Pollution and potential hazards from the burning itself, yes.

- NedI'm pretty sure it's the pollution here.Originally posted by Ned Carey: My understanding is that in NJ someone can't come in a purchase the property and pay off the taxes when it is in tax sale foreclosure.

"What's clear is we have space for a million people who are no longer there," Szymanski said.Much of that land could revert to scrub land or, as part of Detroit Future City's vision, become "blue-green" corridors to reduce pollution and help drainage in a city with an inadequate, ancient sewer system that cannot handle storm water.

A contractors Pollution policy and a Contractors Professional policy are two other possible policies that you may need depending on your operations

Cities in China have problems with pollution, education, childcare, etc.

While it's not a renewable source of energy, it's still less polluting.

More visually polluting, the better, call now.Or you could answer one of those letters in handscrawl font talking about their dog and wonderful family and in the last sentence offer to pay you 50% of FMV for your house.Prepare to dumb yourself down if you want to work with these people.

There is also a whole team on conversation officers that are working to stop (and fine) pollution in the watershed, though I don't know if they deal with septics or not.  

@Tariq Hakeem and everyone, the nay sayers said the same thing about mandated seat belts, then fuel injection to meet pollution and economy standards.

Not everyone is as highly sensitive to noise pollution than I.