The garden state may also be the most urbanized place in america, but it's natural land is valued more then any mcmansion or mall per a new study by the NJDEP...
$49,200/acre of pine barren to $1.4 m/acre of sand dunes.
oh, those urban highrises? zero, nada, zilch...
NYtimes
New Jersey’s total natural capital is worth about $18 billion per year per those bean-counting economists.
“To approach the issue of biodiversity as if it were an exercise in global bean-counting is fundamentally wrongheaded,” wrote Timothy C. Weiskel
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I thought they made new jersey into a beach for the surrounding states...
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