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PTC Therapeutics Discusses its Life Sciences Mission on Next ‘Minding Your Business’

Jun04,2021

On this weekend’s edition of NJBIA’s “Minding Your Business,” Martin Rexroad, chief culture officer of PTC Therapeutics, discusses the New Jersey-based company’s mission and considerable efforts to get younger people interested and involved in life sciences careers. Also on this weekend’s episode, NJBIA Vice President of Government Affairs Ray Cantor discusses flood hazard rules proposed […]

Cantor Discusses Impacts of NJDEP Flood Hazard Rules on ‘Minding Your Business’

Jun01,2021

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On this weekend’s edition of NJBIA’s “Minding Your Business,” NJBIA Vice President of Government Affairs Ray Cantor discusses flood hazard rules by the state Department of Environmental Protection that he says may lead to a retreat from the Jersey Shore. Also on this weekend’s episode, Martin Rexroad, Chief Culture Officer of PTC Therapeutics, tells host […]

Press of AC Echoes NJBIA Concerns: DEP Rules Will Lead to Jersey Shore Retreat

May27,2021

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The Press of Atlantic City Editorial Board has caught on to what NJBIA has been warning about for months: Flood hazard rules and a resiliency plan developed by the state Department of Environmental Protection are based on an extreme, outlier data point from a 2019 Rutgers study calling for five feet of sea level rise […]

NJBIA Submits Comments on How EJ Law Should Apply to Site Remediation Projects

Apr23,2021

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NJBIA submitted comments to the state Department of Environmental Protection this week on how site remediation projects should be treated under the recently enacted New Jersey Environmental Justice Act. In his letter to the department, NJBIA Vice President of Government Affairs Ray Cantor clarifies that in order for the new law to be applied to […]

Explaining the Costly Roadblocks Along the Green Mile

Apr15,2021

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The DEP is looking to adopt regulations that would set manufacturer zero-emission sales requirements for all mid- to heavy-duty trucks in 2025. This week, NJBIA’s Ray Cantor joined members from other vehicle, logistics and shipping organizations in a letter to the agency stressing how this mandate would actually hurt New Jersey’s economy and the environment at the same time. “Unfortunately, this […]

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