Veto HR 2337's ban on wind energy
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Dear Chairman Nick Rahall,
It is in the interest of the American people to establish a transition into a sustainable nation that relies on alternative energy. Our reliance on petroleum fuel and failure to respond to energy concerns may become the potential downfall of the U.S. economy as foreign nations gross upon our excess petroleum spending. Therefore if the United States should last long as a nation, we must rely on a sustainable and renewable energy infrastructure such as wind energy. We recognize the concern of the hazards that wind farms may pose to birds and other airborne wildlife, however greater harm is being posed to our nations wildlife with harmful mercury emissions from coal power plants, radioactive waste and thermal pollution from nuclear energy, and other hazards associated with fossil fuel and other energy usage. Therefore as an American nation we believe that wind energy is an essential tool to creating a sustainable future that is clean and will free our dependence on foreign energy sources. Therefore the outlawing of a promising alternative energy will slow down our country's progress into sustainability leading to a dark future to our economy and modern development. Therefore we urge that bill HR 2337 must be reconsidered or vetoed as the effect of wind energy on wildlife is negligible compared to our conventional power sources. Outlawing wind power will hamper our country's ability to remain modern and support itself economically in the future.
Sincerely,
The Undersigned
It is in the interest of the American people to establish a transition into a sustainable nation that relies on alternative energy. Our reliance on petroleum fuel and failure to respond to energy concerns may become the potential downfall of the U.S. economy as foreign nations gross upon our excess petroleum spending. Therefore if the United States should last long as a nation, we must rely on a sustainable and renewable energy infrastructure such as wind energy. We recognize the concern of the hazards that wind farms may pose to birds and other airborne wildlife, however greater harm is being posed to our nations wildlife with harmful mercury emissions from coal power plants, radioactive waste and thermal pollution from nuclear energy, and other hazards associated with fossil fuel and other energy usage. Therefore as an American nation we believe that wind energy is an essential tool to creating a sustainable future that is clean and will free our dependence on foreign energy sources. Therefore the outlawing of a promising alternative energy will slow down our country's progress into sustainability leading to a dark future to our economy and modern development. Therefore we urge that bill HR 2337 must be reconsidered or vetoed as the effect of wind energy on wildlife is negligible compared to our conventional power sources. Outlawing wind power will hamper our country's ability to remain modern and support itself economically in the future.
Sincerely,
The Undersigned
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This effort to eliminate competition to the fossil fuel industries is not acceptable.
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This is just another fine example of how politicians listen to money and NOT the people.
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