Private planes are enormous contributors to air pollution and noise. It is in our collective and individual interests to stop any expansion at Hanscom field for our health and that of our grandchildren and our planet.
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David Bresnick
3 years ago
Stop helping the ultra wealthy at the expense of the the surrounding communities.
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Harvey Malchow
3 years ago
air traffic is relentless
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Khaleda Shaikh
3 years ago
We are a 19-Homes Concord Home Associate, in a very close proximity to Hanscom Air/Atlantic Aviation and a neighborhood of young developing children and elderly population are suffering from jet fuel and noise pollution for years now days and late nights as it is from Hansom/Port Authority operation and strongly opposes further expansion to not to deteriorate our health and wellbeing further more in such a Historic and Serene surrounding towns
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Anne Hollander
3 years ago
We must stop growing private jet traffic. The harms to our shared environment, the public, health, and future generations far outweigh the benefits to a select few.
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Anonymous
3 years ago
In case you think this is just wealthy people, I am a single mother renting in the area.
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Heidi Kaiter
3 years ago
This project will increase the volume of toxic chemicals that are sprayed into the air. If you have a conscience, you will not allow the Hanscom Jet expansion project to proceed.
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Pamela Dritt
3 years ago
Unless the Hanscom expansion is restricted to all-electric jets, it is a bad idea economically and environmentally. I am a retired teacher and mom living in Concord MA.
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Alicia Googins
3 years ago
This will directly and negatively affect the environment, and my family and three children. Rich people don’t need more places to land their private, gas-guzzling jets.
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Anonymous
3 years ago
Planes are loud enough to damage hearing and stop all talking when they approach over our house.
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Gerard J Jansen
3 years ago
These flights contribute significantly to global warming, there is no benefit to surrounding communities.
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Bill Smith
3 years ago
I agree that we should not be encouraging more private jet travel
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Fran Ludwig
3 years ago
Encouraging this increase in CO2 by expanding private jet capacity at Hanscom is OPPOSITE to the reductions in CO2 urged by the latest IPPC report.
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Richard Keleher
3 years ago
Please do not let the expansion of private jet hangar space proceed at Hanscomb AFB. The amount of carbon emitted by these jets is obscene!
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Pat keane
3 years ago
I am so worried for the environment with such a plan!!! Please please do all that you can to stop this horrible plan from moving forward!
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vj furniss
3 years ago
Not fair for the local communities to have to bear the brunt of more air and noise pollution so a few can have the convenience of their private jet use.
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Anna Baucom
3 years ago
Pollution from private jets is incredible, we don't need to support that
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Brooks Stevens
3 years ago
Too much pollution over my house next door!
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Nancy Wolk
3 years ago
This is a setback for our fight against Climate Change. We need to have LESS private aircraft.
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Stephen Way
3 years ago
I live in the direct line of the runway and see small jets constantly throughout the day and night already. This expansion would impact me and my family, as well as my property drastically if larger and/or more aircraft were to be allowed.
Private planes are enormous contributors to air pollution and noise. It is in our collective and individual interests to stop any expansion at Hanscom field for our health and that of our grandchildren and our planet.
Stop helping the ultra wealthy at the expense of the the surrounding communities.
air traffic is relentless
We are a 19-Homes Concord Home Associate, in a very close proximity to Hanscom Air/Atlantic Aviation and a neighborhood of young developing children and elderly population are suffering from jet fuel and noise pollution for years now days and late nights as it is from Hansom/Port Authority operation and strongly opposes further expansion to not to deteriorate our health and wellbeing further more in such a Historic and Serene surrounding towns
We must stop growing private jet traffic. The harms to our shared environment, the public, health, and future generations far outweigh the benefits to a select few.
In case you think this is just wealthy people, I am a single mother renting in the area.
This project will increase the volume of toxic chemicals that are sprayed into the air. If you have a conscience, you will not allow the Hanscom Jet expansion project to proceed.
Unless the Hanscom expansion is restricted to all-electric jets, it is a bad idea economically and environmentally. I am a retired teacher and mom living in Concord MA.
This will directly and negatively affect the environment, and my family and three children. Rich people don’t need more places to land their private, gas-guzzling jets.
Planes are loud enough to damage hearing and stop all talking when they approach over our house.
These flights contribute significantly to global warming, there is no benefit to surrounding communities.
I agree that we should not be encouraging more private jet travel
Encouraging this increase in CO2 by expanding private jet capacity at Hanscom is OPPOSITE to the reductions in CO2 urged by the latest IPPC report.
Please do not let the expansion of private jet hangar space proceed at Hanscomb AFB. The amount of carbon emitted by these jets is obscene!
I am so worried for the environment with such a plan!!! Please please do all that you can to stop this horrible plan from moving forward!
Not fair for the local communities to have to bear the brunt of more air and noise pollution so a few can have the convenience of their private jet use.
Pollution from private jets is incredible, we don't need to support that
Too much pollution over my house next door!
This is a setback for our fight against Climate Change. We need to have LESS private aircraft.
I live in the direct line of the runway and see small jets constantly throughout the day and night already. This expansion would impact me and my family, as well as my property drastically if larger and/or more aircraft were to be allowed.