A changing climate is contributing to longer wildfire seasons in New Jersey, experts say

EPA staffers and retirees worry rollbacks and cuts planned by Trump administration officials could undermine work to protect human health.

The company has tested air, creeks, soot and debris from the fire. It plans to continue air and water monitoring “for the foreseeable future.”

According to the township, the situation is “under control” — but some residents can expect to smell gasoline and the odor of dead fish for the next few days.