Surprised that BP didn't make a token offering to take 1/2 of their original plan off the table. To still come at the town with all their guns blazing might be their undoing in the end.
The big version of the map that bp will show in displays is dishonest. the turbines were overlaid on a very old town of Cape map which does not show numerous new homes. It shows Cape population density and impact on homes to be lower than it really is.
A big difference is present Cape officials read this stuff. The former didn't. Remember the embarrassing moment when an Acciona document was given the OK on the same night a former supervisor asked, "How do they get here" when the transportation plan was a very big section in the EIS?
Edsall says the big issue to resolve is noise and then he and his followers demonstrate to all gathered that they had no idea what the were doing by asking the ridiculous question, "How they gonna' get'em here?"
They all then collectively scratched their heads; some scratch each others head in continued wonderment, while some in the audience are whispering, "There's a transportation report, look in their dummies."
As we have said so many times, this is so bad you could never make this up in your wildest dreams.
Hell BP, your nonsense is peanuts compared to the crooks and peanuts we've been dealing with in the past.
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Every time I look at this a little vomit rises into my throat.
Surprised that BP didn't make a token offering to take 1/2 of their original plan off the table. To still come at the town with all their guns blazing might be their undoing in the end.
The big version of the map that bp will show in displays is dishonest. the turbines were overlaid on a very old town of Cape map which does not show numerous new homes. It shows Cape population density and impact on homes to be lower than it really is.
A big difference is present Cape officials read this stuff.
The former didn't. Remember the embarrassing moment when an Acciona document was given the OK on the same night a former supervisor asked, "How do they get here" when the transportation plan was a very big section in the EIS?
I remember that night.
Edsall says the big issue to resolve is noise and then he and his followers demonstrate to all gathered that they had no idea what the were doing by asking the ridiculous question, "How they gonna' get'em here?"
They all then collectively scratched their heads; some scratch each others head in continued wonderment, while some in the audience are whispering, "There's a transportation report, look in their dummies."
As we have said so many times, this is so bad you could never make this up in your wildest dreams.
Hell BP, your nonsense is peanuts compared to the crooks and peanuts we've been dealing with in the past.
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