I was save the community and my child’s health future!
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Sandy
5 years ago
Lets not destroy one of the most precious things Memphis has !!
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Janet Cooper
5 years ago
This pipeline by any design is poorly placed. The possibility of leaks and spills are too high, as shown by this company's history, and even the best design does not forward what should be our goals of more sustainable energy sources. I want the water I use daily to NOT be endangered by this pipeline.
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Zoe Duran
5 years ago
I am against any and all pipelines that jeopardize the only clean water supply for over 125 million people.
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Robin Happel
5 years ago
As someone who was born and raised in Tennessee, I am very concerned by the potential impact of this project on our aquifers and clean water. Thank you for your consideration!
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Rebeca Gonzalez
5 years ago
Keep it away!!!
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Shelley Simmons
5 years ago
Leave our clean water alone. Use the pipe line that was shut down.
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Chris Macklin
5 years ago
Someone to care about people more than money
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Brian Young
5 years ago
No oil pipeline. Keep our water clean
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Irene Leech
5 years ago
Stop forcing infrastructure into communities that won't benefit from it & instead will be hurt.
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Anonymous
5 years ago
No one wants dirty water.
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Christopher Mathews
5 years ago
Our ground water is important! Period
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Erica Wilburn Crutcher
5 years ago
NO PIPELINE IN OUR COMMUNITY. PLEASE DON'T CONTAMINATE OUR WATER SOURCE
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Olivia avery
5 years ago
No oil. There are lives at stake here.
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Mark
5 years ago
It’s a risky project.
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Anonymous
5 years ago
Please stop the byhalia pipeline, it will be a detriment to our water source!!
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Dr Danielle Wright
5 years ago
I am strongly opposed of this pipeline. We just got out of a small water crisis from a winter storm that caused a boil water advisory. This pipeline can potentially cause irreparable damge to the water supply thaf a boil water advisory can not fix. WE DO NOT WANT TO BE ANOTHER CITY LIKE FLINT!
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Stephanie Cross
5 years ago
As we have seen this week, clean drinking water is a precious resource and must be protected!
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Stephanie Shankle
5 years ago
I am NOT ok with any aspect of this project from the risk of ruining the Memphis aquifer, to taking advantage of small communities, to the impact that oil companies have already had on the gulf ocean. Absolutely not. Find better solutions NOW
I was save the community and my child’s health future!
Lets not destroy one of the most precious things Memphis has !!
This pipeline by any design is poorly placed. The possibility of leaks and spills are too high, as shown by this company's history, and even the best design does not forward what should be our goals of more sustainable energy sources. I want the water I use daily to NOT be endangered by this pipeline.
I am against any and all pipelines that jeopardize the only clean water supply for over 125 million people.
As someone who was born and raised in Tennessee, I am very concerned by the potential impact of this project on our aquifers and clean water. Thank you for your consideration!
Keep it away!!!
Leave our clean water alone. Use the pipe line that was shut down.
Someone to care about people more than money
No oil pipeline. Keep our water clean
Stop forcing infrastructure into communities that won't benefit from it & instead will be hurt.
No one wants dirty water.
Our ground water is important! Period
NO PIPELINE IN OUR COMMUNITY. PLEASE DON'T CONTAMINATE OUR WATER SOURCE
No oil. There are lives at stake here.
It’s a risky project.
Please stop the byhalia pipeline, it will be a detriment to our water source!!
I am strongly opposed of this pipeline. We just got out of a small water crisis from a winter storm that caused a boil water advisory. This pipeline can potentially cause irreparable damge to the water supply thaf a boil water advisory can not fix. WE DO NOT WANT TO BE ANOTHER CITY LIKE FLINT!
As we have seen this week, clean drinking water is a precious resource and must be protected!
I am NOT ok with any aspect of this project from the risk of ruining the Memphis aquifer, to taking advantage of small communities, to the impact that oil companies have already had on the gulf ocean. Absolutely not. Find better solutions NOW
No