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Climate Activists Rally in Hoboken to Push New Jersey Climate Superfund Act

Jersey City Times · last updated

Climate activists and lawmakers gathered at Pier A in Hoboken Thursday morning to advocate for the New Jersey Climate Superfund Act, a bill that has stalled in legislative committees since its introduction in September 2024. The event was organized by the Gen-Z–led nonprofit Climate Revolution Action Network and Assemblyman John Allen (D-32), whose district includes parts of Jersey City.

The event drew activists, elected officials, faith groups, labor unions, and community members, all urging lawmakers to advance the CSA before the legislative recess concludes.

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