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For N.J. ratepayers, clean energy is the fastest path to relief | Opinion

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By Nicole Miller, Barbara Blumenthal
| NJ.com Verified
As New Jersey families open their monthly energy bills, many are experiencing sticker shock. While electric bills have stabilized this summer through policies implemented by Gov. Mikie Sherrill’s administration to reduce costs over time, meaningful relief for households will take longer. The fastest way to lower electricity prices is to add more renewable energy.
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For N.J. ratepayers, clean energy is the fastest path to relief | Opinion

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By Nicole Miller, Barbara Blumenthal
| Yahoo Verified
As New Jersey families open their monthly energy bills, many are experiencing sticker shock. While electric bills have stabilized this summer through policies implemented by Gov. Mikie Sherrill's administration to reduce costs over time, meaningful relief for households will take longer. The fastest way to lower electricity prices is to add more renewable energy.
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Op-Ed: NJ should lead the path to a clean-energy future

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By Anjuli Ramos-Busot, Barbara Blumenthal
| NJ Spotlight News Verified
We all want to leave future generations a healthy New Jersey with clean air and safe, healthy communities. But, right now, it’s hard to envision that future. We spent too many days inside during the hottest summer on record avoiding the withering heat and eerie, orange haze from raging wildfires that filled the skies. And we watched as unprecedented rainfall swept away lives and property.
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