Photo Thread.

[Adam]

We've also had support from the Green Party (political party in the uk  - environmental stuff mainly), but the reasoning behind it for most people isn't really to do with the environment, more the health impact. We already have a lot of pollution in this area and the company planning to build it weren't popular here to begin with, because of their history with other projects here

[Scrapheap]

We don't want it here first and foremost, but against them in general, from what I've read about them. I'll admit I'm far ffrrom being an erxpert on the subject, but the only sources that point to anythig positive seem to ber VERY biased (for example in our case, the company trying to get planning permission). Most people in my town who are strongly against it are parents concerned about their kids' health

Aaah, that sounds like "not in my backyard". 

[Adam]

Mostly yeah. People are primarily concerned about their immediate family, but the group running the protests (which my mum is a member of) are against them in general. If we succeed in preventing this one, then they won't just give up there. Quite a lot of people feel very strongly about it now after a few months - whether in our town or anywhere else

['Butterflies']

Mostly yeah. People are primarily concerned about their immediate family, but the group running the protests (which my mum is a member of) are against them in general. If we succeed in preventing this one, then they won't just give up there. Quite a lot of people feel very strongly about it now after a few months - whether in our town or anywhere else

Good luck with it. I know I wouldn't like to live near anything like thjat

[DirtDawg]

We don't want it here first and foremost, but against them in general, from what I've read about them. I'll admit I'm far ffrrom being an erxpert on the subject, but the only sources that point to anythig positive seem to ber VERY biased (for example in our case, the company trying to get planning permission). Most people in my town who are strongly against it are parents concerned about their kids' health

Aaah, that sounds like "not in my backyard". 

While that is true, Some back yards are worth saving.

It is NOT all about the holy dollar or the pound.

If I could find a way to shut down a boat factory in my back yard, I surely would. That damn thing stinks to high HELL!

[DirtDawg]

We've also had support from the Green Party (political party in the uk  - environmental stuff mainly), but the reasoning behind it for most people isn't really to do with the environment, more the health impact. We already have a lot of pollution in this area and the company planning to build it weren't popular here to begin with, because of their history with other projects here

Possibly with help from the Green party you can make a change.


So many people with the same idea, all making the same statement, is how things can begin to change.

[Adam]

Yeah I hope so. We also have support from local councillors and opur local MP

[Parts]

Snow  out the front door my truck on the lawn partially dug out

[GalileoAce]

You appear to have some truck in your snow there Parts.

[DukeNukem]

Mostly yeah. People are primarily concerned about their immediate family, but the group running the protests (which my mum is a member of) are against them in general. If we succeed in preventing this one, then they won't just give up there. Quite a lot of people feel very strongly about it now after a few months - whether in our town or anywhere else

If I had it my way, you would lose the protest and they would build the incinerator in YOUR backyard.

[Adam]

No thanks, I have two kid brothers, so no one's building any incinerator near me 

[DukeNukem]

No thanks, I have two kid brothers, so no one's building any incinerator near me 

You'll change your mind once you get pwned by the wrecking ball they will bring out to demolish your house. KABOOM!

[Adam]

If they demolish our house I'll sue them and they'll have to buy me a new one 

[GalileoAce]

Mostly yeah. People are primarily concerned about their immediate family, but the group running the protests (which my mum is a member of) are against them in general. If we succeed in preventing this one, then they won't just give up there. Quite a lot of people feel very strongly about it now after a few months - whether in our town or anywhere else

If I had it my way, you would lose the protest and they would build the incinerator in YOUR backyard.

If you had your way you wouldn't know what to do with it.

[DukeNukem]

If they demolish our house I'll sue them and they'll have to buy me a new one 

Then they will counter-sue you for hindering progress. And win. And throw you into the new incinerator.