With respect to all County Commissioners,Tomorrow, while considering settling with FPL on the lawsuit to bury Turkey Point Transmission Lines, also consider that this is an encroachment on our power as a community, our health and our environment.
Settling would require the City to dismiss other critical suits against FPL, including challenging the utility company's:1) application to license and operate two new nuclear power plants at Turkey Point2) siting of its two new nuclear plants3) ability to charge the public for the construction of the new plants that will likely never be builtA settlement would also require that the City not get involved in other ongoing cases against FPL at a time when the City has been making progress on these issues.
SOLAR, WIND, and WAVE ENERGY is RIGHT NOW ... and it's CLEAN, it's GREEN.
You can't help but notice the bombardment of TV & radio ads from FPL, trying to convince us they provide only clean energy! Must be spending MILLIONS $$$$ on that campaign.
Yet they pollute our bay waters near Turkey point, overheat it's cooling canals to the algal choking point, charge us for future enterprises that will be obsolete as of ... yesterday, and force us to pay cleanup costs for their spills. What kind of deterrant is that?!
Yet their investors profit at our expense.
And they're seeking Federal Approval to dump nuclear waste below our aquifer!!! What could possibly go wrong with that? EVERYTHING. Do you think the Feds care about our aquifer?
Just check out all the toxic mishaps from deep waste well drilling around the country (Google will pop 'em right up for ya). Energy companies pay the light fines and keep polluting.
FPL is a bully. Ask any Solar enterprise in Florida.
We need to send a strong message to FPL to move forward ... or get out of the way!
Thanks,
Pat Bonner Milon
2 comments:
May the force be with you.
Tell us the story about how/why Coral Gables sold out?
This would mean the "pro" environmental Republican majority on the CG board is NOT supporting pro-environment homeowner solar generation and is supporting FPL? This is a bigger issue than replacing plastic bags with manufactured and shipped in corn extract shopping bags. (When CA has banned all bags in retail statewide.)
Please tell us.
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