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NJPIRG has a long legacy of protecting the public from the public health threats posed by nuclear power.
Nuclear power is inherently dangerous, potentially catastrophic and a lousy investment for our country. The Student PIRGs' have worked for more than 30 years to protect public health and safety from the dangers posed by nuclear reactors and storage of nuclear waste. In state after state, we've also worked to make sure that American consumers are protected from the enormous costs of building and operating nuclear power facilities.
Download this resource for everything you need to know to organize the transit campaign on your campus this spring.
A survey of more than 350 bank branches reveals that fewer than half of branches obeyed their legal duty to fully disclose fees to prospective customers, while one in four provided no fee information at all. The report also includes a shopping guide, which will compare banking options, direct consumers to free and low-cost checking choices, and provide a list of fees that consumers should look out for when picking a bank.
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Tell Congress: Don't Double Our Rates
On July 1, student loan interest rates on federal student loans will double, driving up loan costs for 8 million students by $1,000 per loan.
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Jobs for graduating seniors
If you are ready to dig in and start solving the problems that confront our country, consider a job with U.S. PIRG.
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Intern with NJPIRG
As an NJPIRG intern you'll learn skills and get valuable experience working on a campaign. You’ll learn how to build teams of volunteers, organize events on campus, and work with the media.
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Protect our Oceans: Ban the Bag!
We use over 350 million single use plastic grocery bags every year in New Jersey - this is threat to sea turtles, our beaches, and our economy.
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Volunteer with NJPIRG Energy Service Corps
NJPIRG Energy Service Corps is working to educate and engage communities around energy efficiency. We educate the campus and community about the simple things we can do to save energy like switching out our old lightbulbs to more energy efficient CFLs.
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End Corporate Money in Politics
In 2010, the Supreme Court ruled that corporations have the right to spend unlimited amounts of money on OUR elections. We're fighting to get our democracy back on track by closing the floodgates of special interest money in politics.
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A crash course in effective citizenship.
Get the basic tools necessary to run strong campaigns and service projects and win reforms both on and off campus for students and the public interest.
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Work on important issues, learn valuable skills, get hands-on experience, and make a difference.
