Comment EI-19086
Received or sent (printed as 11/26/2012)
Dear Mr. Blodgett, I am extremely concerned about the impacts that so many additional train will make as they pass through Bozeman from the Tongue River to western ports. What really bugs me is the delay at train crossings. the added noise, dust and train pollution with all these trains passing through. More than anything, I can't believe that digging up and selling more coal to eager markets in the far east is still considered in this day and age. Can't you see how dirty coal is? Is everyone turning a blind eye to all the pollution coal plants produce? Are pockets so deep that selling coal, which is responsible for so may greenhouse gasses, is more important than cleaning the air we breather and leaving a decent planet for our kids? Do you have kids? Is this the legacy you want to leave for them? Do the responsible thing, becaoue that old saying about how We all live downwind" is going to jump up and bite us in the butt. The whole planet is downwind of coal emissions and you have the power to make a difference. i implore you to prevent this action from going forward. Regards, rosemary burton"
Submitted by: Rosemary Burton
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