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We need to invest in renewable fuels. The temperatures and oceans are rising. We need to work together to save our home.

Don't underestimate the value of clean air and the value of health. Coal particulate destroys both.

LS Power needs to do more than promise that they will be a good neighbor. The concerns of county residents need to be addressed with evidence to the contrary.

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I support this petition. Power plants are needed but cheap old technology coal-fired ones are not! Wind and solar electric generation schemes should be employed or at least considered beyond this coal-fired "solution" to electricity generation.

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I support this petition. Consider the following article... Renewable Energy Plan Benefits Wisconsin New Analysis Says Renewables Deliver Economic Benefits to Consumers, Workers and Rural Communities and Will Help Stabilize Energy Bills in clean energy Read the full report MADISON—Over 2,000 new highly skilled jobs would be created in Wisconsin by a bill in the state legislature requiring 10 percent of the state’s electricity come from clean renewable sources such as wind, bioenergy, and solar power, according to a new study released today by the Union of Concerned Scientists (UCS). The study, Increasing Wisconsin’s Renewable Electricity Standard: Benefits to Consumers, Workers and Rural Communities, found that increasing the current standard from about 2.2 percent by 2011 to 10 percent by 2015 would provide a significant source of new income for rural areas, help stabilize energy bills, and provide more revenues for school districts. "Producing 10 percent of our electricity from home-grown renewable sources will be a win for workers, consumers, the environment, and especially rural communities," said Chris Deisinger, Wisconsin clean energy consultant for the Union of Concerned Scientists. "This is a start on achieving true energy independence." Legislation boosting the state's renewable portfolio standard to 10 percent will be considered by the state assembly on Tuesday, March 7. Governor Doyle has promised to sign the bill. This upgrade of Wisconsin’s RPS is consistent with the recommendations of Governor Doyle's Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy Task Force, a bi-partisan, multi-stakeholder group of legislators, utilities, businesses, and environmental and consumer organizations. UCS analyzed the longer-term goals of raising the renewable standard to 10 percent by 2015 and found that it would boost the state’s economy with benefits such as: 2,160 new jobs-including 960 more jobs tha

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I support this petition. As Iowans we have to care enough and know better than to let this happen.

I support this petition. Everyone needs clean air and water, that includes the company people who are going to build this power plant.

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