| # | Name | Comments |
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| 151 | Gerry Milliken | Enough is enough!
Think of Global Warming, and think also of the years of unconscionable contracts with Native Peoples! |
| 152 | Robin E. Somers | Please do not permit the Desert Rock power plant to go forward for the sake of the Navajo and deleterious and long-term effects the plant would have on climate change. You have a chance to be part of the solution, rather than part of a phenomenal problem. |
| 153 | Rachel Tso | Please vote no to the Desert Rock Power Plant. |
| 154 | Katherine Cordova | With global warming we have no business allowing this. Please stop this project for good! |
| 155 | Somer Shook | We need to be looking to the future and the long term, something that the propents of this issue are not doing. Do not build this plant, or any others like it. Ever. |
| 156 | Deborah Lagutaris | |
| 157 | Maria Rua | |
| 158 | Anonymous | Please consider investing in Green alternatives. Stop the dependence on fossil fuels now. |
| 159 | Barbara Pikus | The assault on Native Americans never ends, does it? This is a shameless proposal, both because it is on Indian land and because of its contribution to global warming. |
| 160 | Bridget Simpson | |
| 161 | Andrea | |
| 162 | Gerald Lofquist | Just when we're trying to reduce carbon emmissions we do not need this belching monster! |
| 163 | Tony Castana | Enough is enough. No Desert Rock Power Plant! |
| 164 | Anonymous | The Reservation is the only thing we as the Navajo poeple have. Why is there always a need to ruin what has been given to us? We have done without electricity and running water for so long. It's 2007 now and there is no one willing to help the Navajo people with that. Plans to destroy land is always easier to do. The Elderly people are the strength of the Navajo people. They are what keeps us together. They are wise. They are hurting because the Reservation as they use to see it is being destroyed. Some have left us and look down at us with a broken heart. Stop being selfish and greedy. LISTEN TO YOUR PEOPLE!!! My area has already been destroyed Thanks to the Coal Mine. I did not exist when it all started. Now I have a voice and I hope it will be heard. |
| 165 | Ralph Summy | Not only is this an anti-indigenous issue but coal-burning power is a major cause of global warming. Please oppose. |
| 166 | Annmarie sauer | Coal fired power-plants cause lung cancer. No more elders should be confronted with this. |
| 167 | Rabiah Al Nur | |
| 168 | Janet Cavallo | Please do not put another power plant in this area. The people in the area have a right to prevent it from harming them, the environment and their way of life. |
| 169 | Potito Saracina | |
| 170 | Anonymous | No power plant on Dine land! |
| 171 | Jennifer Hartl | |
| 172 | Charles Duarte | I am truly a warrior for protecting all of our lands and natural resources that maintain the balance mother earth father sky brother sun and sister moons, the four winds and the four sacred directions. The great spirit needs our love. |
| 173 | Rose Hulligan | I am a member of the Navajo Nation. I strongly OPPOSE HB178 & SB431. There is no room left for more carbon dioxide in our Earth's Atmosphere. We must preserve the Earth for future generations of people, the four legged, and all living things on Earth. Rose Hulligan |
| 174 | William A. Rodriguez | There is no reason to pollute our country anymore than we already have. When will we learn that the reconstruction of our thoughts and ways is what we need to be worried about, not the energy that we waste to create more waste. |
| 175 | Richard M. Fellows | Expanding SW coal burning capacity is piling tragedy on travesty. There is no arguing it is humane, ecological or reflective of an intelligent species. Native Americans are suffering decades of relocation policies, lands cannot be reclaimed to their original beauty and global warming is impacting more regions more severely each year. |
| 176 | kENNETH QUINN | coal burning power plants are one of the greatest contributers of global warming. its time we incorporate major renewable alternatives to meet our energy needs |
| 177 | Lisa Appleton | |
| 178 | Anonymous | This is unfair. |
| 179 | Luellen Kazan | |
| 180 | rita sebastian | |
| 181 | Christinia Eala | How is it possible that the corporate powers that be can ignore the effects the existing power plants have on the environment? I have heard Native peoples say this..." and so man created poisons to destroy the ants, cockroaches, spiders, mosquitos, etc. We still have ants, cockroaches, spiders, mosquitos, etc, and it is only ourselves that we are successfully destroying with the poisons and the pollutants created by the development of these things." Stop your madness please. |
| 182 | Robin Thayer | |
| 183 | Kenneth Dinér | |
| 184 | Jeanette Brodin Dinér | |
| 185 | Mary Bull | The NEW DEMOCRATIC CONGRESS must stop the trashing of indigenous peoples and the earth! You must also stop the burning of coal for power--the NUMBER ONE CAUSE of GLOBAL WARMING! This is a lose-lose situation!!! NO on HB178 & SB431!!! |
| 186 | Sandra Bohling | NO MORE!, NO MORE POWERPLANT ON THE NAVAJO RESERVATION!. PLEASE STOP! I AM DINE', LISTEN TO US, ENOUGH IS ENOUGH! A DEFINITE NO TO DESERT ROCK POWER PLANT. NO! NO! |
| 187 | Kristopher Barney | |
| 188 | Juliet Calabi | |
| 189 | Stephen Brittle | |
| 190 | Renee Still Day | No more! No more contamination of Indian lands and peoples! This madness needs to stop NOW!! |
| 191 | Arthur J. Miller | |
| 192 | Etnairis Rivea | |
| 193 | Roy Kady | My people DO NOT want another monster in our yard, we are depleting our Mother of it's energy necessary to continue on and stay alive for the next generations. I urge you to support The Doo'da Desert Rock Coalition and it's supporters, the Dine in stopping this dirty monster, we need our early morning dawn color of white again, a symbol of hope, not yellow as it is now! THANK YOU |
| 194 | Peter and Jean Ossorio | |
| 195 | April Tchiguka | |
| 196 | Julia Rouvier | Enough dirty industry on indigenous land! Enough wasting of water and precious natural resources!
Here in the Southwest, the sun is shining and the wind is blowing. It is time for clean energy NOW! |
| 197 | Sara Hayes | It's time to put people's health and their desire to protect their homeland in front of dollars. Coal plants are notorious for polluting the environment with carbon dioxide emissions that will add to the global warming problems we have now, as well as adding more mercury and selenium into the environment, thus negatively affecting the wildlife, animal life, and the quality of human life in the area. Rather than adding to problems that are already negatively affecting all, renewable energy sources need to be developed in the interest of protecting Mother Earth for those generations yet to come. Dirty coal will never be the answer! |
| 198 | walkingdeer | lets not let this go on the rapeing of our mother the earth |
| 199 | Anonymous | The European Union just last week agreed to binding cuts in greenhouse gas emissions,
Our own congress is now taking the issue seriously, and gloobal warming is a buzzword in Washington.
To invest in coal is an archaic endeavor at this juncture in time. New Mexico is a sun state, and should be taking the lead in solar energy. |
| 200 | Anonymous | I strongly oppose the building of the 1,500 megawat Desert Rock coal fired power plant in New Mexico. |