New Jersey Governor Declares 'War On Sprawl'
3 January 2003 - 7:00am
Gov. James E. McGreevey is determined to change the image of New Jersey as an overpopulated, polluted state.
The State Department of Environmental Protection's weeklong blitzkrieg hit more than 700 sites, yielding 100 violations, a burst of favorable news coverage and the fury of business leaders, who gave the agency the nickname of the Green Gestapo.Gov. James E. McGreevey took the appellation as a compliment and soldiered on.... Mr. McGreevey, a Democrat, has pledged to reshape the conventional image of New Jersey as an overpopulated bastion of metastasizing subdivisions, clogged highways and oozing Superfund sites."
Source:
The New York Times, January 2, 2003
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