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Outrage Over Company Backing Out of Superfund Cleanup

Clip: 4/18/2017 | 3m 45s

The company that bought polluter Diamond Alkali went into bankruptcy.

Three months after the EPA announced the price tag for cleaning up a Superfund site in Newark, the company that bought polluter Diamond Alkali went into bankruptcy and backed away from the cleanup, leaving public outrage in its wake.

04/18/2017

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Camden Residents March for an End to Gun Violence

Camden Residents March for an End to Gun Violence

Clip: 4/18/2017 | 4m 2s | Young people joined elected officials to bring attention to the issue of gun violence. (4m 2s)

Concern About Climate Change Negatively Impacting Health

Concern About Climate Change Negatively Impacting Health

Clip: 4/18/2017 | 3m 31s | Health experts say climate change is having a serious impact on health. (3m 31s)

NJ Launches Health Care Option for Active Duty, Retired Mili

NJ Launches Health Care Option for Active Duty, Retired Mili

Clip: 4/18/2017 | 3m 2s | Cooper University Health Care and Deborah Heart and Lung Center launched HeroCare Connect. (3m 2s)

Officials Want Bail Reform Changes

Officials Want Bail Reform Changes

Clip: 4/18/2017 | 3m 17s | Two senators plan to introduce legislation that some see as a loophole to new bail laws. (3m 17s)

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