New Jersey has long sought to be a leader in energy efficiency. However, the state has had limited success in this intention. Under the Christie Administration, the Clean Energy Fund was raided by half a billion dollars to balance the Read More …
Our friends at Food and Water Watch write: With every year of delayed action, we move closer to runaway climate catastrophe. Pollution from our current energy system is already taking a massive toll on our public health and safety, with Read More …
Race to Zero Carbon 5k & 10k Join us this May as we join Footprint2Wings in kicking off the first Race to Zero Carbon 5k & 10k in beautiful Duke Island Park! The event supports Footprint to Wings, a nonprofit Read More …
According to a recent study by the NJ Resiliency Network: Most at risk municipalities have not adequately assessed their vulnerability, and there is wide variability in the approach and depth of analysis municipalities use when conducting risk and vulnerability assessments. Read More …
What we choose to do with our money is unavoidably a reflection of who we are. What if you had an opportunity to invest directly in the future of your community, your state, and your planet? How would you react? Read More …
Asking for money is one of the more challenging things that every charity has to do. The first question we need to answer, however, is “Why are we asking?” If we don’t have a clear and compelling answer, we’re handicapping ourselves Read More …
Atlantic City is in the midst of its worst ever economic crisis. With three of its major casinos closing, resulting in the loss of more than 7,500 jobs; with a 29% property tax hike; and a huge decline in the Read More …
MSEIA is a solar energy trade and advocacy organization representing New Jersey, Pennsylvania, and Delaware. New Jersey PACE is pleased to have MSEIA (Mid Atlantic Solar Energy Industry Association) as our first industry sponsor. As a critical source of information for its Read More …
In responding to our crowdfunding campaign, a lot of people have asked why we are approaching this as a nonprofit, and why they should donate to the cause. We thought we share some recent correspondence on this, and invite your comments Read More …