Friends of Princeton Open Space kicks off 9th annual photo contest
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Friends of Princeton Open Space kicks off 9th annual photo contest

Friends of Princeton Open Space, a nonprofit devoted to land preservation and stewardship in Princeton, has announced its 2024 photo contest, “Perspectives on Preservation.” The annual contest is sponsored by the REI Co-op on Route 1 in Lawrence. Now in its ninth year, the contest originally coincided with REI’s Opt Outside campaign the day after…

Young people to gather at Princeton University Friday and Saturday for international climate summit
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Young people to gather at Princeton University Friday and Saturday for international climate summit

By Susan BaekSpecial to Planet Princeton The Princeton Conservation Society, a student group at Princeton University, will host a student-led international climate summit on Princeton’s campus this Friday and Saturday, April 7 and 8. The Youth Climate & Conservation Summit is a conference by young people, for young people, that also brings perspectives from the…

Officials want to buy three parcels of land in northern section of Princeton to replace open space diverted for municipal complex
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Officials want to buy three parcels of land in northern section of Princeton to replace open space diverted for municipal complex

The town must buy at least 15 acres of land to make up for the three acres it used for the municipal complex on Witherspoon Street.

Environmental Protection Agency settles Clean Air Act violations with Stony Brook Regional Sewerage Authority in Princeton

Environmental Protection Agency settles Clean Air Act violations with Stony Brook Regional Sewerage Authority in Princeton

The Stony Brook Regional Sewerage Authority will pay a $335,750 civil penalty. The authority has also agreed to commit an additional $44,250 to the New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection’s environmental mitigation project fund.