#POWER OF TEN EAST RAMAPO PLUS#

The Energy Initiative of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology conducted a survey over the course of ten years that got views from AmericansвЂ™ about energy usage. Survey: Americans Favor Move to Renewable Energy вЂњThereвЂ™s acceptable leak specifications and requirements but leaks occur nonetheless at any and all fittings and flanges because molecules in the pipelines can be smaller than the threads used,вЂќ he added. вЂњIвЂ™ve worked with gas companies and performed leak tests on pressurized petrochemical systems for a few years and leaks are inevitable to the designs,вЂќ David Young, 22, a Pequannock resident and chemical engineer for CB&I, said in an interview. The plan for the Pilgrim pipeline was made public in October 2014 and the first public presentation was on Oct. The proposed pipeline would run through five New Jersey counties and five New York counties, cutting through forests and river corridors, highway shoulders and backyards in more than 50 municipalities. The $1 billion pipeline would stretch from Albany, New York to Linden, New Jersey to transport Bakken oil from North Dakota. However, it isnвЂ™t the only town debating about fighting against the Pilgrim pipeline. Many residents have called for the municipal council to file an ordinance against the pipeline. Talk of the proposed 178-mile-long pipeline has been a reoccurring matter at town meetings. Residents of the small suburban town of Pequannock, NJ have been quite vocal in opposing the plan for the Pilgrim pipeline. Perhaps by going to a town hall meeting in your own town.' - Melanie Schuck, in 'Change Campaigns Start Local' His recommendation for those wishing to make change is to start at the most local level possible. Chuck Stead of Ramapo College, frequently tells his students. But, in reality, change must be localized, as Dr. 'I believe it to be a common misconception that change can only be enacted from huge sources such as national non-profit organizations. The works can still be enjoyed by anyone, as Professor Horowitz is so descriptive as he takes readers on such a beautiful walk.' - Marissa Erdelyi, in 'Maps, Poems and Environmental Writing'

Of course, there is an advantage to knowing the area, where you can see in your mind all the places mentioned. вЂњ'Manhattan' is read as if the reader is taking a trip through the city. The poem is shaped as a map of the chosen area, and each landmark can be found in the poem where it would be found on any regular map. Poetry maps, for those who donвЂ™t know, are exactly what you would think. and 'Manhattan,' which appeared in The New York Times. 'One aspect of Professor HorowitzвЂ™s visit that really intrigued me were his poetry maps. The public has a right to know who was responsible for the poisoning of their water, soil and air.' - Jonathan Sanzari, in 'Environmental Reporters Shine Light on Environmental Injustice' 'We should be grateful for reporters who work to inform the community about undisputable facts that could lead to health risks in their own backyards. Take a look at how students viewed these vistas.

#POWER OF TEN EAST RAMAPO PLUS#

This flowering of feature story projects is posted on our class website, .ДЄlso posted is a wide array of eco-themed assignments throughout the semester, from assessments of Rachel CarsonвЂ™s historic expose of chemical pesticide and herbicide poisoning in Silent Spring, to profiles of North Jersey environmental reporter Scott Fallon of The Record and Secaucus Environmental Director (and Ramapo College alum) Amanda Nesheiwat, plus explorations of other current issues in the Ramapo River watershed and beyondВ discussed by a number of other distinguishedВ guest speakers. These are just some of the timely and essential ecological issues that 10 student-reporters at Ramapo College of New Jersey explored in the Spring 2016 Environmental Writing class. вЂњHoneybees: Campaigning for the Creatures Who Help Feed UsвЂќ

вЂњIs Lack of Connection to Nature Harming Our Children?вЂќ вЂњWater Crisis in Newark Opens Up Widespread Lead Pollution ProblemвЂќ вЂњIndian Point Power Plant Leak Sets off State AlarmsвЂќ вЂњPilgrim Pipeline Debate Flares in Towns along Proposed RouteвЂќ Ramapo College, April 2016 (photo: Jan Barry)

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