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With precipitation levels lower than normal, state officials are asking residents to conserve water while levels are “OK.”
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New Jersey lawmakers want the state’s nearly 300 water utilities to provide more information about water quality and be held accountable for the data they…
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Newark officials have begun handing out bottled water at various locations across the city after tests showed high lead levels in the drinking water.Tests…
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New Jersey schools have another six months to comply with a state directive to test their drinking water for lead contamination.The New Jersey Department…
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Legislation being considered by New Jersey lawmakers would require residential and commercial properties with a lawn-sprinkler system to install a…