| # | Name | Comments |
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| 551 | Ruth J. Bichsel | Please do not allow this power plant. We do not want this power plant in our back yard. |
| 552 | don lyons | |
| 553 | Cynthia Booth | I SAY NO TO DESERT ROCK POWER PLANT! |
| 554 | Chris Dabney | |
| 555 | Anonymous | Stop desert rock! |
| 556 | Hildegard Adams | Please- enough is too much. Stop dumping on Navajos and all other natives. |
| 557 | Brandon Velivis | The air quality is already visibly terrible when I enter Farmington from the south. The last thing we need is another large polluting facility in our area that is only going to benefit people in far away locations while we are stuck with the mess and health side effects.
I have heard of previous promises that are made by companies that wish to embark on such projects, only to have them fail to deliver. The same is true of the supposed economic oppurtunities for the area as well. A few local people will gain jobs, but the remainder of the community will be stuck with a degraded environment and health. |
| 558 | Rachel Yazzie | |
| 559 | Dixie van der Kamp | |
| 560 | Natalia Yazzie | |
| 561 | Angela M. Davis | I am a member of the Navajo Nation and I strongly oppose this power plant. I am a member of the Salt Clan. This plant will poisen the land and take from what little precious resources we still have. I am resisting this power plant for the benifit our our people (the Navajo), all people and creatures of the earth and all future generations. Please hear our plea. Stop the relocation of our people! |
| 562 | Angela M. Davis | I am a member of the Navajo Nation and I strongly oppose this power plant. I am a member of the Salt Clan. This plant will poisen the land and take from what little precious resources we still have. I am resisting this power plant for the benifit our our people (the Navajo), all people and creatures of the earth and all future generations. Please hear our plea. Stop the relocation of our people! |
| 563 | sarah sherman-clark | |
| 564 | Ronda Wright-Phipps | |
| 565 | Angela Koenen | |
| 566 | Delwyn Randall | |
| 567 | Tamra Jones | |
| 568 | Tamra Jones | |
| 569 | sharon foster | |
| 570 | Lee & Charlotte Terbot | |
| 571 | Myron G | Das ist sind Krieg!
LETS BOLDY TAKE UP CIVIL ARMS! |
| 572 | darlene | no comments |
| 573 | Kourtney Werito | |
| 574 | Jurea | |
| 575 | Anonymous | |
| 576 | David J. | |
| 577 | Anonymous | |
| 578 | Garret Whitney | |
| 579 | Cheryl Hartter | No to Desert Rock power Plant |
| 580 | Leona Morgan | |
| 581 | Rita Franco | No to Desert Rock Power Plant |
| 582 | Lonna Harwood | I don't agree with the plant idea there are other ways to bring employment and revenue to the reservation but not through pollution the plant is just another way of genocide ! |
| 583 | Victoria Alba | No Desert Rock.......it will deplete our water, pollute our air and damage the vegetation. |
| 584 | Larry McCabe | Is this a foregone conclusion, or is there still hope? |
| 585 | Uncle Don B. Fanning | |
| 586 | Matt LeShure | |
| 587 | Maire Claire Voorhees | |
| 588 | Adriana Guevara | |
| 589 | Richard Keyes | We as a collective humanity need desparetly to
invest in non polluting energy sources. the last thing
we need or the earth needs is more coal fired electric generation plants. Coal fired plants
have an immediate negative health impact on the people living in the surrouning area and ultimately
on us all. Please invest in a cleaner alternative to
coal, preferly non Nuclear , non CO2 emitting.
Thank You. |
| 590 | Anonymous | |
| 591 | cheryl | i am a native nevadan who grew up with mary and carrie's family. their love of the land and animals and family. is something to be admired. up until the gold rush nevada was nothing but empty land. it;s more than that, it belongs to the western shoeshone. we all know that.you can't buy someones heritage with 20, 000 dollars or any amount of money. the us government took everything away they could. not the dann family!!!
proud to know the dann family and miss them cheryl wright from carlin now in west virginia |
| 592 | Anonymous | Energy efficiency represents a greater resource than this new plant for "generating" new kilowatts. It is urgent that you look at alternatives instead of building something new. The plant will be more expensive and more polluting than necessary. |
| 593 | Anonymous | |
| 594 | Patricia Arce | |
| 595 | Anonymous | |
| 596 | Swedish American Indian Association | |
| 597 | vivian harvey | Stop this desecration of Indigenous property! Our government has dienfranchised the Native American and now they are robbing them of the little bit of land that was "given" to them by the government. We are a nation who cannot keep any promise or treaty. Shame on us. |
| 598 | Ann Garrison | The indigenous Diné Navajo people at Desert Rock, on the northwestern Navajo Reservation, along with the indigegenous Hopi and Diné Navajo people at Big Mountain/Black Mesa have already endured so much lethal coal mining, coal slurrying, coal-fired power, uranium mining, and nuclear waste dumping, that this area of the Southwest Four Corners is also known as the National Sacrifice Area.
Were the50-acred Desert Rock coal-fired power plant to be built, it would not only fill the air with more coal-fired power smokie, but also squander almost all the accessible water in this part of the Four Corners. leaving the native surivvors there with no accessible water to drink, to bathe in, to feed to their herds, or to practice the dry land farming techniques developed for desertt use.
This plant would be a horrendous crime against all nature and against people who have already suffered far more than anyone ever should have in the face of European conquest.
I finally paid to install solar panels on my house, and this City and County of San Francisco has been struggling for years to go solar, despite the fierce resistance of greedy power companies, and we are going to win before this plant could be built.
"Clean coal" is oxymoronic, and there is no need for one more kilowatt of coal-fired power on the Southwest Power Grid.
Stop Sithe Global Industries at Desert Rock and Western Peabody Coal at Big Mountain/Black Mesa. --Ann Garrison, San Francisco |
| 599 | vicki leidner | |
| 600 | Mark Barnes | |