Questions need to be answered before any such excavation begins
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Diana Carroll
9 years ago
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Millions and millions of dollars have been spent to improve the health of Great Bay and there has been some progress but jet plowing may reverse the work that has been done. Who will pay for that?
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Virginia Cole
9 years ago
We must save this important part of our ecosystem of Great Bay and all the surrounding areas.
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Laura Brown
9 years ago
I own an oyster farm in Great Bay and I am extremely concerned about the effects of the jet plowing on my live oyster bed. I have invested countless hours of hard work and finances into making this organic,earth friendly farm a healthy business. Recent reports don't make me feel like the jet plowing will be safe for the fragile ecosystem. There are other routes to take and I believe Eversource should find the most unobtrusive and safe route possible. Please support the bay and the community who cares about a beautiful, rare bay by saying no to Eversource.
Thank you.
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Nancy Bulkley
9 years ago
If it is really needed for our Seacoast Community then Find another way around Great Bay!
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Michael Firczuk
9 years ago
Do what is right: there are other and better solutions.
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Francoise Meissner
9 years ago
Jet-plowing has not been proven to be safe and could cause irreparable damage to the Great Bay estuary!
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Joan Friel
9 years ago
I do not want Eversource to jet plow Great Bay or put enhanced power lines thru Durham Ever!!!
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James hollister
9 years ago
Please do not destroy great bay.
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Marie Katrak
9 years ago
This project has the potential of destroying the ecosystem and at the very least, seriously disrupting it.
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Erica Tauriello
9 years ago
Please don't allow Eversource or any utility to destroy the bay or our wonderful town.
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Sally Ford
9 years ago
The beautiful Little and Great Bay must be saved from untested, untried jet plowing. Eversource needs to rethink it. There must be a better way and with all the technology available in this 21st century.
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Lizzie Higginson
9 years ago
As a longtime resident of Durham, I have yet to be convinced that Eversource has the community's best interest at heart. Our environment is too precious to risk.
Questions need to be answered before any such excavation begins
Millions and millions of dollars have been spent to improve the health of Great Bay and there has been some progress but jet plowing may reverse the work that has been done. Who will pay for that?
We must save this important part of our ecosystem of Great Bay and all the surrounding areas.
I own an oyster farm in Great Bay and I am extremely concerned about the effects of the jet plowing on my live oyster bed. I have invested countless hours of hard work and finances into making this organic,earth friendly farm a healthy business. Recent reports don't make me feel like the jet plowing will be safe for the fragile ecosystem. There are other routes to take and I believe Eversource should find the most unobtrusive and safe route possible. Please support the bay and the community who cares about a beautiful, rare bay by saying no to Eversource. Thank you.
If it is really needed for our Seacoast Community then Find another way around Great Bay!
Do what is right: there are other and better solutions.
Jet-plowing has not been proven to be safe and could cause irreparable damage to the Great Bay estuary!
I do not want Eversource to jet plow Great Bay or put enhanced power lines thru Durham Ever!!!
Please do not destroy great bay.
This project has the potential of destroying the ecosystem and at the very least, seriously disrupting it.
Please don't allow Eversource or any utility to destroy the bay or our wonderful town.
The beautiful Little and Great Bay must be saved from untested, untried jet plowing. Eversource needs to rethink it. There must be a better way and with all the technology available in this 21st century.
As a longtime resident of Durham, I have yet to be convinced that Eversource has the community's best interest at heart. Our environment is too precious to risk.
Nancy Bulkley