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AEA
is a nonprofit association of publicly owned facilities
providing environmental services to the people of the
State of New Jersey. The mission of AEA is to assist
its members – who treat wastewater, handle solid waste,
and supply the public with clean water – to pursue their
common goals of protecting and enhancing public health
and the natural environment.
AEA
serves its members by: educating environmental managers
and professionals; Promoting and advancing responsible,
competitively efficient, and scientifically backed programs
that serve and enhance the public interest, and; Providing
information and representing its member's views and
concerns to the state's Legislature, regulatory agencies,
and the general public.
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In
New Jersey, environmental protection and AEA
have grown up together. Amid
the celebration of the first Earth Day, April
22, 1970, the Department of Environmental
Protection was created in Trenton.
In July, the Environmental Protection
Agency was established in Washington, D.C.
And on
June 19, 1971, a charter group of nine sewerage
and municipal utilities authorities created
AEA’s predecessor, the Authorities Association
of New Jersey. ......
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About AEA...
What
We Do
Environmental Authorities & their Association
The
AEA Action Plan
Our
Long Range Plan
Role
of the Board
Committee
Structure
AEA's 30-year report If you would like a copy of the AEA's 30th Anniversary Report Please email
the AEA at
info@aeanj.org
and
we will be glad send a
pdf copy
out to you.
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