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No Eversource Jet Plowing Across Little Bay

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Tom Fredenburg
9 years ago

I operate an oyster farm not far from this proposed project, and I can't see how we will protect our oysters from the silt it will create. There has to be a less risky way to do this.

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Carden Welsh
9 years ago

We cannot risk further damage to this extremely important estuary.

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George Stamos
9 years ago

Do not disrupt current conditions with Jet Plowing.

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Katelyn Foley
9 years ago

Protecting the environment is protecting our future.

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Dan Olken
9 years ago

No, find another way

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Heidi Lockwood
9 years ago

Let's avoid the kind of catastrophe that happened in the 90s with the contamination of the watershed around Pease tradeport.

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Donna Weisman
9 years ago

No Eversource Jet Plowing Across Little Bay.

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Kristine bell
9 years ago

Signed by a resident of the area

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Suzanne Marino
9 years ago

Good luck!

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Paul Marino
9 years ago

Let's find another route.

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Hunter munro
9 years ago

Nah dude!

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phyllis heilbronner
9 years ago

I support the position that the Eversource application of jet plowing in the Great Bay Estuary watershed should be denied as now proposed.

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Gordon Fischer
9 years ago

Leave the Great Bay Estuary alone, it will be an ecological disaster and harm Oyster farmers that have invested time and money to earn a living. Sometimes the cheapest option is not the best.

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Susan Dewhirst
9 years ago

Please don't mess with the fragile Great Bay.

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harriet forkey
9 years ago

There must be some alternatives! I don't even think the project is necessary or feasible. This area must be protected as the great bay estuary is precious fot this area.

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Richard gsottschneider
9 years ago

Opposed to entire plan. No need.

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Jennifer Renee
9 years ago

Please find a better alternative.

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Jenn Fischer
9 years ago

Please use other alternatives!!!

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Chris Phillips
9 years ago

As an oyster farmer in little bay and a resident on the oyster river I believe there has not been enough thorough testing of the plowing method and the possible effects on the wstershed.

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Anonymous
9 years ago

Conventional dredging would be less environmentally risky.