Millennium Bulk Terminals Longview - Coal Export Terminal

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Comment From: Alice Gray

7/25/17 @ 11:15 AM
Please -no filthy coal in Washington.
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Comment From: Valerie Johnstone

7/25/17 @ 11:14 AM
We are killing our planet and coal terminals like the one planned at Longview are helping to do so. What are we leaving for future generations? Is it worth the risk of derailment disasters? Is it worth hauling millions of tons of dirty coal across...↓
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Comment From: Joseph Siebert

7/25/17 @ 11:10 AM
I urge you to deny the water permit, and any other pending permits, for the Millenium Bulk Terminal, currently considered for the Columbia River region. My experience with this issue is quite personal: I grew up in western Pennsylvania and witn...↓
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Comment From: Barb Kearney-Schupp

7/25/17 @ 10:52 AM
Protect water, no to coal terminal!
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Comment From: Katherine Anderson

7/25/17 @ 10:42 AM
Please stop this insane program of building a coal terminal on the Columbia River /Pacific Ocean. Both of these bodies of water are some of the largest waterways in the world and putting a plant that has the potential to seriously pollute these wate...↓
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Comment From: Judy LeBlanc

7/25/17 @ 10:34 AM
Please do not grant permission for the water permit requested by Millennium Bulk Terminals which would allow this project to go forward. Coal is a dirty and environmentally hazardous energy source of the past. The markets for coal are decreasing and...↓
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Comment From: Laura Baumgartner

7/25/17 @ 10:19 AM
As a parent, a teacher, and a faithful Christian, I must advocate for a complete ban on. Owl export facilities in Longview or anywhere along the Columbia. The ecosystem and river are more valuable than any amount of coal could ever be if we look at t...↓
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Comment From: Cigdem Capan

7/25/17 @ 10:16 AM
I oppose in the strongest terms the coal trains going along the Columbia River. The coal dust that they spread is a threat to the environment and the health of communities living along the river.
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Comment From: Margaret Rodgers

7/25/17 @ 10:00 AM
We need to transform our energy systems to be more sustainable and eco-friendlier. Building this coal terminal will lock us into years and years of continued coal mining/transporting/burning, exactly at the moment we should be transforming our energy...↓
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Comment From: Walter Kuciej

7/25/17 @ 9:56 AM
This project should be denied a water quality certification based on the environmental damage it will cause by adding to the carbon dioxide levels in the atmosphere when coal is burned. Wherever it's burned. Despite the current Administration's ignor...↓
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Comment From: Jeri Renner

7/25/17 @ 9:54 AM
To preserve our planet do not build this coal terminal.
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Comment From: Gayle Larson

7/25/17 @ 8:25 AM
Please deny any certification of the Millenium Bulk Terminals. Coal is not the way of the future, here or abroad, and there is no way to ensure protection of our air or the water of the Columbia River.
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Comment From: Annr Fisher

7/25/17 @ 8:23 AM
Deny this application, as this project is deeply flawed and there is no way to prevent serious environmental damage from its approval.
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Comment From: Shaun Hubbard

7/25/17 @ 4:56 AM
To Washington Department of Ecology: As a resident of San Juan Island and Washington State, I am speaking up for the health of our county and state's environment-economy by requesting a denial of the 401 Water Quality Certification. The Columbia Ri...↓
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Comment From: Lisa Dutton

7/25/17 @ 1:35 AM
I and my family, lifelong residents of Washington State, ardently oppose the Longview Coal terminal. Please take a stand against this kind of aggressive national policy-making. It is not in our interest, indeed not in any but the coal companies int...↓
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Comment From: Ariel Moore

7/24/17 @ 11:15 PM
"Millennium Bulk Terminals' proposed coal export terminal would severely impact water quality in the Columbia River, and countless streams and rivers would be harmed by Millennium's coal trains. If completed, the project would spread toxic coal dust ...↓
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Comment From: Gar Tuyls

7/24/17 @ 1:19 PM
Longview/Millenium Bulk Coal Terminal NEPA/DEIS 24Jul2017 Dear Commissioners, Please do not approve this project. The environmental hazards posed by this project have not included all impacted areasin the NEPA EIS. Rights of Way, rivers a...↓
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Comment From: JULIA BABCOCK

7/24/17 @ 8:17 AM
Consider the long-term consequences of allowing the Millenium Bulk Terminals Longview Coal Export Terminal because the short-term profit gains of corporations are not the future health of our region, our environment and the emissions that will come a...↓
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Comment From: alice shapiro

7/24/17 @ 7:00 AM
With the planet heating up and experiencing catastrophic climate disruptions, coal is dangerous. It also is not a financially sound investment since the cost of renewable energy is diminishing. I urge you to protect the planet and deny permits for ...↓
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Comment From: Arthur Birkmeyer

7/24/17 @ 4:36 AM
I urge Ecology to protect water quality in the Columbia River and countless streams and rivers that would be harmed by Millennium's coal trains. Ecology has received unprecedented expert testimony from Tribes, state and federal agencies, impacted com...↓
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Comment From: Elizabeth Milner

7/24/17 @ 4:14 AM
The proposal to build a new coal export plant is out of touch with the reality we face. Fossil fuels are the past and we must stop building infrastructure to support them, infrastructure that also pollutes our water supplies and increases our risks ...↓
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Comment From: Sandra Davis

7/24/17 @ 3:49 AM
We know that Power River Basin coal contains lead, mercury, and arsenic. We also know coal dust from export terminals around the world pollutes our waterways. Coal dust does not evaporate or disappear in water......it travels. Once in our rivers a...↓
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Comment From: Treva Gabrisch

7/23/17 @ 4:08 PM
I urge Ecology to protect water quality in the Columbia River and countless streams and rivers that would be harmed by Millennium's coal trains. Ecology has received unprecedented expert testimony from Tribes, state and federal agencies, impacted com...↓
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Comment From: Angela Dicianno

7/23/17 @ 9:21 AM
The proposal to build a new coal export plant is out of touch with the reality we face. Fossil fuels are the past and we must stop building infrastructure to support them, infrastructure that also pollutes our water supplies and increases our risks ...↓
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Comment From: Rhiannon Le Fay

7/22/17 @ 2:29 PM
I strongly oppose any construction of new coal terminals. This threatens the health of our communities, land conservation, habitat, water quality, and only increases our dependence on dirty fossil fuels.
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Comment From: Nicolas Fredricey

7/22/17 @ 8:27 AM
I recommend the most stringent review possible. Considering our ability to use clean and renewable energy, there is no great importance of being expedient to export coal to Asia, at the risk of U.S. citizens and countless others. Thanks for your cons...↓
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Comment From: Emily Herbert

7/22/17 @ 2:24 AM
Potential spills of toxic materials from a bulk coal terminal in Longview are too likely to risk. We see everyday leaks and spills impacting the riparian areas and waterways around the country. We had a near miss at neighboring Mosier when the oil ...↓
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Comment From: Chey Thurman

7/21/17 @ 8:54 AM
As a voter of Washington state and a citizen of the world I implore you reject the Longview coal export terminal. I would like to see us create jobs in solar energy. China is doing the work and leaving us behind as their consumers in solar. I know,...↓
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Comment From: Arthur Grunbaum

7/21/17 @ 8:53 AM
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Comment From: Carole Onasch

7/21/17 @ 4:55 AM
The dust from this huge amount of open coal trains would accumulate and cause degradation of the water quality, which in turn would cause harm to the wildlife, fish..particularly juvenile salmon and, of course people. the dredging would harm the fish...↓
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Comment From: sierra club (alan smith)

7/21/17 @ 2:36 AM
it should not be allowed!
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Comment From: sierra club (pat freiberg)

7/21/17 @ 2:34 AM
it's unhealthy for people in Longview and Kelso. Cowlitz county has the most polluted air in Washington
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Comment From: Elizabeth Davis

7/20/17 @ 2:18 PM
Regardless of robust programs and initiatives, the state of WA seems to be seriously considering allowing yet another fossil fuel company to pollute and destroy the Columbia River. The risk to marine life is extreme. The risk to plant and animal life...↓
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Comment From: John Roskelley

7/20/17 @ 5:06 AM
Dear DOE Representatives: Please deny the Secton 401 water quality certification permit for the Millennium Bulk Terminal facility in Longview. We cannot afford coal processing in Longview or bulk train cars polluting our air or water, specifically...↓
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Comment From: Kathy Schaeffer

7/20/17 @ 4:49 AM
I urge Ecology to protect water quality in the Columbia River and countless streams and rivers that would be harmed by Millennium's coal trains. Ecology has received unprecedented expert testimony from Tribes, state and federal agencies, impacted com...↓
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Comment From: Lyle Anderson

7/20/17 @ 12:05 AM
Please do not approve the permit for this project. As I'm sure you know, the burning of coal has been, and will continue to be, a major source of greenhouse gases and pollutants in Washington and worldwide, which is now and will continue to worsen oc...↓
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Comment From: Genevieve DeGuzman

7/19/17 @ 11:22 PM
RE: Millennium Bulk Terminals Longview - Coal Export Terminal - Section 401 Water Quality Certification Dear Washington Department of Ecology: I am a resident of St Johns just south of the Washington border. We share the same waterways and air....↓
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Comment From: Kyle Loring

7/19/17 @ 9:31 AM
Please reject the request by Millenium Bulk Terminals to pollute our Columbia River waters in exchange for increasing the threat of cataclysmic climate change. We need to move forward from energy sources popularized in the 19th century to those of to...↓
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Comment From: glenn hudson

7/19/17 @ 8:59 AM
I am opposed to the Millenium Bulk Terminal in Longview, WA because our air, land and water are already polluted enough. Our quality of life is even more threatened if this project is allowed to proceed. On behalf of myself and thousands of others, p...↓
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Comment From: Craig Heverly

7/19/17 @ 8:25 AM
Why in the world would we invest in a 19th Century power source and infrastructure in the 21st Century? Turn this thing down.
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Comment From: House of Representatives (Beth Doglio)

7/19/17 @ 4:14 AM
Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the 401 certification for the Millennium Bulk Terminals – Longview (MBTL) coal export terminal proposal. The Department of Ecology has received significant comment from the public at large regarding t...↓
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Comment From: Robin Moore

7/19/17 @ 3:24 AM
A similar project was proposed for Grays Harbor a while back. The people fought back. The company pulled out, saying the project was no longer "economically viable." The same issues will engulf Cowlitz County. Stop this economic and environmental...↓
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Comment From: Elaine Sharp

7/19/17 @ 2:45 AM
Please consider the horrid impacts on the environment and health of this community if you permit this coal export terminal. No amount of money can justify destroying our area. Do not issue this permit.
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Comment From: Larry and Sherry Davis

7/19/17 @ 2:25 AM
We deserve better than the Millennium Coal port. Pollution and a handful of jobs (that will not last) is no good for our beautiful area and river. Coal is on the way out. We do not need or want that coal filth here in our area and left to clean up th...↓
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Comment From: William Codd

7/18/17 @ 10:29 AM
We all must realise by now that coal is a non starter. We have got to move to renewable sources if we're going to slowdown global warming
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Comment From: Joana Kirchhoff

7/18/17 @ 4:39 AM
After the scores of years and millions of dollars that both Portland and Vancouver have been improving water quality, shoreline recovery and salmon recovery a short term investment in a dying industry (fossil fuels) is a reversal of efforts. Help t...↓
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Comment From: Jess Pusch

7/18/17 @ 4:21 AM
This proposal and all relating permits should be denied. The proposed terminal would have detrimental impacts on both the local environment as well as all areas involved in the mining, transportation, and export of the coal. In addition, the contribu...↓
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Comment From: Carol Colpitts

7/17/17 @ 8:28 AM
Please pay attention to people's concerns regarding the pollution this coal terminal will cost us. Besides that, why do we want to pollute the rest of the world as well? We are trying to lessen coal use, not heighten it worldwide. Wake up and "sme...↓
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Comment From: Jerry White

7/17/17 @ 7:58 AM
Please do not allow a permit for a coal terminal In Longview, WA
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Comment From: M. A. Fritchie

7/17/17 @ 7:40 AM
It is time to stop the shipment of coal through our state. We need to save our planet--sending coal through our state is harmful to our environment. It is the twenty-first century and our knowledge of coal pollution has taught us there are new and b...↓
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Comment From: Lora Langford

7/17/17 @ 5:27 AM
I am a resident of Washington state and I love living here. Washington is my home. I hope for its future and pray that my daughter is able to enjoy the diverse and amazing places in nature that I have. One of Washington's gems is the Columbia River...↓
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Comment From: Lorna St John

7/17/17 @ 5:07 AM
I recommend against the terminal project. For me it's a no brainer. Why would we want to pollute our own back yard and threaten wildlife?
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Comment From: Sharon Rickman

7/16/17 @ 1:46 PM
First and foremost, please reject the proposal to build the Millennium Coal Export Terminal in Longview, Washington. According to a recent environmental impact study, the proposed terminal would cause an "unavoidable and significant" increase in canc...↓
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Comment From: Sharon Rickman

7/16/17 @ 1:30 PM
First and foremost, please reject the proposal to build the Millennium Coal Export Terminal in Longview, Washington. According to a recent environmental impact study, the proposed terminal would cause an "unavoidable and significant" increase in canc...↓
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Comment From: Jorgen Rasmussen

7/13/17 @ 4:06 AM
Washington Department of Ecology I'll make it very simple it is a NO, do not do this, we have already too many trains going by Solar Acres Farm, coal is dirt generating particles as they go by my property let alone burning it, causing contaminatio...↓
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Comment From: Barbara Morkill

7/11/17 @ 2:12 PM
As a citizen in Spokane County i am concerned about the increased oil train traffic passing through our city. The trains pass over our sole source of drinking water, our major hospitals, schools and downtown. An accident would be catastrophic with ...↓
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Comment From: tim sweet

7/11/17 @ 11:26 AM
Deny. There is no good reason to permit this facility. Lets move beyond coal as an energy source...show some leadership and deny. TS
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Comment From: Jennifer Calvert

7/11/17 @ 6:04 AM
I am urging that the Millineum Bulk Terminal building plans be stopped immediately. Building the terminal means that coal trains will increase in number going through my town of Spokane as well as many other vulnerable towns along the railroad's ro...↓
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Comment From: GenPrime, Inc. (Donald Lightfoot)

7/11/17 @ 3:57 AM
As a co-founder of GenPrime and several, small clean, Bio-Technology companies, I am very concerned that the Washington State environment be known as forward thinking and clean. It is important to our business collaborators and to us as residents th...↓
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Comment From: david govedare

7/11/17 @ 3:16 AM
This is a time in history where humans DO have to make a continuing and unwavering stand on short term fossil fuels expansion.
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Comment From: Walther Soeldner

7/11/17 @ 1:36 AM
Please deny a water pollution permit for the Millenium Bulk Terminal's proposal to build North America's largest coal export terminal in Vancouver, WA. It is clear that such a terminal would pollute the Columbia River with coal dust, a finding co...↓
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Comment From: Ernest Robeson

7/11/17 @ 1:09 AM
As a progressive citizen of the State of Washington I do not want our sacred river and habit of many fish and animal species allowed to be degraded with dirty coal and coal dust for the benefit of a few connected with a for profit coal export busines...↓
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Comment From: Blaine Ackley

6/29/17 @ 7:58 AM
To whom it may concern: This project is a real environmental disaster waiting to happen so I hope that the Department of Ecology will review the application carefully. Here are just a few of the issues this proposed terminal raises: 1) Train derai...↓
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Comment From: Blaine Ackley

6/29/17 @ 7:56 AM
To whom it may concern: This project is a real environmental disaster waiting to happen so I hope that the Department of Ecology will review the application carefully. Here are just a few of the issues this proposed terminal raises: 1) Train derai...↓
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