From "bog into federal quicksand" to "impossible to be nimble" (when have I last seen that word nimble in printi) it's a pleasure to read your coverage of the revival of this crucial advisory board...including the longed for marginally optimistic possability of stronger relations with our new NSP
Hadley crow studio has designed affordable houses and sites in Wellfleet, Orleans and Truro. It is central to our ethic. Yet let’s not forget what a gift the seashore has been and what it would look like had development been allowed.
Let’s also not forget how overtaxed the natural resources all over the cape have become, especially since the pandemic.
As a landscape architect I think any development or use of the aquifer is a betrayal of the seashore. It’s best use is providing a refuge for all people.
When it comes to shining a bright journalistic light on local /state/federal political impacts on our little spit of sand, no one does it better than Seth. Today’s column on the “advisory” resurrection is a clear example, outlining the good news and the concerns.
From "bog into federal quicksand" to "impossible to be nimble" (when have I last seen that word nimble in printi) it's a pleasure to read your coverage of the revival of this crucial advisory board...including the longed for marginally optimistic possability of stronger relations with our new NSP
Director, Jennifer Flynn in place. Thanks, Seth.
Hadley crow studio has designed affordable houses and sites in Wellfleet, Orleans and Truro. It is central to our ethic. Yet let’s not forget what a gift the seashore has been and what it would look like had development been allowed.
Let’s also not forget how overtaxed the natural resources all over the cape have become, especially since the pandemic.
As a landscape architect I think any development or use of the aquifer is a betrayal of the seashore. It’s best use is providing a refuge for all people.
When it comes to shining a bright journalistic light on local /state/federal political impacts on our little spit of sand, no one does it better than Seth. Today’s column on the “advisory” resurrection is a clear example, outlining the good news and the concerns.