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Name: Holly Lindsay on Mar 6, 2007Comments: People and Corporations should never be profiting from human suffering in the name of economic development. By lresearching who will be profiting and who will be suffering from this proposed toxic power plant, it is obviously very disproportinate. Please Stop ALL Desert Rock Proposals. We do not want another toxic power plant in our backyard for the security of our future and present generations health. When you vote NO against Desert Rock, please consider how you are supporting the health of our people, water, food, and air. Our future generations will be thanking you for your support!Flag
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Name: Robert-Paul LeMay on Mar 6, 2007Comments: Please do not allow this plant to become a reality and one more nightmare in the Navajo people's lives. When will all the subtle forms of genocide that we continue to peerpetrate against the Native peoples of this country stop Have we no conscience or any sense of guilt for 500 plus years of evil we have perpetated against the peoples to whom this land truly belongs. I am ashamed to be a white man in the midst of all this evil that continues with no end in sight. Whatever your political persuasion, where is your moral persuasion SHAME if you allow this project to become a reality.Flag
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Name: Brandon Sam on Mar 6, 2007Comments: There is no need to chase out people off where they are living now. so much on presidents shirleys part, saying we need to respect out elders, and so forth.Flag
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Name: Martin B Hudson on Mar 6, 2007Comments: If my voice has any merit, it would strong urge you - elected offical- to consider, reconsider the implications of this plant "Desert Rock" Thank youFlag
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Name: Tomas Garduno on Mar 6, 2007Comments: New Mexican Chicanos stand with New Mexican Natives agaisnt environmental racism!Flag
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Name: Bruce McQuakay on Mar 6, 2007Comments: Why continue the cycle of genocide Why subject a fragile Nation to further division We will NOT purchase the bullets that kills our families! How many unneeded ailments and deaths has the prior two power plants caused The first death was one too many!Flag
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Name: Andrea Hanks on Mar 7, 2007Comments: It doesn't take a scientist to know that this plant would be hurting our environment and the health of our people. We have seen the devastation of what uranium has done to our people, the air pollution from this plant should be taken just as seriously!Flag
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Name: Gabriel Nims on Mar 7, 2007Comments: Please consider the ramification of this shortsighted project. Many more jobs and economic benefit can be gained with a long-term movement toward alternative fuels.Flag
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Name: Allen Bruce Paquin on Mar 7, 2007Comments: There are better ways to provide clean burning fuels instead of investing into corporations that prey on Indigenous land for profit! Why isn't the U.S. supporting research for cleaner burning fuels Spread the wealth! Give it up Corporations! We will continue to fight for the protection of Mother Earth until your greedy pockets are empty or used for all our benefit to appreciate our beautiful Mother Earth!Flag
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Name: Richard Kristin on Mar 7, 2007Comments: Why are we giving a tax subsidy to a wealthy Texas corportation so the can poison us with more mercury and particulates If we have 85 million dollars to give away, why not use it for unmet need health needsFlag
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Name: Valerie Rangel on Mar 7, 2007Comments: Doo'da Desert Rock! Contact Stirling Energy--put upsolar farm which are non-polluting instead of the Desert Rock Plant! STOP mining NM's aquifers, STOP polluting our surface water, land and air!Flag
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Name: AMANDA TOM on Mar 7, 2007Comments: I DON'T AGREE WITH THIS BECAUSE OF THE HARASSMENT THAT THE ELDERLY AND CHILDREN RECEIVED. THEY HAVE ALREADY DESTROYED ENOUGH OF THIS RESERVATION. YOU CANT HAVE YOUR CAKE AND EAT IT TOO.Flag
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Name: AMANDA TOM on Mar 7, 2007Comments: I DON'T AGREE WITH THIS BECAUSE OF THE HARASSMENT THAT THE ELDERLY AND CHILDREN RECEIVED. THEY HAVE ALREADY DESTROYED ENOUGH OF THIS RESERVATION. YOU CANT HAVE YOUR CAKE AND EAT IT TOO.Flag
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Name: Elouise Brown on Mar 7, 2007Comments: Opposing HB 178, Opposing SB 431 and OPPOSING desert rock coal-burning power plant !Flag
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Name: Darcy Brazen on Mar 7, 2007Comments: Please don't build another polluting monolith on sacred lands.Flag
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Name: Marvin Duncan on Mar 7, 2007Comments: Get some balls and stop the Desert Rock Plant... We don't need it.. Build your casino instead and think of other environmentally friendly ways of generating clean power. What about wind generators Or solar power. Come on people, you are destroying the world.Flag
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Name: Judith Bunney on Mar 7, 2007Comments: This trailing edge plant will further pollute the State if it is built. It is designed to provide energy to AZ and Las Vegas, NV. This does not merit $85 million in tax credits in the state of NM, and because it will contribute to global warming pollutants, it should ot be built.Flag
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Name: Garyn Klasek on Mar 8, 2007Comments: This is getting ridiculous! How often does the public have to say no before their voice is heard. Nobody will benefit enough from this project in a way that is acceptable when you consider the repercussions on our communities. There's the public health concerns first off to worry about in the surrounding areas, the ecological damage to the region and the fact that on top of this they will contribute to our already growing problem with the Greenhouse Effect. This is simply the greed of a minority being considered over the rest of the public. These bills must not pass!Flag
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