It should not be so close to residential property and the Quarry is the worse location you could ever pick. Are you serious.
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Lisa Sarkis
11 years ago
This is very unsafe considering the daily blasts from the quarry, they are felt at my house and I'm 2 miles away. I can go for a run on these streets and smell natural gas, I'm against this build!
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Deirdre Zaferacopoulos
11 years ago
I am opposed to the installation of Lateral Pipeline for the Dedham West Roxbury area !
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Christine Ryan
11 years ago
I am opposed to the installation of the West Roxbury Lateral Pipeline. Find another less densely populated area to build your pipeline.
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Susan Clancy
11 years ago
This is a dangerous idea for a heavily populated urban area.
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LUIZ de Oliveira
11 years ago
Not much confidence that FERC will work for the people while getting paid by the gas and oil companies.
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Rachel mcgregor
11 years ago
We do not want this gas line. Being a resident that would not survive a blast or a leak, I have to ask, would Spetra be okay with their famy on this zone?
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Jessica Porter
11 years ago
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I wish I felt more confident that FERC would act responsibly on this matter and stop or at least reroute this pipeline. The fact that the FERC Chair was previous CEO of National Grid, which will profit greatly from the pipeline, makes me skeptical.
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Theresa Gaignard
11 years ago
Hi Richard,
In additon to the Facebook page mentioned above, another great source of information can be found here, http://westroxburysavesenergy.org/2014/09/community-meeting-oct-8-west-rox-lateral-pipeline/ (Note that we are not affiliated with WRSE, but we have found this page very helpful.)
We are looking for helping hands, and would love to find a web designer who could make a free site for us, if you know anyone.
Thanks!
Theresa
[email protected]
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Mary M
· petition starter
11 years ago
Here is the Facebook Page
West Roxbury Dedham Spectra Energy Algonquin Natural Gas Pipeline Expansion
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Genia Proffitt
11 years ago
I pray this petition stops them, because up to now our pleas, meetings and multiple reports of this project being totally unsafe and unwarranted has gone on deaf ears. the people's voices need to be heard. enough of corporate greed running our lives. thank you.
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richard feinberg
11 years ago
Is there a central website for opponents of this pipeline, a place to mobilize, find out about upcoming meetings, etc?
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david ludlow
11 years ago
risking West Roxbury with more leaking and released (maintenance blow-outs) toxic fracked gas for infrastructure to generate electricity and export profits, distracting the public from the urgency for developing castrophe free energy alternatives.
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Meg Duncan
11 years ago
This pipeline should not be run through high-density residential area.
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Joseph M. Hickey
11 years ago
This is a transmission line and does not belong in residential neighborhoods.
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Paul Horn
11 years ago
Outrageous proposal to put a facility like this, designed for rural areas, in a residential neighborhood, especially across the street from a quarry where blasting takes place. The health, safety and environmental risks are frightening, and the developer's failure or refusal to address important questions makes it all even more worrisome and offensive.
In the absence of an independent risk assessment I do not see how Spectra can claim this is safe and FERC take them at their word!
In the absence of an independent risk assessment I do not see how Spectra can claim this is safe and FERC take them at their word!
[email protected]
let me know how to help
It should not be so close to residential property and the Quarry is the worse location you could ever pick. Are you serious.
This is very unsafe considering the daily blasts from the quarry, they are felt at my house and I'm 2 miles away. I can go for a run on these streets and smell natural gas, I'm against this build!
I am opposed to the installation of Lateral Pipeline for the Dedham West Roxbury area !
I am opposed to the installation of the West Roxbury Lateral Pipeline. Find another less densely populated area to build your pipeline.
This is a dangerous idea for a heavily populated urban area.
Not much confidence that FERC will work for the people while getting paid by the gas and oil companies.
We do not want this gas line. Being a resident that would not survive a blast or a leak, I have to ask, would Spetra be okay with their famy on this zone?
I wish I felt more confident that FERC would act responsibly on this matter and stop or at least reroute this pipeline. The fact that the FERC Chair was previous CEO of National Grid, which will profit greatly from the pipeline, makes me skeptical.
Hi Richard, In additon to the Facebook page mentioned above, another great source of information can be found here, http://westroxburysavesenergy.org/2014/09/community-meeting-oct-8-west-rox-lateral-pipeline/ (Note that we are not affiliated with WRSE, but we have found this page very helpful.) We are looking for helping hands, and would love to find a web designer who could make a free site for us, if you know anyone. Thanks! Theresa [email protected]
Here is the Facebook Page West Roxbury Dedham Spectra Energy Algonquin Natural Gas Pipeline Expansion
I pray this petition stops them, because up to now our pleas, meetings and multiple reports of this project being totally unsafe and unwarranted has gone on deaf ears. the people's voices need to be heard. enough of corporate greed running our lives. thank you.
Is there a central website for opponents of this pipeline, a place to mobilize, find out about upcoming meetings, etc?
risking West Roxbury with more leaking and released (maintenance blow-outs) toxic fracked gas for infrastructure to generate electricity and export profits, distracting the public from the urgency for developing castrophe free energy alternatives.
This pipeline should not be run through high-density residential area.
This is a transmission line and does not belong in residential neighborhoods.
Outrageous proposal to put a facility like this, designed for rural areas, in a residential neighborhood, especially across the street from a quarry where blasting takes place. The health, safety and environmental risks are frightening, and the developer's failure or refusal to address important questions makes it all even more worrisome and offensive.