Detailed account of the controversy surrounding the building of a coal-fired cement factory in the Hudson Valley.
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"Anyone who thinks of home as a special place threatened by forces both distant and close at hand will find a profound connection to the people of Hudson as they struggled to define the soul of their community. We have Miriam Silverman to thank for that." From the Foreword by Mark H. Lytle
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Stopping the Plant,
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This review is from: Stopping the Plant: The St. Lawrence Cement Controversy And the Battle for Quality of Life in the Hudson Valley (Suny Series, An American Region: Studies in the Hudson Valley) (Paperback)
A very balanced analysis of a major environmental controversy in the Hudson valley. It astutely presents the different sides and values involved. Excellent as a resource on how citizen action was effective in stopping development.
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