The Star-Ledger took a look at reasearch that Rutgers is pursuing at Liberty State Park. One of the folks they talked to was Frank Gallagher. Aside from his role in overseeing the new plans for the park, Gallagher is also teaching our class called, Environmental Issues in the US.
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