Published November 30, 2022
WWII veteran buried in Queens nearly 80 years after death
Last night at CB5, a board member asked for a vote to oppose the construction of the battery farm by PS/IS128. There were 10 board members who said they "needed more information" before they could vote. Most of them were CB5 members when City of Yes for Carbon Neutrality came before them which authorized the placement of battery farms on just about every property in NYC, but they had no questions about them back then.
The measure passed anyway.
Bookmarked to where the discussion started:
Did the 10 have nose rings, or pink hair? Sorry, I couldn't help myself 🤣🇺🇸💪
Must tie this up in the courts.
Happy to learn it passed anyway. Unfortunately, these days ‘newbies’ to the community are placed in decision-making roles. It’s unfortunate that many do not know the rich history of the communities which make up the Greater Ridgewood area. These battery farms have no place in residential areas, no less near a school. The ten who needed ‘more information’ need a good lesson in civics.
I am so disgusted by the ignorance, arrogance, bigotry and greed of so many people in powerful positions. This should have never even gotten this far. Our technology has surpassed our humanity. Hopefully this lithium plant can be stopped.
Join us next week.
That’s St. Joseph. They usually have evening mass. Bad choice of days.
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