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Demand a Public Hearing from the DEC

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Anonymous
7 years ago

This is an outrage. How can people lives not matter?

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Eileen Gallagher
7 years ago Featured

I was instrumental in getting Suffolk County Water on Millstone Road Residents near Noyac Road said the dogs wouldn’t even drink the well water!!! Shut down the Sand Mine It is illegal and poisoning people! Eileen Gallagher

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Leslie Bella-Henry
7 years ago Featured

It is beyond comprehension that the DEC would reverse its own decision that was based on EVIDENCE of cancer causing contaminants in the groundwater. This is obscene. There is no question that a public hearing must be held.

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Mike Anthony
7 years ago

Extending Sand Land Mine's useful life by 8 years is detrimental to the health of Eastern Long Island residents.

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Meikle Blossom
7 years ago

Clean water means healthy lives. No more polluting our local water!

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jeffrey I Werden
7 years ago

this is an assault on the water we all depend upon to sustain our living in this community

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Anonymous
7 years ago

Demand a public hearing on this serious health issue

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JOANNA D'ANGELO
7 years ago

It is appalling that the DEC would allow a resource so precious and pure to be put in jeopardy. Every means possible needs to be taken to renege this permit

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Harold Thomas
7 years ago

Please stop polluting the water!

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Michael pierce
7 years ago

The affected public needs answers and the opportunity to weigh in on this matter.

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Michael Kamph
7 years ago

Smarten up

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Leonard DiGiovanna
7 years ago

UNDER NO CIRCUMSTANCES SHOULD THIS GO AHEAD WITHOUT A PUBLIC HEARING!!

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shareen kamph
7 years ago

shareen kamph

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Anonymous
7 years ago

Granting this permit was a mistake. The Sand Land Mine must be shut down.

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Maria Matthiessen
7 years ago

Extremely concerned about mining-related water contamination.

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Francis DiSpigna
7 years ago

No common sense....new hearing please !

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Steve Miller
7 years ago

our communal health trumps the rights of a private business to poison our water

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PETER DESCOVICH
7 years ago

Our groundwater is constantly under attack and to allow this mining to continue is an outrage.

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Alexandra Eames
7 years ago

Clean water equals life.

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Terry Richards
7 years ago

Public Hearing is requested