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Comments on Carbon from Christine Hepburn, PhD: Remarks to Madison Council Meeting of 1/10/2022
“Think about this. You can plant loads of new trees but if trees in intact forests are removed, their uptake of Carbon dioxide cannot be replaced by those new trees. Not in our lifetimes, not in our children’s lifetimes, and possibly not ever.”
Starting The New Year Off Right -- The Forests Need Your Help!
2022 is off to a strong start — read more about recent updates, volunteer opportunities, and the upcoming New Jersey Forest Forum.
Claire Whitcomb Presents Environmental Potentials To Madison Council
66% of Madison’s carbon footprint comes from the built environment, said Whitcomb, and any new construction will have to meet present energy efficiency standards. Any brand-new buildings will have to meet green infrastructure, green stormwater practices, additional landscaping measures and, most pressingly, impervious coverage.
2022 Mayor’s Annual Message
“Over the years Drew has had a major role in the evolution of Madison, part of what makes us the best place to live in New Jersey. Known as the University in the Forest, we will work with them to ensure that they continue to provide quality college education, serve as an economic engine not just for Madison, but for Morris County all while remaining the University in the Forest, the forest that helps recharge our aquifer, clean our air, and provides a refuge not only for wildlife but also for us as we look to escape the crazy world around us.”