Posted by admin on 03 29th, 2011 | no responses

New Jersey leads U.S. in Superfund sites, spray tan and … solar power?

by Jess Zimmerman. Jersey’s not all gym, tan, laundry. It’s also got more photovoltaic solar power capacity than any state except California (which is 19 times bigger). Even with a small square mileage, wishy-washy East Coast sun , and reality-show meatheads hogging the rays, Jersey’s managing to shore (ha) up its economy with solar — the state has more jobs in solar power than in traditional power. New governor Chris Christie is revisiting the state’s energy portfolio, though, and while it’s certainly not the case that ALL Republicans are virulently anti-renewables, Jersey’s solar crown might end up at risk. The consequences? Ending up with a state whose primary claims to fame are Superfund sites and Snooki. Choose wisely, Governor.

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