Tennessee group here to help area clean up air
“We'd like to raise public awareness about air pollution and its impacts in Pensacola on the environment and public health, and work with citizens and local community leaders on solutions”
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“We'd like to raise public awareness about air pollution and its impacts in Pensacola on the environment and public health, and work with citizens and local community leaders on solutions”
“Great Smoky Mountains National Park is the crown jewel of this region. It serves as an economic engine for tourism in East Tennessee. It's time for federal representatives to move beyond talk to action.”
“But we're unhappy that we're still talking about this issue ... there's not enough substance here.”
“Our hometown utility has jumped in there to use rate payer money to buy influence to weaken the Clean Air Act. We find that highly offensive”
“This is a very sad commentary on TVA's commitment to clean air. Hiring a fat cat D.C. lobbyist to undermine the enforcement of the Clean Air Act is a significant step in the wrong direction.”
“Our hometown utility has jumped in there to use rate payer money to buy influence to weaken the Clean Air Act. We find that highly offensive”
“We've been very pleased with TVA's response to dealing with its nitrogen oxide pollution, which is a real threat to the Smokies and to public health. But we remain very concerned about TVA's efforts in addressing particulate matter and sulfur pollutants.”
“We welcome the review of these plants because we don't want Tennessee's environment and water to be sacrificed to make electricity for other parts of the country. But unfortunately, there are not a lot of details or specifics in this report.”
“We fully believe that comprehensive legislation is the real solution”
“We think it's unfortunate that the administration may unilaterally dismiss bringing these old plants under new standards. It's bad for public health, and it's bad for air quality.”
“I've received it no less than 20 different times. It's like a ping-pong ball - it keeps bouncing around cyberspace.”
“The long-term answer to this is Green Power. Green Power is clean, renewable energy – energy you can feel good about that doesn't have these air-polluting problems.”
“We've been very pleased with TVA's response to dealing with its nitrogen oxide pollution, which is a real threat to the Smokies and to public health. But we remain very concerned about TVA's efforts in addressing particulate matter and sulfur pollutants.”
“The nuclear folks really love to say, 'Well, once we get these up and running and once we get the bugs out the cost will drop,' but these plants only run for a certain period of time. I don't see nuclear playing a significant role. I think it is a dead end for the administration to be heading down.”
“It's just one of the consequences of choosing nuclear power as an option, that you will have nuclear waste piling up on the banks of the Tennessee River”