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Stop the Toxic Coal Train!

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Bonnie MacRaith
5 years ago

First - No One wants coal going through our Beautiful North Coast! Second - Coal is antiquated, highly toxic and is helping ruin the planet. So NO WAY is coal coming through here!

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N Leveille
5 years ago

Coal must be stopped - it will ruin all in its path.

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Richard DeVol
5 years ago

No effing way!

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Joan Olson
5 years ago

Stop these short-sighted, money-grubbing polluters!

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Melissa Atkinson Brazis
5 years ago

This is wrong & has the potential for calamity for people & the environment. This should be STOPPED before they begin to roll. NO! NO! NO!

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Marcy Howe
5 years ago

It's time to move on from coal to less toxic, more renewable resources.

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Andrew Hyman
5 years ago

Hell No To Toxic Train!!

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Danya Clark
5 years ago

Unbelievable! This is an assault against all of us.

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Barbara Farrell
5 years ago

This makes no sense at all…no to coal on trains and no to coal at all

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GERALD Katz
5 years ago

Why is anyone investing in Coal the worst, most toxic, climate damaging source of energy when real renewable energy solar, wind, biofuelss, small hydro, ocean energy, geothermal, efficiency, energy storage and hydrogen are not only clean and sustainable but lower costs than coal or nuclear. Stop coal protect land air water economy and lives from dirty coal NOW.

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Laurel Trimboli
5 years ago

I’m all about the rails being reconstructed but NOT for this!

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Rachelle Heartte
5 years ago

Environmentally unsound!

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Davlyn Garver
5 years ago

Say no to the coal train.

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Anonymous
5 years ago

No coal transport on our local railways.

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Darrel Hohenberger
5 years ago

No coal!

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Bunny Wilder
5 years ago

Hell No!

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Erin Brown
5 years ago

Protect our environment. No on coal production and transportation

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Paul Martini
5 years ago

Stop

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Diqui LaPenta
5 years ago

How many times do we have to fight this exact battle against forces that want an impossible railway? There’s no evidence that reviving that dead rail line is remotely possible (without billions of dollars to build/maintain and without catastrophic environmental threat).

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Tammy
5 years ago

Hell no