by Aaron Simon 
Now that the smoke has cleared from the attempted Halloween dance party incident at the NuHart Superfund site, we’re back to the perennial and even messier topic of the proposed cleanup plan.
The Nov. 2 meeting held in Greenpoint with Dr. Peter deFur, the community’s technical consultant, was an opportunity for local residents to ask questions about the toxic contamination in the soil and groundwater.
DeFur assured residents: “Your presence and your voice will make…
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So basically we have two firms in ownership of the proposed development who aren’t on the same page for remediation efforts nor their commitment to the community, I wonder which of the two will win? I’m fairly certain that Greenpoint will lose either way.