Declare Detroit says ‘No’ to brownfield tax credits for waste incinerator
The folks at Declare Detroit know how and when to make a point. The group praises city and state leadership for doing the right thing (incentives for redevelopment projects and investments that make sense: like the Westin Book Cadillac, the Taubman Center of Design Education at College for Creative Studies in the old Argonaut Building) and takes out the stick when they blunder in their support of incentives for foul concerns like the odious waste incinerator.
Read the strongly-worded editorial here.
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