EPA Provides Half a Million Dollars to Reduce Greenhouse Gas Pollution in Southern New Jersey (NJ)
admin | Mar 30, 2010
(Cherry Hill, N.J.) The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has awarded a half million dollar grant to reduce greenhouse gas emissions in Cherry Hill, Highland Park, and Montclair, N.J
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