Locally unpopular land uses (not so affectionately known as LULUs) often have interesting and complicated histories. A proposed landfill expansion in Lackawanna County is one example.

This long-existing landfill sought to expand, predictably inciting significant citizen opposition led by a single-purpose nonprofit association that neither owns, nor leases property in the immediate vicinity of the landfill.

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