Message from Adrienne Esposito on Broadwater

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Uploaded by on Mar 25, 2008

Shell Oil and TransCanada are proposing to put Broadwater, an industrial, liquefied natural gas facility in Long Island Sound. New York Governor David Paterson will either approve or deny the Broadwater proposal soon. Call Governor Paterson at 518-474-8390 or 518-474-7516 and tell him to "Say NO to Broadwater." More info at: www.citizenscampaign.org/broadwater .

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  • we need to stop becoming dependent on oil and should do this project i hate all the people who say its an inside job, or oh my god what if a terrorist blew it up? jeez get a life its going to have a 9 mile perimeter of security cutting off commercial fishing (another bad thing going on in the sound) and it will help the island get fuel to the homes that need it.

  • the cable network that General Electric owns supports Obama

  • Another political hack job for people who think they have the right to decided who private citizens should purchase energy from.

  • General Electric's plant in Pittsfield MA dumps PCB's in the Housatonic River Headwaters there. This river flows to the Sound.

    Hillary supports General Electric.

    Obama for President

  • Now let's take down General Electric and other companies that pollute the Housatonic River

  • Congratulations you won!

  • YouTube only allows 500 character responses and unfortunately my response is longer. Please visit fraudwater.blogspot com

  • This is scary and of concern. Many people accuse environmentalists of nimby, ie there is gas over there dig it up and pipe it over there, then send it on my power lines to me. As the ny times editorial indicated, it is incumbent on our movement to be responsible and pro-active in serious conservation, and investing in renewables, including wind, sometimes visible from shore.

  • This is scary and of concern. Many people accuse environmentalists of nimby, ie there is gas over there dig it up and pipe it over there, then send it on my power lines to me. As the ny times editorial indicated, it is incumbent on our movement to be responsible and pro-active in serious conservation, and investing in renewables, including wind, sometimes visible from shore.

  • Regarding safer alternatives, for one thing between 168 and 516 trillion cubic feet of natural gas was recently discovered in Pennsylvania just 90 miles from New York City (Wall Street Journal 4/2/08). See fraudwater com for more info.

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