Determines that DEP rules and regulations adopted on December 22, 2022 controlling certain carbon dioxide emissions are inconsistent with legislative intent.
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Overview
This resolution asserts that the New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection’s (DEP) rules and regulations regarding carbon dioxide emissions, finalized on December 22, 2022, do not align with the original intent of the legislature when these rules were created. The resolution argues that the DEP’s actions contradict the goals established by the state’s climate change legislation. It essentially calls for a review of the DEP’s rules to ensure they are consistent with the broader climate policy objectives.
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