From the southern front: NoLNGExports.org And, these guys are well connected to the people and the issues, and have put lots of time into organizing their information. Good stuff!
Dan Serres of Columbia Riverkeeper presentation on current Department of State Lands permits requiring our comments to remind them why not to issue permits. This is a pretty good overview.
Example slide:
Why Should DSL Deny Permits?
DSL should deny the project because the project would unreasonably interfere with the preservation of waters for navigation, fishing, or public recreation.
Example: Dredging for the terminal will create turbidity in the Bay that will harm fish and fishing, as well as potential shellfish harvesting in Coos Bay. Further, dredging will permanently alter estuary habitat in a way that could permanently degrade fish habitat and fishing in Coos Bay.
DEQ told JCEP: “DEQ reviewed the information related to the dredging of the Marine Slip, Access Channel, and Material Offloading Facility in the Dredge Material Management Plan. This information also does not provide DEQ with the level of detail to evaluate the efficacy of JCEPs proposed practices to ensure compliance with the turbidity standard.” (DEQ letter 12.20.18 p. 85)
NO PACIFIC CONNECTOR PIPELINE. NO JORDAN COVE LNG.
Note that this project has many big numbers.
Big document with reference to other big documents lots of opportunity to learn. Get mad. Write adamant comments.