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No Industrialization or Gas Plant in Severance, CO

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Barb Coddington
11 years ago

There must be places left for people to live, away from monstor industrialization.

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Kirk Nichols
11 years ago

I came out here for quiet country living, not a industrial wasteland.

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Anonymous
11 years ago

absolutely not! This is no place for big industry!

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Joan Stephenson
11 years ago

This does not belong in any residential area. The people should have a say ,NO!!!!!!

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Rex Blaine
11 years ago

No gas plant in Severance!

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Anonymous
11 years ago

Please do not build this near residential homes!!

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Debra Mauro
11 years ago

No gas plant in Severance.

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Allyson Porteous
11 years ago

We have 3 small children. This is unsafe!

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Jodee Brekke
11 years ago

People over profits!

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Cindy Opong
11 years ago

I used to live in Windsor - would be very concerned for this to be built so close to my friends and family living in the area.

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Anonymous
11 years ago

No keep my kids safe

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Cathy Harris
11 years ago

i am absolutely against this. Anyone that would build such a place within 2 miles of a school has no class, morales and is a money grubbing piece in my opinion. Absolutely crazy!

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Vesta Shapiro
11 years ago

I fully support the town's right to reject this plant.

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Shawn Murray
11 years ago

Let's protect our kids and future. Dr. Murray

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Kelly Gronewold
11 years ago

No thank you.

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Amanda Barnabe
11 years ago

Save the community and schools from potential hazardous outcomes!!!

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Lena Gonzales
11 years ago

We dont want or need this in our town.

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Douglas Henderson
11 years ago

If Colorado wants a healthy future, it needs to invest in a clean future. Continuing to invest in fossil fuels is a path to more pollution and environmental degradation, a legacy we should not leave to our children and grandchildren. It's time to choose for a clean economy and a better future!

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Tate Leisy
11 years ago

No Plant!

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Kendra Griffin
11 years ago Featured

With Vestas, a wind turbine factory, so close it would make sense to support local green energy rather than contribute more pollution to the already bad air of the Front Range. Too bad, since I moved here for the CLEAN AIR 9 years ago. What happened, Colorado?