Please pay attention to the bill coming your direction. Under the legislation, introduced by sponsors State Assemblyman Fred W. Thiele Jr. and Senator Kenneth P. LaValle on Thursday, May 9, mining would be prohibited on contaminated sites within the state’s special groundwater protection areas. Make sure this is NOT discussed behind closed doors and that the public is able to see and hear any and all arguments to keep the whole mine space open any longer and who is advocating such disregard for laws in place for decades- much less the health of our local environment.
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Vincent Harris
7 years ago
This is a serious health issue for our community!
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elisabeth biondi
7 years ago
we need to stop pollution--clean water is esstial to our lives!
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Gwendolyn Hankin
7 years ago
Sand Land Mine Hearing should be called.
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Arthur French
7 years ago
We have the same concerns here in Wainscott
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DEIRDRE WILSON
7 years ago
Please call a hearing stop the pollution
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Doreen Johnston
7 years ago
This is an urgent disaster. We cannot allow our drinking water to be continuously contaminated given all the information on tests done on this site.
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maria schon
7 years ago
I would like a public hearing on the DEC's granting of a permit to the Sand Land Mine to continue mining and polluting our ground water in the Hamptons.
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Aaron Virgin
7 years ago
"It's about the water" - Andrew Cuomo
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Bastienne Schmidt
7 years ago
Stop the landline, a clean environment for our children!
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Kristina Lange
7 years ago
Is this how Governor Cuomo demonstrates his commitment to water quality? By letting the NYS DEC turn a blind eye, year after year, to Sand Land's ongoing polluting of our groundwater? The East End and Flint, MI have more in common than you would think.
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Joyce Brian
7 years ago
We need uncontaminated water. Stop the land mine.
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Jeffrey Sander
7 years ago
A fair hearing with the public is absolutely necessary.
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Robert Cohen
7 years ago
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The Sag Harbor/Noyac community was shocked at the proposed 8 year Mining permit for Sand Land. We had worked so diligently in collecting scientific data - offering presentations to the community of contaminants on our groundwater
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Stephanie joyce
7 years ago
Please save our ground water and stop the land mine. Thank you for caring.
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Nina Yankowitz
7 years ago
Endangering human lives for monetary gains and development is an abuse of power by elected officials who were voted to protect the well being of inhabitants.
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Sandra Ferguson
7 years ago
How dare the DEC render such a disastrous decision! Yes, yes, yes to a public hearing.
Please pay attention to the bill coming your direction. Under the legislation, introduced by sponsors State Assemblyman Fred W. Thiele Jr. and Senator Kenneth P. LaValle on Thursday, May 9, mining would be prohibited on contaminated sites within the state’s special groundwater protection areas. Make sure this is NOT discussed behind closed doors and that the public is able to see and hear any and all arguments to keep the whole mine space open any longer and who is advocating such disregard for laws in place for decades- much less the health of our local environment.
This is a serious health issue for our community!
we need to stop pollution--clean water is esstial to our lives!
Sand Land Mine Hearing should be called.
We have the same concerns here in Wainscott
Please call a hearing stop the pollution
This is an urgent disaster. We cannot allow our drinking water to be continuously contaminated given all the information on tests done on this site.
I would like a public hearing on the DEC's granting of a permit to the Sand Land Mine to continue mining and polluting our ground water in the Hamptons.
"It's about the water" - Andrew Cuomo
Stop the landline, a clean environment for our children!
Is this how Governor Cuomo demonstrates his commitment to water quality? By letting the NYS DEC turn a blind eye, year after year, to Sand Land's ongoing polluting of our groundwater? The East End and Flint, MI have more in common than you would think.
We need uncontaminated water. Stop the land mine.
A fair hearing with the public is absolutely necessary.
The Sag Harbor/Noyac community was shocked at the proposed 8 year Mining permit for Sand Land. We had worked so diligently in collecting scientific data - offering presentations to the community of contaminants on our groundwater
Please save our ground water and stop the land mine. Thank you for caring.
Endangering human lives for monetary gains and development is an abuse of power by elected officials who were voted to protect the well being of inhabitants.
How dare the DEC render such a disastrous decision! Yes, yes, yes to a public hearing.
Water is the source of Life.
Please allow a hearing
Please allow a hearing