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Few people are as knowledgable of the shifting sands along the New Jersey coast as Stewart Farrell, the director of Stockton University’s Coastal Research Center.The first real warnings that the climate was changing more rapidly than normal came in the 1950s. Scientists cautioned about potential changes in the atmosphere and an expanding ocean.or at least no one important enough to change things cared,” Farrell said.Since 1910, Atlantic City has experienced 1.
A team of health department outreach workers — all of whom live in the neighborhood — walk street by street at least once a week dispelling misinformation about drug use in the area. They also distribute testing strips and naloxone to passersby and shop owners.
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