These things are too big and too close. Harmful to our community especially our kids.
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Nichole Keo
6 years ago
People are more important than business or supposed green energy.
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Kaisa Tevaga
6 years ago
HEWAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA
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Les Kamae
6 years ago
Should not have been built there in the first place. And it's way to close to the community, schools and playgrounds.
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Pualani Vendiola
6 years ago
Aole Wind turbines!!
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Sunny Unga
6 years ago
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I’d also like to know how the DOE and school administrators are going to address the impact of the wind turbine noise on the learning environment of our children. Noise pollution is known to be a significant cause of stress and I am concerned how the persistent sound of wind turbine noise will impact my child’s health and learning environment.
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Nakia Naeole
6 years ago
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”Ua mau ke ea o ka Aina i ka pono: the life of the land is perpetuated in righteousness”. State motto, not being adhered to. We are the Aina in this sense, as keiki o ka aina, children of the land, and we are not being treated with righteousness.
These turbines were built under one guise, greed. Not green, or sustainability. Just pure greed!
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Felicita Garrido
6 years ago
Please protect our keiki. Mahalo
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Constance Dela Cruz
6 years ago
If you really do your research you will find law suits all over the world pertaining to health related issues from wind turbines which truly are not the best green energy resource. Our turbines in Kahuku are industrial size and much closer to our schools, subdivision, senior citizen housing, hospital, and state bird sanctuary. Our health matters! This project is a clear case of social injustice and if and when these 54 story high turbines are turned on in June 2020 the health impacts and safety of our small rural community may well be devastating.
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Salei Tuia
6 years ago
Too Big Too Close!!!
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Maria Tejada
6 years ago
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These industrial wind turbines are a health and safety hazard to our schools and community. They are obviously way too big and too close. There is no safety plan should they have a fire. Property values in Kahuku are dropping because of them. This is environmental injustice:
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Leialoha Mataalii
6 years ago
Remove and disband those ridiculous windmills. Making money at our community expense is corruption from our government at it’s worst!
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Melissa kaʻonohi-camit
6 years ago
These are too big and too close to our schools and community!
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Brenda McCallum
6 years ago
Contact me for links to peer reviewed studies of health effects from wind turbines including information from the World Health Organization
These things are too big and too close. Harmful to our community especially our kids.
People are more important than business or supposed green energy.
HEWAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA
Should not have been built there in the first place. And it's way to close to the community, schools and playgrounds.
Aole Wind turbines!!
I’d also like to know how the DOE and school administrators are going to address the impact of the wind turbine noise on the learning environment of our children. Noise pollution is known to be a significant cause of stress and I am concerned how the persistent sound of wind turbine noise will impact my child’s health and learning environment.
”Ua mau ke ea o ka Aina i ka pono: the life of the land is perpetuated in righteousness”. State motto, not being adhered to. We are the Aina in this sense, as keiki o ka aina, children of the land, and we are not being treated with righteousness. These turbines were built under one guise, greed. Not green, or sustainability. Just pure greed!
Please protect our keiki. Mahalo
If you really do your research you will find law suits all over the world pertaining to health related issues from wind turbines which truly are not the best green energy resource. Our turbines in Kahuku are industrial size and much closer to our schools, subdivision, senior citizen housing, hospital, and state bird sanctuary. Our health matters! This project is a clear case of social injustice and if and when these 54 story high turbines are turned on in June 2020 the health impacts and safety of our small rural community may well be devastating.
Too Big Too Close!!!
These industrial wind turbines are a health and safety hazard to our schools and community. They are obviously way too big and too close. There is no safety plan should they have a fire. Property values in Kahuku are dropping because of them. This is environmental injustice:
Remove and disband those ridiculous windmills. Making money at our community expense is corruption from our government at it’s worst!
These are too big and too close to our schools and community!
Contact me for links to peer reviewed studies of health effects from wind turbines including information from the World Health Organization
A’OLE wind turbines
Too big too close.