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wa newport area smelter

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matt wolohan
8 years ago

My wife and I live 2 miles below where the Pend Orielle River flows into the Columbia. We have been given assurances that every thing will be fine for over 100 years from the smelter upstream of us. We understand how it works... you tell us lies, you dump in the river and then you tell us everything will be mitigated. The lies are old, reality is harsh and we have an environment to protect and you just won't do it. Go find a place that doesn't care about the quality of life and a pristine environment and leave ours just the way it is!

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Alex solis
8 years ago

No to smelter

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Anonymous
8 years ago

Just say NO for the people's health

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Anonymous
8 years ago

No!

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Joe Destaffaney
8 years ago

WAY too close to schools, hospital and senior. Too much risk to people's health.

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Chrys Ostrander
8 years ago

Keep this kind of hazardous industry away from rural residences, schools and hospitals.

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Daniel Wilson
8 years ago

HiTest-if you cannot build your plant in your home country of Canada why would we want it here? No to the smelter.

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darryl sobota
8 years ago

No smelter!

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Jodi Counts
8 years ago

No Smelter!

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Sharlyn Walker
8 years ago

NO SMELTER IN NEWPORT

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Leslie Hunt
8 years ago

No smelter

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Karisa Silva
8 years ago

Absolutely NO!

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Milena Stoszek
8 years ago

Oppose silicon smelter

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Mary Petersen
8 years ago

I am sickened by the prospect of this Canadian heavy polluter near our homes and wild lands. It is an unethical and distructive proposition! Our way of life matters, our children matter, our lands matter, our air and watersheds matter. Our lives should not be bargained for the convenience of any company, let alone a foreign one! Take your heavy polluter to Canada - NOT HERE NOT EVER!!!

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Carla Floyd
8 years ago

No Smelter!

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Roger Sparling
8 years ago

No to the smelter for all the reasons listed above.

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Sandy Sparling
8 years ago

The smelter must be stopped. It provides no benefit to the area and will have many harmful effects on residents, tourism, the environment and quality of life.

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Kathy Gray
8 years ago

Protect our environment. No smelter. Take it back to Canada!!!

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Lawrence Underwood
8 years ago

Go back to Canada. We don't want your pollution, we don't want higher electric bills because you cut a deal with WA. State and PUD to get .03 per kilowatt hour while residents pay more to subsidize your company. Take your crap and go home.

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Margaret Underwood
8 years ago

The schools, athletic fields, gardens etc. in proximity to this proposed site is not acceptable. This area has air inversion issues as it is without adding toxic pollutants to it.