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469 mentions for region: South Carolina
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“an analysis by the federal Environmental Protection Agency of the toughest anti-pollution strategy considered by SAMI participants concluded that the annual increased energy cost would be about $12 for each household”
“an analysis by the federal Environmental Protection Agency of the toughest anti-pollution strategy considered by SAMI participants concluded that the annual energy cost would be about $12 per household”
“A lot of us are saying, 'Oh, no, we're going to have to fight this battle again,'”
Sara Barczak, Safe Energy Director for the Southern Alliance for Clean Energy, calls for public opposition to a proposed MOX (mixed-oxide) fuel facility at the Savannah River Site near Aiken, South Carolina. The op-ed highlights environmental…
“an analysis by the federal Environmental Protection Agency of the toughest anti-pollution strategy considered by SAMI participants concluded that the annual increased energy cost would be about $12 per household”
“Communities are going to sit and hope the wind blows the other way if there's an accident”
Environmentalists criticized the Southern Appalachian Mountains Initiative's final report for lacking strong policy recommendations to address regional air pollution, despite scientific findings that power plants—particularly in the South—are major contributors to haze in the region's national…
“How can you portray the creation of new nuclear weapons as a positive step for a community both locally and globally. We're creating weapons of mass destruction.”
A public hearing in North Augusta, South Carolina drew over 500 people to debate a federal proposal to build a nuclear weapons triggers plant at the Savannah River Site. The Department of Energy is considering the…
“We are not reassured that this proposed facility is somehow going to beat the site's track record and not have an accident or release. It's time to protect our citizens from more abuse.”
“This is pretty much the window of opportunity now”
“The voices of those impacted will be heard at the upcoming meetings and during the public comment period”
“The government is using taxpayer money to build the MOX plant. The government made the plutonium at taxpayer expense, then the government will transport the plutonium at taxpayer expense, and then Duke Energy will use the fuel at a discount and charge their customers for it.”
“We've got an excessive amount of cities and counties violating the eight-hour ozone standards. We very clearly have a problem in the Southeast.”
“We've got an excessive amount of cities and counties violating the eight-hour ozone standards. We very clearly have a problem in the Southeast.”
