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No Eversource Jet Plowing Across Little Bay

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Maria Garcia Bulkley
9 years ago

I enjoy vacationing in this area because of the beautiful Great Bay, and am concerned that the SRP will have a negative impact on the ecosystem / water quality.

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Stephanie Scherr
9 years ago

Protect the Great Bay Estuary. NH is being attacked by irresponsible energy companies from Eversource to HydroQuebec's Northern Pass and Governor Sununu's pipeline pals. It's time to stand against unwanted, unneeded projects that are damaging to our natural resources. Support #NHoffshorewind. Find us on Facebook and Twitter to learn more.

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Neal Ferris
9 years ago

Enough problems already with the bay; this would make things worse.

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Susan menelly
9 years ago

Allowing this disturbance to the bay is unthinkable and must be stopped .

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Jennifer Messeder
9 years ago

While I want to support renewable infrastructure, I can't support infrastructure that damages the environment for a low return. Instead, let's look at creating local renewables that don't require long transmission lines and/or huge towers.

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Fran Houlihan
9 years ago

Rrequest that this application be denied by the NH Site Evaluation Committee (SEC) because of the potential for serious environmental impact on the Great Bay Estuary watershed from jet plowing and other methods described in the Eversource application.

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Doreen Desmarais
9 years ago

This is just wrong. Period.

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Miranda Wilder
9 years ago

I am sick of the greed that is controlling the fate of our world. Eversource is a bunch of Trump-supporting fascists that deserves to go out of business. Get a green job or a job in sustainability, don't work for an evil corporation. I will not stand for the destruction of my world or its beautiful oceans.

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Anonymous
9 years ago

TOO RISKY FOR GREAT BAY

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Dr. Nancy Winterbottom
9 years ago

PLEASE DESIST from such foolish ideas! We must find other ways to solve our challenges, but not underwater plowing in the estuaries!

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Mary Bencks
9 years ago

Talking to a UNH student doing research at Jackson Lab last week woke me up on this issue. Just a few of the many areas of research in this estuary: Monitoring macro algae, Integrated Multi-Trophic Aquaculture, restoration of eelgrass and shellfish habitats... Plowing through this area is not the solution for moving energy. Eversource needs to find another way.

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Anonymous
9 years ago

Great Bay is a treasured sensitive estuary with enough environmental threats. Please donor allow Eversource to stir up sediment and endanger water quality even more.

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Nancy Webb
9 years ago

Go away! Find another route. Stay away from Little and Great Bay. We will stand strong and not let you touch our Bays.

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Herbert Moyer
9 years ago

The science does NOT support your proposed project; abandon it !

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Suzanne K. Loder
9 years ago

Please achieve your end by protecting the Bay from unreasonable adverse effects. Where is your verifiable information? No forward movement until it is provided and shown to be without negative impact.

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Anonymous
9 years ago

I oppose this environmentally harmful project. I don't believe there is enough evidence to proceed with this project.

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Carol Tuveson
9 years ago

Does Eversource have any examples of places the jet plow has been used that are similar to Little Bay? I find the lack of verifiable information from Eversource to be very problematic.

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Jeanne Wishengrad
9 years ago

I oppose this unnessary, and potentially quite environmentally harmful project. It will benefit few, and there are better alternatives. We know better than this.

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Ruth Kane
9 years ago

There is not enough information and/or study behind this horrific plan. The bay is in constant assault and is in trouble and once it is gone it will be gone forever!

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K. Ellis
9 years ago

We need to protect Great Bay and Little Bay, especially in a time when the need for this additional energy is in question. There is not enough evidence that this process is safe. Eversource needs to PROVE before they begin that this will not harm the ecosystems.