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The Mile-Long Petition to Dominion Resources

To Dominion Resources Board of Directors and CEO Tom Farrell:

Dominion needs to invest in smart energy solutions, not continue down the path of an outdated dirty energy plan. Dominion's plans to build more coal-fired power plants will accelerate global warming, mountain top removal mining, the construction of new transmission lines, and the poisoning of our air and water. Every day, Dominion's 'business as usual' means another mountain is blown up and another community is destroyed in Southwest Virginia.

There is a better way - invest in smart energy solutions like energy efficiency, conservation, and renewable energy. Dominion can be part of the solution by providing clean energy while protecting people's health and safety.





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0-25 of 623 signatures
Number Date Name Location Do you have anything to say to Dominion?
623 May 06, 2011 Lynn Baldacci The Villages, FL
622 September 12, 2011 Amanda Anderson Williamsburg , VA Prevent a genocide in Wise County!!!
621 June 26, 2010 Sandy Perotto , SC This is archaic, it's the same shit we've been doing for too long...enough!
620 June 26, 2010 Daniel Wisner , IL Please don't destroy our planet anymore.
619 April 21, 2009 meagan hilts virginia beach, VA think about the future generations.
618 April 15, 2009 Anonymous , VA
617 February 17, 2009 Sonia Gregory Fuquay, NC This plant will cause disaster to the community and to the environment.
616 February 11, 2009 Georges Dyer Gloucester, MA let's invest in energy efficiency and conservation instead.
615 February 04, 2009 Julie Kline martinsburg, WV Coal is killing our people, enviornment, and wildlife
614 December 09, 2008 Patrick Rose Coeburn, VA
613 October 20, 2008 ,
612 October 16, 2008 Anonymous BLACKSBURG, VA
611 October 09, 2008 Andrew Moore Fairfax, VA You should be investing capital in energy efficiency, instead of wasting it building a facility that you'll have to shut down in five years anyway. Not to mention the inevitable lawsuits that are going to happen as people catch on to the heavy metal contamination from the coal dust fallout. In all seriousness, I'm dumbfounded that your risk assessment strategy completely missed this. This just shows me that you're not particularly cognizant of the risks in the market - please don't ask for my sympathy when your company gets bankrupted from the your more market-saavy competition and from litigation/carbon taxes.
610 October 03, 2008 Alysha Suley Brighton, MA NO NEW COAL!
609 October 01, 2008 Matthew Gallelli Middleburg, VA Do not place profits over the good of your customers. Focus more corporate effort to development of renewable energy.
608 August 10, 2010 Daisy Massey Richmond, VA
607 September 19, 2008 Rebecca Catron Johnson City , TN
606 September 18, 2008 Yasenta Sen'Gerni Charlottesville, VA love the mountains and keep your heart energized
605 September 13, 2008 Anonymous Arlington, VA
604 August 30, 2008 Adrienne Anderson Williamsburg, VA
603 August 03, 2008 Christopher Mills Keene, NH The only viable energy production should be zero-emission energy production. ANY new construction should meet this criteria.
Chris in Keene, NH
602 July 29, 2008 Brian Radcliffe Catlett, VA $1.8 billion buys a lot of off-shore wind energy. The pending Bluewater off-shore project in Delaware has the potential to produce up to 600 MW of electricity, more than the proposed Wise Coal plant, at a cost of 200 mil. less! What possible sense does it make to build a power plant that runs on an expensive fuel that continues to rise in cost? What is to happen to this power plant when meaningful regulations aimed at curbing greenhouse gases go into effect? It's going to happen sooner, or later. The cost to Dominion Power will be great.
601 July 29, 2008 Elizabeth Slavensky Maidvsille, WV
600 July 24, 2008 Andy Fallon Montclair, VA Sometimes change is good, Challenge yourself to think out of the box, Challenge yourself to make a profit from renewable resources, Challenge yourself to be a leader of all Power suppliers, Challenge yourself it is never to late to try, Virginia does not have to follow we can lead!!!
599 July 21, 2008 Linna Crawford Arlington, VA
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