Ciba Geigy

Toms River Residents Reject State’s “Very, Very Good Deal” to Build on Ciba Geigy Toxic Dump Site

Rodrick Says No Development at Ciba Geigy as Save Barnegat Bay Vows to Fight Murphy Plan

In Case You Forgot, Here’s Why Toms River Is Fighting Phil Murphy at Ciba Geigy Toxic Waste Site

Toms River’s Redevelopment Plan Still Calls for Ciba Geigy Development

NJ DEP to host public hearing on Ciba Geigy development plan

Don’t believe the hype: Toms River worked with think tank on Ciba Geigy development plan

Toms River invites residents to speak about controversial Ciba Geigy development plan

EPA Ok with 250-acre city at Ciba Geigy Superfund site, here’s how you can stop it

Toms River planner announces “significant development” at Ciba Geigy superfund property

Toms River has to pay $17.3 million to Ciba Geigy after another court loss

Ciba-Geigy Plume Still Active and Polluting Nearby Ground Water EPA Reveals

Critics Blast ‘Sweet Deal’ for Ciba-Geigy After Decades of Horror for Toms River Residents

10th District Legislators: DEP and BASF Settlement of Ciba-Geigy Superfund Site Falls Short

Phil Murphy’s Ciba-Geigy Deal Likely Heading to Court

Toms River Councilman Dan Rodrick calls for eminent domain of Ciba-Geigy site to stop development

Mayor Hill announces plan to develop housing, businesses at Toms River Ciba-Geigy property

BASF, Ciba-Geigy Poisoned Our Water, Killed Our Children, Now they Want Toms River to Pay $20 Million

Jeremy Grunin Asking for Community Assistance in Developing 200,000 Square Foot Site Near Ciba-Geigy

Ciba-Geigy Redevelopment Project to Hear First Application in Toms River

Regional Plan Outlines Ocean County Growth Focused Around Ciba-Geigy Superfund Site, Joint Base

1980s Ciba Giegy Commercial Didn’t Talk About Cancer Risks of Dumping Toxic Waste in River

5 More Wells Found Polluted South of Old Ciba-Giegy Pipleline

Pink Shirt Protest in Toms River Against Cuts to Wasteful Spending at Town Hall

Toms River Hires Law Firm to Fight Plan to Turn Federal Toxic Waste Site Into Homes and Park

DEP Targets Polluters in Vulnerable Communities to Correct Climate Inequities