by MonteQuest » Sun 04 Feb 2007, 00:05:27
$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('smallpoxgirl', 'P')eabody is currently has applied to the Office of Surface Mining for permission to expand the mine using even more of the precious desert aquifers in a wasteful and capricous way, digging an even bigger, uglier wound in the ground, displacing even more Navaho traditionals off their lands, and pumping even more CO2 into the atmosphere at the Mohave generating station in Nevada.
Point of clarity:
The Mohave Generating Station was shut down on December 31, 2005. Final closure came on June 21, 2006.
FINAL CLOSURE OF MOHAVE GENERATING STATION SIGNALS END OF ERA FOR THE WEST’S DIRTIEST POWER PLANT AND SIGNALS NEW ERA OF CLEAN ENERGY FOR NAVAJO AND HOPI PEOPLELink[s]Part of the proposal is to reopen it.[/s]
Correction. The link says that's in the proposal, but here is actually what the proposal says:
$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('', '[')b]No new Federal actions are anticipated for the continued operation of the MGS, including installation of new pollution control devices, thus, the rebuilding of the MGS is not a part of the project being considered in this EIS. However, the impacts of continued operation (or closure) of the MGS will be considered in the EIS, as appropriate. The impacts of the continued operation (or closure) of the MGS are documented in a Preliminary Environmental Assessment For the Mohave Generating Station Continued Operation Potential Project prepared as directed by the California
Public Utilities Commission Administrative Law Judge assigned to Commission proceeding
This is my backyard, so to speak.