257,000 comments calling on the Ecology and Cowlitz County to reject the proposed coal export terminal in Longview, WA.
The proposed Millennium Coal Bulk Terminal project must be denied in light of the major and unavoidable consequences for the people of Longview, rail-line communities, and the Columbia River identified in the Draft Environmental Impact Statement (DEIS). DEIS comment period wrapped June 13, 2016. Washington Department of Ecology received overRead the technical comments submitted by tribes, municipalities, experts and organizations:
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Power Past Coal Comments, DEIS for Millennium Bulk Terminals Longview
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Exhibit 6: Greenhouse Gas Impacts and the Modeling of Coal Flows in the Millennium Bulk Terminals Longview Comments, DEIS for Millennium Bulk Terminals Longview
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Friends of the Columbia Gorge Comments, DEIS for Millennium Bulk Terminals Longview
- Washington Department of Natural Resources, DEIS for Millennium Bulk Terminals Longview
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Gorge Commission Comments, DEIS for Millennium Bulk Terminals Longview
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King County Council Comments, DEIS for Millennium Bulk Terminals Longview
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Multnomah County Chair Comments, DEIS for Millennium Bulk Terminals Longview
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National Park Service Comments, DEIS for Millennium Bulk Terminals Longview
- Physicians for Social Responsibility (Oregon & Washington) Comments, DEIS for Millennium Bulk Terminals Longview
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Safe Energy Leadership Alliance (SELA) Comments, DEIS for Millennium Bulk Terminals Longview
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Seattle City Council Comments, DEIS Millennium Bulk Terminals Longview
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Thurston County Commissioners Comments, DEIS for Millennium Bulk Terminals Longview
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SEPA Draft EIS Comments, DEIS for Millennium Bulk Terminals Longview
"The numbers are in. Approving this project would mean more rail accidents, endless traffic backups in rail-line communities, coal dust pollution, and thousands of massive bulk carriers in the Columbia River. Worst of all, it would dramatically increase the state’s contribution to global warming. It's time for state and county leaders to listen to the public and deny this project," said Jan Hasselman, Power Past Coal coalition’s lead attorney from Earthjustice.