From Maggie Feldman-Piltch ?14:
Brownfields are sites recognized by the state or federal government as?contaminated by toxins. More than three exist within the limits of?Middletown, including on Long Lane Farm, and both Beckham Hall and 41?Wyllys are remediated brownfield sites.
Join members of Professor Lori Gruen?s ?Justice and the Environment??for an educational discussion regarding Middletown-area brownfields?and how we can get involved in their remediation and redevelopment.?Light Refreshments will be served!
Date: Saturday, November 17th
Time: 2pm-3pm
Place: 41 Wyllys, Olson Commons
Facebook Event: Link.
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