“‘To not believe in climate change at this point is ludicrous,” said Patrick Hossay, a professor of sustainability at Stockton University. “You can choose to not believe in gravity, but if you jump off of a building…you’re going to die.’
Plenty of ideas are out in the open regarding the changing climate around the world.
But when it comes to New Jersey, environmental experts have one solution to suggest.
‘We know that a big piece of our emissions in this state, approximately 25 to 30 percent, are coming from the energy sector,’ said Dan Fatton, executive director for NJ Work Environment Council.”
Read more from Nina Baratti at SNJ Today, August 16, 2017.
