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save the coal fired plants

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Greg Massey
6 years ago

As a union millwright that gets up to 75% of my annual income from working in, and living in the Pacific northwest, yes.

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Ronald Wilson
6 years ago

There’s no way in the world that coal is polluting the earth as much as they say it is. That theory is a big scare tactic so the politicians (democrats)can line their pockets with money!

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John Froust
6 years ago

I work in the power plant industry, including coal plants.

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Jacob Evenson
6 years ago

Boilermakers Local 627 out of Phoenix Arizona has work at San Juan generating station Coronado generating station Springerville generating station aps Cholla our plan aps 4 Corners power plan and many many more several of these plants are shutting down in the next few years and we are losing hundreds and hundreds of jobs the last major outage we did at aps 4 Corners at 420 Boilermakers on it between four contractors When they are counting jobs being lost they are not thinking of the temporary outage workers that come in during the shut downs and maintenance work

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Diana Robinette
6 years ago

Save Montana coal power plant and Montana coal

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Craig Dudley
6 years ago

These plants are vital to the stability of our power grid and they create thousands of good paying jobs.

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Belindabirmingham
6 years ago

Help us

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Eric Grazin
6 years ago

Make Coal Great Again

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Aaron
6 years ago

Keep the coal plants open. Closing coal plants hurt everybody as a whole not only the locals but Tradesman as well who come to these plants to help keep them running that's how we make our living Millwright local 1607

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Elizabeth Delgado
6 years ago

Save!!

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Rebecca Gookin
6 years ago

Keep our coal. We need it as it’s more affordable than starting all over with wind generators..

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grace lee
6 years ago

> claims that coal power plants are harming the environment as claimed and new studies have recently shown that these types of plants do virtually no harm to the environment as claimed Ignoring the word salad that this is, claiming there are studies and failing the burden of proof to provide sources is blunder 101. All I see are a bunch of whiney conservative snowflakes crying "muh jobs!" There is a reason the global economy is making a shift toward renewable energy. The pushback is simply corporate entities more worried about their short-term profit than long-term cause and effect. Coal workers should train in renewable energy jobs. If they don't at this point, they've only got themselves to blame if they find themselves without work, because we know this is a long time coming. I'm probably talking to a brick wall, though. Right-wingers have been conditioned to believe whatever talking points come their way without running them by their own critical thinking skills, because coming to any conclusion other than what the status quo demands is shunned in that community. Quite sad, really. RIP America > Anything to upset the clubs plans "Policies? Who cares about that? Own the libs! Murica!" Sound familiar? God help you all.

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Carl pankowski
6 years ago

Education is key not theorys

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Catherine Niner
6 years ago

We have cleaner coal in Wy. I don't think we are ready to totally phase out Coal plants , and there has to be some balance as we go . Train the coal miners for other energy jobs , but don't just lay them all off . Even if they are all big babies when life gets hard for them .

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Mike Anderson
6 years ago

Keep coal alive

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Anthony Kern
6 years ago

Boilermakers 11

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Duane white
6 years ago

We need our coal plants or our electricity is going to get a lot more expensive

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Austin
6 years ago

We need coal for cheaper electricity

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James wright
6 years ago

Once again, it's the minority that is trying to take control and put out fake news.

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patti j olesen
6 years ago

save our coal plants