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Stop Private Jet Expansion at Hanscom or Anywhere

2,235 Comments

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Will thibodeau
3 years ago

It’s so bad already

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Michelle Race
3 years ago

Please it’s so loud all hours of the night already

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Linda Ziemba
3 years ago

Thank you Maura Healey! Thank you Bill McKibben! Thank you all who are signing!

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jayne goodridge
3 years ago

We cannot not let this happen!

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Matthew Steele
3 years ago

This is a step in the wrong direction. Lexington, MA

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John Luke Mills
3 years ago

Get rid of the tax breaks.

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Anne Lloyd
3 years ago

I realize I ama Vt resident and this is about a Mass. private jet port. The Climate Crisis has no boundaries, so this is really not a factor. Thank you for listening!

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Anonymous
3 years ago

Ban the expansion at Hanscom!

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Anonymous
3 years ago

Stop the madness!

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Charles Gargiulo
3 years ago

Are we ever going to PRIORITIZE Climate Change, or just keep talking about how much we care, only to cave in to the "needs" of the wealthy and powerful.

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Patrick Flaherty
3 years ago

Wealthy individuals produce exponentially more carbon waste than the rest of us, and this would only help them abuse their wealth and our planet.

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Mark Conway
3 years ago

The idea that the rich 1% get to drive air and noise pollution so they can fly private jets is absolutely ludicrous & wrong!!

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Anonymous
3 years ago

Carlisle, MA

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Edward Barker
3 years ago

Please stop expansion of the Hanscom Field.

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Joanna DelMonaco
3 years ago

The new flight paths have ruined our experience spending time outdoors. I lived in East Boston and dealt with the horrible noise pollution. I say NO!!!

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James Burke
3 years ago

Not a good idea

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Karin Schumacher
3 years ago

No. Just no.

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Frances Knott
3 years ago

Governor Healy you have the power to 'do the right thing' about the devastating impact of this proposed expansion at Hanscom. The people of our state need you to stop Massport expansion. You are empowered to set an example for others to follow. Be courageous!

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Lucas Duval
3 years ago

I pray to see this and other private jet projects stopped. Allowing this kind of development that isn't needed for public wellbeing directly impacts the water people drink and the air we breathe, as well as increasing the risk for flooding in the areas that would have absorbed the rain through complex root systems. Allowing this is a bad move that will be more costly to the state in the long run because infrastructure will be damaged by the effects of wetlands drained.

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Anonymous
3 years ago

Newtown, Conn.