologies to create sustainable jobs
* Reduce existing equity and environmental justice issues by ensuring vulnerable communities especially benefit as we transition from a dirty to a clean economy.
Nick Berezansky ... .. " Kidgewd'od, NJ 07450
67
From: Marvin Elmowitz Sent: To:
To Whom It May
I was very disappointed when the Governor, despite his supposed reputation to the contrary, broke his word given in 2009 to be a strong advocate for clean energy, a green economy and environmental responsibility when his administration adopted the 2011 Energy Master Plan.
However, now that the BPU is considering updating that plan, you can correct those mistakes. Please do everything in your power to advance the following policies now and remember even if you're in the minority on the BPU today, your opinion expressed strongly today can help build for a better tomorrow:
* Accelerate NJ's transition to a safe, clean energy economy using existing technology through aggressive but attainable goals --30% increase in efficiency by 2030 and relying on 100% fossil free energy production by 2050
* Just say no to the construction and expansion of new oil and gas industries and facilities in NJ
* Incentivize clean energy technology making the Garden State a hotbed for manufacturing, research and development, installation and maintenance of green technologies to create sustainable jobs
* Reduce existing equity and environmental justice issues by ensuring vulnerable communities especially benefit as we transition from a dirty to a clean economy.
Marvin Elmowitz
West Caldwell, NJ 07006
66
From: Sent: To:
To Whom It May Concern,
I was very disapPointed when the Governor, despite his supposed reputation to the contrary, broke his word given in 2009 to be a strong advocate for clean energy, a green economy and environmental responsibility when his administration adopted the 2011 Energy Master Plan.
However, now that the BPU is considering updating that plan, you can correct those mistakes. Please do everything in your power to advance the following policies now and remember even if you're in the minority on the BPU today, your opinion expressed strongly today can help build for a better tomorrow:
* Accelerate NJ's transition to a safe, clean energy economy using existing technology through aggressive but attainable goals--30% increase in efficiency by 2030 and relying on 100% fossil free energy production by 2050
* Just say no to the construction and expansion of new oil and gas industries and facilities in NJ
* Incentivize clean energy technology making the Garden State a hotbed for manufacturing, research and development, installation and maintenance of green technologies to create sustainable jobs
* Reduce existing equity and environmental justice issues by ensuring vulnerable communities especially benefit as we transition from a dirty to a clean economy.
thomas koven
Hampton, NJ 08827
65
From: Sent: To:
To Whom It May Concern,
I was very disappointed when the Governor, despite his supposed reputation to the contrary, broke his word given in 2009 to be a strong advocate for clean energy, a green economy and environmental responsibility when his administration adopted the 2011 Energy Master Plan.
However, now that the BPU is considering updating that plan, you can correct those mistakes. Please do everything in your power to advance the following policies now and remember even if you're in the minority on the BPU today, your opinion expressed strongly today can help build for a better tomorrow:
* Accelerate NJ's transition to a safe, clean energy economy using existing technology through aggressive but attainable goals--30% increase in efficiency by 2030 and relying on 100% fossil free energy production by 2050
* Just say no to the construction and expansion of new oil and gas industries and facilities in NJ
* Incentivize clean energy technology making the Garden State a hotbed for manufacturing, research and development, installation and maintenance of green technologies to create sustainable jobs
* Reduce existing equity and environmental justice issues by ensuring vulnerable communities especially benefit as we transition from a dirty to a clean economy.
Candace Bassat
Beachwood, NJ 08722
64
From: Sent: To:
To Whom It May Concern,
I was very disappointed when the Governor, despite his supposed reputation to the contrary, broke his word given in 2009 to be a strong advocate for clean energy, a green economy and environmental responsibility when his administration adopted the 2011 Energy Master Plan.
However, now that the BPU is considering updating that plan, you can correct those mistakes. Please do everything in your power to advance the following policies now and remember even if you're in the minority on the BPU today, your opinion expressed strongly today can help build for a better tomorrow:
* Accelerate NJ's transition to a safe, clean energy economy using existing technology through aggressive but attainable goals--30% increase in efficiency by 2030 and relying on 100% fossil free energy production by 2050
* Just say no to the construction and expansion of new oil and gas industries and facilities in NJ
* Incentivize clean energy technology making the Garden State a hotbed for manufacturing, research and development, installation and maintenance of green technologies to create sustainable jobs
* Reduce existing equity and environmental justice issues by ensuring vulnerable communities especially benefit as we transition from a dirty to a clean economy.
Aman Shaikh
Berkeley Heights, NJ 07922
63
From: Sent: To: Subject:
To Whom It May Concern,
I was very disappointed when the Governor, despite his supposed reputation to the contrary, broke his word given in 2009 to be a strong advocate for clean energy, a green economy and environmental responsibility when his administration adopted the 2011 Energy Master Plan.
However, now that the BPU is considering updating that plan, you can correct those mistakes. Please do everything in your power to advance the following policies now and remember even if you're in the minority on the BPU today, your opinion expressed strongly today can help build for a better tomorrow:
* Accelerate NJ's transition to a safe, clean energy economy using existing technology through aggressive but attainable goals--30% increase in efficiency by 2030 and relying on 100% fossil free energy production by 2050
* Just say no to the construction and expansion of new oil and gas industries and facilities in NJ
* Incentivize clean energy technology making the Garden State a hotbed for manufacturing, research and development, installation and maintenance of green technologies to create sustainable jobs
* Reduce existing equity and environmental justice issues by ensuring vulnerable communities especially benefit as we transition from a dirty to a clean economy.
pamela white --Brick, NJ 08723
62
From: Sent: To: Subject:
To Whom It May Concern,
I was very disappointed when the Governor, despite his supposed reputation to the contrary, broke his word given in 2009 to be a strong advocate for clean energy, a green economy and environmental responsibility when his administration adopted the 2011 Energy Master Plan.
However, now that the BPU is considering updating that plan, you can correct those mistakes. Please do everything in your power to advance the following policies now and remember even if you're in the minority on the BPU today, your opinion expressed strongly today can help build for a better tomorrow:
* Accelerate NJ's transition to a safe, clean energy economy using existing technology through aggressive but attainable goals--30% increase in efficiency by 2030 and relying on 100% fossil free energy production by 2050
* Just say no to the construction and expansion of new oil and gas industries and facilities in NJ
* Incentivize clean energy technology making the Garden State a hotbed for manufacturing, research and development, installation and maintenance of green technologies to create sustainable jobs
* Reduce existing equity and environmental justice issues by ensuring vulnerable communities especially benefit as we transition from a dirty to a clean economy.
John L.
Mahwah, NJ 07430
61