By Anjuli Ramos-Busot We are in the midst of a climate crisis, and the water is up to our doorsteps. This past year was one of the hottest on record, with dangerous air quality days directly resulting from climate change-induced wildfires. Flooding after light rain has become the norm, even on sunny days in our coastal and riverine communities. We are running out of time to act and must urgently move toward a just and clean energy transition, to set New Jersey on a safe and sustainable path forward. To achieve the necessary carbon emission reductions to protect our communities from the climate…