Second report on the findings of the state monitoring program for volatile organic substances in ambient air in New Jersey

The Office of Cancer and Toxic Substances Research presents the second set of results detailing volatile organic substances (VOS) levels in the air at selected sites in New Jersey.September 198

Second report on the findings of the state monitoring program for heavy metals and polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons in ambient air in New Jersey

The Office of Cancer and Toxic Substances Research (OCTSR) of the New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection (NJDEP) has received the results of the second year of the atmosphere particulate monitoring program. This program is limited to analysis of selected heavy metal contaminants (arsenic, cadmium,lead, manganese, mercury and nickel) and polycylic aromatic hydrocarbons (PAH) at five locations in the state. The sampling sites include, Newark, Rutherford, Lindon, Camden and Elizabeth, however the Linden site was not included in the PAH analysis.September 198

Toxic air pollutants in New Jersey: A preliminary assessment of the New Jersey Program for Airborne Toxic Elements and Organic Species (ATEOS)

The Office of Science and Research (OSR) of the New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection is releasing a preliminary assessment of the Program for Atmospheric Trace Elements and Organic Species (ATEOS). This program includes the monitoring of fifty toxic air pollutants at three urban sites (Newark, Elizabet and Camden) and one rural location (Ringwood) in the state during six-week intervals of the summer (1981) and winter (1982) seasons.October, 198

Mercury levels in Berry's Creek

The Department of Environmental Protection has determined that the physical environment in the vicinty of the old Wood-Ridge Chemical Corporation, located in Woodridge, NJ, is heavily contaminated with mercury