S.Con.Res.136

Determines that DEP rules and regulations known as " New Jersey Protecting Against Climate Change - Resilient Environment and Landscapes" are inconsistent with legislative intent.

Introduced·6/1/26
Introduced Text

New Jersey SCR136 declares that the Department of Environmental Protection's proposed climate change regulations are inconsistent with legislative.

New Jersey SCR136 asserts that the Department of Environmental Protection's proposed "New Jersey Protecting Against Climate Change – Resilient Environment and Landscapes" regulations exceed the agency's authority. The resolution argues that these rules, if implemented, would significantly impact New Jersey residents, especially those in coastal areas, by raising property taxes, living costs, and construction expenses.

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Environment and Energy Committee
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History

Jun 1

Senate

Introduced in the Senate, Referred to Senate Environment and Energy Committee