In the war
on coal the EPA has just gained another ally
Oregon’s Department
of State Lands a coal dock proposal chose to deny
Concerns over
salmon, coal dust, spills in to the Columbia were reasons to justify
Given the
benefits to the economy, Ambre Energy believes political considerations
underlie
The company
will appeal and is looking for the Army Corp of Engineers to the dock permit
If they do I
am sure the EPA will have a regulatory hernia, a massive temper fit
18 billion
dollars of coal were exported from the U.S. to meet developing countries demand
More dollars
and jobs would be created the loss of which our fragile economy should not have
to withstand
Oregon is a
beautiful state but its lumber industry is gone and its unemployment rate is at
6.9 percent
The DSL should
reconsider and given the benefits give its assent
© August 29,
2014 Michael P. Ridley aka the Alaskanpoet
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