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From: jeepcj2a@fluke.UUCP (Dale Chaudiere)
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Subject: Re: Wanted: Info on dumps and toxic areas in NJ
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Date: Thu, 21-Feb-85 10:37:04 EST
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> Does anyone know or know where I can find out where dump sites or
> toxic areas from industry (both active and inactive) are?
> I am looking to buy a house and would like to avoid such areas.
> 
> Ron Blechman
> hou4b!ribl

I tried to mail you this response with no success, so I'm posting it here.

550 fluke!ssc-vax!uw-beaver!cornell!vax135!ariel!hou4b!ribl... User unknown

Go back about 6 months through the 1984 National Geographic magazines, they had
a full story on New Jersey.  I believe they showed the Toxic waste sites and
scientist predictions on how long it would be until all conventional wells were
polluted.  The stuff was creeping towards Atlantic City.  You are very smart to
be concerned, I wish more people were.