Comments on NEPA Rollbacks Affecting EJ Communities

Recently, the Trump Administration put out a rule that would remove important regulations in the National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) which protects environmental justice communities. If implemented, the new rules would expedite permitting and prioritize efficiency over thorough analysis of the cumulative impacts and risk to EJ communities. 

NJEJA joined our partners at the Moving Forward Network, NRDC, and the Environmental Justice Health Alliance to express our opposition to these new rules as they will likely lead to further disproportionate impact on environmental justice communities across the country. 

For questions and additional support on NJ EJ Law engagement, please reach out to us at info@njeja.org

Read our full set of comments below:

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Comments on the Reworld Union County Permit Application

NJEJA, along with signed partners, respectfully submit these comments under the New Jersey EJ Law to the Reworld Union Facility in Rahway, New Jersey regarding their Title V Operating Permit.

For questions and additional support on NJ EJ Law engagement, please reach out to us at info@njeja.org

Read our full set of comments below:

NJEJA Comments on Reworld Union County Title V Permit RenewalDownload

A Roadmap to the NJ Environmental Justice Rule

As facilities begin to comply with the rules of the Environmental Justice Law (EJ Law), it is important for communities to know how the process works, which facilities are subject to the law, and where pathways for advocacy can be found. This fact sheet can shed light on these important topics.

For questions and additional support, please reach out to us at info@njeja.org

Explore our fact sheet below:

EJ Rule Fact Sheet (Revised)Download

EJ Law Meeting: Linden Union County

Join this meeting as part of the Title V Operating Permit renewal application process for the Safety-Kleen Systems, Inc. facility in Linden. As part of this process, this facility has submitted an Environmental Impact Statement. Read the statement here.

Attend the hearing to learn more information about local impacts, ask questions, and make a public comment. Join this hearing via this link here with access code 2431 053 0733. 

The public comment period will close on Wednesday, June 25.

For questions and comments, please contact Brooke Helmick, Director of Policy at brooke@njeja.org.