Tell LG: Don't Spoil America's Palisades
LG Electronics wants to build an enormous 143-foot office tower on the Hudson River Palisades that would rise high above the ridgeline and spoil the natural beauty of this iconic American landmark. Click below to send a message demanding it consider an alternative proposal that would protect the famed Palisades ridgeline.
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