2018 New Jersey Fish Consumption Advisories
Fish Smart Eat Smart NJ
Investigation of Levels of Perfluorinated Compounds in New Jersey Fish, Surface Water, and Sediment (2018)
Reconnaissance of Contaminants of Emerging Concern in Wastewater and Sludge (2018)
New Jersey (USA) Wetlands Past, Present, and Future Using Sediment Archives to Inform and Guide Wetland Protection, Restoration, and Resilience (2017)
Guidance for the Development of Human Health Risk Assessment Document (December 2017)
Determination of Organic Compound Classes Using Research and Regulatory Analytical Techniques for the Demonstration Project: Public Water Systems (PWS) Groundwater Investigation at Merchantville/Pennsauken and Fair Lawn Water Treatment Facilities
(March 2017)
Research Project Summary
Full Report
NJ Risk:
Implementing an Integrated Computational Tool to Support Prioritization of Chemicals of Emerging Concern (2017)
Full Reports
Identification of Perfluorinated Carboxylic Acids (PFCAs) in the Metedeconk
River Watershed (February 2016)
Research Project Summary
Full Report
Barnegat Bay Plan 9 - Year 1, 2 & 3- Research Reports (March 2016)
Full Reports
Support Documents for New/Revised Interim Ground Water Quality Criterion
(November 2015)
Contribution of Naturally Occurring Radioisotopes to Gross Alpha-Particle Activity in Ground Water in Bedrock Aquifers of Northern New Jersey (2015)
Research Project Summary
Full Report
Damage Assessment Report on the Effects of Hurricane Sandy on the
State of New Jersey's Natural Resources (May 2015)
Final Report
The function
of the Division of Science and Research
is to help ensure that the department's decision-making
is based upon the best possible scientific and technical information.
The role of this division is to provide the department with, and access
to, expertise and information that supports its technical and policy needs.
In addition, the division performs research to meet the information
and problem-solving needs, identifies and understands emerging issues that
require the department's attention and advocates/integrates the
multi-disciplinary perspective into the department's identification,
analysis and resolution of environmental issues.
