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Stop the Toxic Coal Train!

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Raymond Barglow
4 years ago

Am very much against this coal transportation proposal!

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Ilka Weston
4 years ago

Do it now.

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Cynthia Ashley
4 years ago

Hell no! You must be kidding me.

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Patricia E Tutor
4 years ago

We need to stop using coal entirely

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Daisy Pistey-Lyhne
4 years ago

Heck no! This injustice shall not stand.

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Carissa Sadlier
4 years ago

NO

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Henriksen Martha
4 years ago

What an incredibly bad idea!!!

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Joseph Edward Pivarnik
4 years ago

Hell NO to coal!

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Gysje Anthonia Kramer
4 years ago

I don't want coal trains polluting our air water and trees. We don't need to supply China with coal. We need to be an example of green energy in every way possible.

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Jo Anne Godinho
4 years ago

I strongly oppose this plan! It does not fit our county for so many reasons!

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Gene Marcinkowski
4 years ago

I'm against the coal train but the one good thing about it is that they would get the SMART tracks to Cloverdale!

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Anonymous
4 years ago

Absurd proposal on all levels. No train, no coal !

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Alex de Grassi
4 years ago

We don't need coal, and we certainly don't need to provide a pathway for it.

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Mary Lynn B Rounds
4 years ago

We need to end coal burning immediately. Our planet should not be held hostage to industries that have already damaged planet. To build infrastructure through the last remaining pristine wilderness in CA is crazy, and our planet cannot tolerate any more selfish, greedy industries.

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Ralph Miller
4 years ago

We do not want a coal train lumbering through our community.

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Anonymous
4 years ago

NO Coal Train. No more fossil fuel projects. #KeepItInTheGround

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Joey McCutchan
4 years ago

Stop this threat to our communities. Nothing good can come from it.

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carol ruth silver
4 years ago

NO to COAL -- any where we can interrupt the supply conduit from ground to fire -- we must do it!

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Elisabeth Fletcher
4 years ago

Thank you Mike!!!

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Mary Rose Kaczorowski
4 years ago

Reductions in coal can make a HUGE difference between potentially increase in catastrophic climate disruption and constraining the planet’s warming to the more survivable levels. The International Energy Agency has found that the cost of building new solar utility-scale projects is cheaper than simply running existing coal plants in places such as China and India, with renewable energy getting cheaper by the day.