LINCOLN COUNTY MISSOURI RESIDENTS' PETITION FOR A MORATORIUM
313 Comments
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Jake Boston
1 month ago
It's not best for the actual people that live here.
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Kurtis Prinstervvhvg
1 month ago
We don’t need data centers. We need affordable groceries and homes.
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Kim Zappala
1 month ago
I am signing in hopes of stopping the solar farm and data center from being built in the Whiteside/Silex area. It is a waste of the farmland and will cause environmental damage for centuries to come.
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Rachel Ramshaw
1 month ago
My family has lived and farmed in Lincoln County for 100+ years. The blood, sweat and tears in that soil deserves respect.
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Brian Lamb
1 month ago
They are killing us all slowly!
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Benita Norris
1 month ago
Love Troy the way it was!
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Dayne Carnahan
1 month ago
we need to keep what Farmland we still have once all the Farmland is gone where is the food going to come from
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Shelby McGahan
1 month ago
Lincoln County is on the precipice of decisions that will make or break the county in its next phase of growth. The decision to add large dangerous infrastructure without the voice of the people goes against my belief in what Lincoln County has been and how Lincoln County should grow.
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Leslie Boaz-Schlueter
1 month ago
To preserve the farm land and families of this county.
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Stormi Henry
1 month ago
This impacts our environment, community, and our way of life.
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Mark Sitar
1 month ago
I do not want these built on fertile growing ground where our food supply comes from as the Earth population grows, and there are more mouths to feed… if we as a human racedo need to build these we need to build them in Rocky terrain that is no good to race cattle or grow food.
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Melissa Lukens
1 month ago
It’s important for us to look out for future generations
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Michael Waters
1 month ago
I like living in the country I moved here so I could don't mess with it.
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Robert Fielder
1 month ago
Alot of things need to be figured out before a decision is made. The residents of the area should have the final say.
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Alexis Vollmer
1 month ago
First, it was go paperless to save the trees. Now, it's we're taking farmland and woodland to build data centers that we know pollute the air and water, cause detrimental health issues to people, wildlife, and livestock, and will cause irreversible damage to the environment. When will the people of this country say enough and do what our forefathers would have done by now? I'm signing to have another voice heard but remember: both sides have to listen and you can't talk to ignorance and greed
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Michelle H
1 month ago
I'm concerned for myself and the all the Wildlife here. Plus Lincoln County is already below poverty level with many on SSI and food stamps. We can't afford any more utility increases. I don't want to be forced to sell out, because I can't afford to live in my home anymore (or I have to live like the Amish).
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Suzanne Scott
1 month ago
The surrounding fire and police departments cannot handle a fire or trouble at this kind of site.
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Beverly Johnson
1 month ago
I like living in a rural community. We need our farmland.
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Pam Creech
1 month ago
This is precious valuable farm land that raises crops for themselves and others. We dont need to sell these family farms for data centers.
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Supporter
1 month ago
Tired of a monopoly and their forced high prices, making it harder for seniors on a limited budget to survive.
It's not best for the actual people that live here.
We don’t need data centers. We need affordable groceries and homes.
I am signing in hopes of stopping the solar farm and data center from being built in the Whiteside/Silex area. It is a waste of the farmland and will cause environmental damage for centuries to come.
My family has lived and farmed in Lincoln County for 100+ years. The blood, sweat and tears in that soil deserves respect.
They are killing us all slowly!
Love Troy the way it was!
we need to keep what Farmland we still have once all the Farmland is gone where is the food going to come from
Lincoln County is on the precipice of decisions that will make or break the county in its next phase of growth. The decision to add large dangerous infrastructure without the voice of the people goes against my belief in what Lincoln County has been and how Lincoln County should grow.
To preserve the farm land and families of this county.
This impacts our environment, community, and our way of life.
I do not want these built on fertile growing ground where our food supply comes from as the Earth population grows, and there are more mouths to feed… if we as a human racedo need to build these we need to build them in Rocky terrain that is no good to race cattle or grow food.
It’s important for us to look out for future generations
I like living in the country I moved here so I could don't mess with it.
Alot of things need to be figured out before a decision is made. The residents of the area should have the final say.
First, it was go paperless to save the trees. Now, it's we're taking farmland and woodland to build data centers that we know pollute the air and water, cause detrimental health issues to people, wildlife, and livestock, and will cause irreversible damage to the environment. When will the people of this country say enough and do what our forefathers would have done by now? I'm signing to have another voice heard but remember: both sides have to listen and you can't talk to ignorance and greed
I'm concerned for myself and the all the Wildlife here. Plus Lincoln County is already below poverty level with many on SSI and food stamps. We can't afford any more utility increases. I don't want to be forced to sell out, because I can't afford to live in my home anymore (or I have to live like the Amish).
The surrounding fire and police departments cannot handle a fire or trouble at this kind of site.
I like living in a rural community. We need our farmland.
This is precious valuable farm land that raises crops for themselves and others. We dont need to sell these family farms for data centers.
Tired of a monopoly and their forced high prices, making it harder for seniors on a limited budget to survive.