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Name: Barbara Jarosz on Feb 14, 2007Comments: Although I live far away from Nova Scotia I support the APWPS protest against devastation of this beautiful province by foreign controlled company. The people of Nova Scotia should have the right to decide about the future of their land.Flag
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Name: Anonymous on Feb 15, 2007Comments: Please support Nova Scotia farmers - it is in our collective best interest!Flag
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Name: Elzbieta Ufnal on Feb 17, 2007Comments:Flag
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Name: Elzbieta Ufnal on Feb 17, 2007Comments:Flag
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Name: Mikołaj Jarosz on Feb 17, 2007Comments: I'm not sure that my voice (as a foreigner) could be valid in this protest - but i can't abstain from "voting". I visited Nova Scotia in 1989 and I would like to come back again - to see again beautiful landscape intact. Good luck and visit our site www.darzbor.v24.pl/vb/index.php to help us to protect Rospuda River Valley.Flag
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Name: E. Jean Gibson Collins on Feb 17, 2007Comments: I spent 18 years regularly driving past the open-pit gypsum mine in Dutch settlement. At the beginning of those years, one had a full view from the road, and I could not imagine a single subsequent use for the enormous, steep-sided, deep hole created. Only a small area at the bottom ever collected any water, so how will the land ever be restored As the scar in the earth advanced, an old home disappeared. Earth was piled high against the road and seeded, and bushes were allowed to grow along the narrow bank, hiding the ugly scar from public view. Now, from another crossroads in a farming area, one can glimpse the hole encroaching on the rich farmlands. Who is determining how we use our resources: the people/government, or big business What is the better use of this land The rock, removed once with millennia before it has another use Farm land and forests to produce food, sustainable fuel and building products, and an ecosystem to help purify the air and waterFlag
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Name: Anonymous on Feb 18, 2007Comments: I am a summer visitor, native to Windsor, N.S. and currently residing in OntarioFlag
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Name: Isabelle Pinard on Feb 21, 2007Comments:Flag
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Name: Shauna Hughes on Feb 21, 2007Comments: How dare you let these people start clearcutting when they don't even have their permits in place!!! Shame on you!!!And to let foreign business people in to destroy prime agricultural land. Where do you think your food supply will come from if you allow agricultural lands to be developedFlag
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Name: Wendy Jordan on Feb 21, 2007Comments:Flag
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Name: Phillip Todd on Feb 21, 2007Comments:Flag
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Name: Anonymous on Feb 22, 2007Comments: I'm not opposed to gypsum mining in Hants County, I just don't want it on the Avon Peninsula. It's too small an area to sustain another 1,000 acres gone to this industry; not to mention where they are proposing is too close to residents' homes - people who have lived here both a short and long time.Flag
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Name: Anonymous on Feb 22, 2007Comments: I'm not opposed to gypsum mining in Hants County, I just don't want it on the Avon Peninsula. It's too small an area to sustain another 1,000 acres gone to this industry; not to mention where they are proposing is too close to residents' homes - people who have lived here both a short and long time.Flag
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Name: K Bishop on Feb 22, 2007Comments: I read the most awful letter in the Hants Journal today. Some old lady calling you outsiders - how rude. You have every right to stand up for your community and reading that letter made me want to support you even more. Perhaps others would want it in their area. I wonder what they would say then.Flag
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Name: Sean Gilroy on Feb 22, 2007Comments: Power to the people! I support you 100 percent. There's something wrong with the local economy if it needs companies like that who use little old ladies to fear-monger. Shame!Flag
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Name: Karen Duggan on Mar 5, 2007Comments: It's time that large compaines stop raping our land to line their pockets. Rodney MacDonald has to stand up for what is right and say "NO" to this expansion.Flag
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Name: Tom Power on Mar 7, 2007Comments: Was watching you on eastlink and feel the valley is a sacred place. Thais enough gypsum mines in vs to keep everyone happy ;Flag
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Name: Barbara Molin on Mar 9, 2007Comments: Please reaffirm the status of the Avon Peninsula land as prime agricultural.Flag
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Name: Anonymous on Mar 11, 2007Comments:Flag
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Name: Jacqueline Kerr on Mar 11, 2007Comments: This would be a travesty against this community and nature. I will boycott Fundy Gypsum if this plan is followed through.Flag
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Name: Myste Anderson on Mar 11, 2007Comments:Flag
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Name: Myste Anderson on Mar 11, 2007Comments:Flag
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Name: Myste Anderson on Mar 11, 2007Comments:Flag
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Name: Myste Anderson on Mar 11, 2007Comments:Flag
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Name: Myste Anderson on Mar 11, 2007Comments:Flag
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Name: Myste Anderson on Mar 11, 2007Comments:Flag
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Name: Anonymous on Mar 11, 2007Comments:Flag
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Name: Anonymous on Mar 11, 2007Comments:Flag
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Name: Anonymous on Mar 12, 2007Comments: We the undersigned do not support the proposed expansion of Fundy Gypsum's operations west of Ferry Road.Flag
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Name: Richard Collis on Mar 14, 2007Comments: We are fighting strip mining on Boularderie Island in Cape Breton. Our biggest opstical is the Province of NS Government. Dept. of Environment. Good luckFlag
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Name: Louise Bezanson on Mar 18, 2007Comments:Flag
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Name: Silvana Castillo on Mar 20, 2007Comments:Flag
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Name: Patrick Kelly on Mar 21, 2007Comments:Flag
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Name: Pamela Craig on Mar 23, 2007Comments: It seems so short sighted to take fertile agricultural land and strip the land for very short term economic gain when this land could be producing food for generations to come. Very sad.Flag
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Name: Margaret Witney on Mar 23, 2007Comments:Flag
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Name: Lucinda Pigdon on Mar 24, 2007Comments:Flag
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Name: Janet Shotwell on Mar 24, 2007Comments: It is so important that we not allow Nova Scotia agricultural areas to be destroyed by blasting and strip mining. We must all value areas that can sustain agriculture because growing local food is of primary importance as we work to build a sustainable future for Nova Scotia.Flag
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Name: Hudson Shotwell on Mar 24, 2007Comments: Don't let American companies ruin our Nova Scotia. They can use the leftovers from burning coal to make sheetrock; they don't need gypsom, in fact. Stop capitalism from wrecking this beautiful spot on the Nova Scotia map that should be dedicated to growing food for our people.Flag
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Name: Peggy Veldhuisen on Mar 25, 2007Comments:Flag
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Name: Louise Koster on Mar 25, 2007Comments:Flag
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Name: Anonymous on Mar 25, 2007Comments:Flag
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Name: Anonymous on Mar 25, 2007Comments:Flag
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Name: Anonymous on Mar 25, 2007Comments:Flag
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Name: Ann Smith Boswick on Mar 25, 2007Comments:Flag
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Name: Diana Carl on Mar 25, 2007Comments: there is way tomuch mining for such a small communityFlag
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Name: Fred Dakin on Mar 25, 2007Comments: Save our resources for NS not offshore interestsFlag
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Name: Lynn Uzans on Mar 26, 2007Comments:Flag
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Name: Debbie Smith on Mar 26, 2007Comments:Flag
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Name: Anonymous on Mar 26, 2007Comments: Agriculture needs support in Nova Scotia. Strip mining does irreparable damage to the environment and does nothing for the long term good of the province.Flag
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Name: Christopher R Greenough on Mar 26, 2007Comments: fundy gypsum must be held accountable for what they are doing now and what they are doing for the future.Flag