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The Bag Ban is Starting Wednesday, May 4. What Does That Mean for ...
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Over 200 Attendees Celebrate Earth Day with Groundwork Elizabeth at Phil ...
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Elizabethtown Gas Goes Green for Earth Day
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Groundwork Elizabeth to Celebrate Earth Day with Boots Not Suits
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How to Stop Spotted Lanternflies From Hatching in Union County This Spring
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City of Elizabeth Encourages Residents to Bring Reusable Bags Shopping Ahead of ...
By SKYLYR VANDERVEER
May 1, 2022ELIZABETH, NJ - Starting Wednesday, May 4, all New Jersey retail stores, grocery stores, pharmacies and restaurant take-out locations will no longer be providing single-use plastic bags or polystyrene foam foodservice products. Often called the “Bag Ban” by state officials and local governments, the ban of these products may affect the everyday life of Elizabeth ...
ELIZABETH, NJ - In celebration of Earth Day, Groundwork Elizabeth collaborated with Union County local governments and businesses to plant trees and inspire each other to take a Climate Safety Pledge at Phil Rizzuto Park in Elizabeth.
Groundwork Elizabeth’s Executive Director Jonathan Phillips notes that the organization can help lead efforts to continue to build more sustainable ...
ELIZABETH, NJ - SJI Industries, the parent company of Elizabethtown Gas, is celebrating this year’s Earth Day by engaging customers and communities in sustainability efforts. To help further these sustainability efforts, SJI Industries has created the SJI Green Team, an employee resource group providing educational resources.
“Clean energy is an integral part of SJI’s ...
ELIZABETH, NJ - Mayor Chris Bollwage, County of Union Commissioners, Groundwork Elizabeth and their partners will be teaming up for an Earth Day celebration at Phil Rizzuto Park’s Outdoor Nature and Education Center. The event will be held on Earth Day, April 22, from 1 p.m. to 5 p.m.
The Earth Day celebration will feature activities for attendees of all ages. Some of the celebrations ...
UNION COUNTY, NJ — It’s time to destroy the egg masses that spotted lanternflies laid on tree trunks, lawn furniture and other outdoor surfaces this past fall to prevent the pests from doing damage to the county’s plants and crops this spring.
The spotted lanternfly is an invasive pest that can weaken trees, damage ornamental plants and destroy fruit trees, hops, grape vines ...