By Keely Chalmers - kgw.com
Posted on December 8, 2009 at 5:41 PM
PORTLAND, Ore. -- The fight to stop a new natural gas pipeline in Oregon heated up despite Tuesday's cold weather.
Northwest Natural wants to lay a new pipeline through 47 miles of Mt. Hood National Forest, clearing a 100-foot swath for the line. According to the company, the 59-year-old line currently serving metro Portland is too limited in capacity.
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You better haul ass up there and wave a sign around, McGee. You don't wanna fail the people who depend on you to be anti progress
Why's that?
That's not my neck of the woods.
this ain't your neck of the woods either, but that doesn't stop you from waving signs around. Now come on, you know you hate pipelines because your heros tell you to, so get on it or else they'll think you're not really a player.
True, nowhere "Anonym" is not my neck of the woods but, I am a Stakeholder in the Lower Columbia River, Astoria, Clatsop County, Oregon where I make my home and I proudly wave that flag.
Where is "Nowhere" "Anonym"?
Pipelines?
With improved infrastructure in our existing pipeline network to accommodate the links to the Rocky Mountain supply system, I am certain Clatsop County, through Northwest Natural Gas, will continue to get that same reliable supply for many years to come if the industry (Palomar Corp.)is correct in their future predictions.
If not, the sooner we develop a sustainable and renewable supply of energy the better.
You do know Natural Gas is a depleting Fossil Fuel don't you "Anonym"?
deine "stakeholder"
Anonymous said...deine "stakeholder"
Pardon?
you know, you call yourself a stakeholder--what stake are you holding here?
Anonymous said...
you know, you call yourself a stakeholder--what stake are you holding here?
Who are you to ask "Anonym"?
Komm, gib mir deine stake.
"You wanta hold my stake"?
Sorry but, I am not so inclined to participate in that kind of activity.
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