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PostedDate: 09/26/2012 06:06:45 PM
Principal: David Layland <delayland@earthlink.net>
ReplyTo: David Layland <delayland@earthlink.net>
SendTo: Mike Gordon/R3/USEPA/US@EPA
Subject: Capitol Power Plant Emissions
Body: Sep 26, 2012
Mike Gordon
Dear Gordon,
Air Pollution from the Capitol Power Plant has for decades put the
health of the District of Columbia's residents at risk. The plant's
emissions had been reduced over the last several years as the facility
stopped burning coal. Now, however, the plant is proposing that it's
pollution limits be increased back to the levels they were before as
part of an effort to upgrade the plant and improve energy efficiency.
You have the opportunity to ensure that the reductions in air pollution
from the plant be made permanent. I ask you to reject the Capitol Power
Plant's application to increase it's emissions, in the name of energy
efficiency, to levels where they were previously. To do otherwise would
be a travesty.
Sincerely,
David Layland
62 Bryant St NW
Washington, DC 20001-1170
(202) 232-2687
PostedDate: 09/26/2012 08:37:43 PM
Principal: Robert Pohl <mmecki@gmail.com>
ReplyTo: Robert Pohl <mmecki@gmail.com>
SendTo: Mike Gordon/R3/USEPA/US@EPA
Subject: Don't go back to the old ways
Body: Sep 26, 2012
Mike Gordon
Dear Gordon,
Having a power plant in the middle of a city is not a great idea, and
if one exists, one should be kept as clean as is possible. Converting
the capitol power plant to gas was a great idea, but whatever it has as
output today should be kept as the baseline. Don't increase the toxic
emissions from a power plant that is directly next door to hundreds of
residents.
Sincerely,
Robert Pohl
219 11th St SE
Washington, DC 20003-2102
(202) 675-6907
PostedDate: 09/26/2012 10:07:39 PM
Principal: Katherine David-Fox <kdavidf@comcast.net>
ReplyTo: Katherine David-Fox <kdavidf@comcast.net>
SendTo: Mike Gordon/R3/USEPA/US@EPA
Subject: Keep the Capitol Power Plant's Emissions Low and Help Children with Asthma!
Body: Sep 26, 2012
Mike Gordon
Dear Gordon,
My son, Jacob, has asthma, and we live on Capitol Hill. His asthma
symptoms are correlated with the air pollution levels. He goes to Brent
Elementary School, near the Capitol Power Plant. Please give Jacob a
chance to grow and develop his lungs normally by not approving
pollution limits on the power plant based on the higher levels from
three years ago.
For decades pollution from the Capitol Power Plant has put residents of
the District of Columbia at risk. Now you have the opportunity to
ensure that the life-saving reductions in pollution that have happened
over the last three years, as the Plant stopped burning coal, will
continue for the future.
Families in D.C. deserve clean air and healthy communities. Moving to
more efficient use of the energy sources being used to power our
Nation's Capitol is the right direction. However the higher pollution
limits the Capitol Power Plant is proposing, taking us back to harmful
levels of air pollution from more than three years ago, should be
rejected.
Sincerely,
Katherine David-Fox
236 10th St, SE
Washington, DC 20003
Sincerely,
Katherine David-Fox
236 10th St SE
Washington, DC 20003-2117
(202) 546-4813
PostedDate: 09/30/2012 09:15:05 AM
Principal: Walter Loquet <taranaki@skynet.be>
ReplyTo: Walter Loquet <taranaki@skynet.be>
SendTo: Mike Gordon/R3/USEPA/US@EPA
Subject: Keep the Capitol Power Plant's Emissions Low!
Body: Sep 30, 2012
Mike Gordon
Dear Gordon,
For decades pollution from the Capitol Power Plant has put residents of
the District of Columbia at risk. Now you have the opportunity to
ensure that the life-saving reductions in pollution that have happened
over the last three years, as the Plant stopped burning coal, will
continue for the future.
Families in D.C. deserve clean air and healthy communities. Moving to
more efficient use of the energy sources being used to power our
Nation's Capitol is the right direction. However the higher pollution
limits the Capitol Power Plant is proposing, taking us back to harmful
levels of air pollution from more than three years ago, should be
rejected.
Sincerely,
Walter Loquet
Louis Van Regenmortellei 29
Borsbeek, DC 20036
PostedDate: 09/29/2012 10:44:19 PM
Principal: Louise Mundstock <loumund@gmail.com>
ReplyTo: Louise Mundstock <loumund@gmail.com>
SendTo: Mike Gordon/R3/USEPA/US@EPA
Subject: Keep the Capitol Power Plant's Emissions Low!
Body: Sep 29, 2012
Mike Gordon
Dear Gordon,
For decades pollution from the Capitol Power Plant has put residents of
the District of Columbia at risk. Now you have the opportunity to
ensure that the life-saving reductions in pollution that have happened
over the last three years, as the Plant stopped burning coal, will
continue for the future.
Families in D.C. deserve clean air and healthy communities. Moving to
more efficient use of the energy sources being used to power our
Nation's Capitol is the right direction. However the higher pollution
limits the Capitol Power Plant is proposing, taking us back to harmful
levels of air pollution from more than three years ago, should be
rejected.
Sincerely,
Louise Mundstock
1235 Newton St NE
Washington, DC 20017-2512
(510) 209-6415
PostedDate: 09/29/2012 05:13:43 PM
Principal: Patricia Kennedy <patricia_anne_kennedy@yahoo.com>
ReplyTo: Patricia Kennedy <patricia_anne_kennedy@yahoo.com>
SendTo: Mike Gordon/R3/USEPA/US@EPA
Subject: Keep the Capitol Power Plant's Emissions Low!
Body: Sep 29, 2012
Mike Gordon
Dear Gordon,
For decades pollution from the Capitol Power Plant has put residents of
the District of Columbia at risk. Now you have the opportunity to
ensure that the life-saving reductions in pollution that have happened
over the last three years, as the Plant stopped burning coal, will
continue for the future.
Families in D.C. deserve clean air and healthy communities. Moving to
more efficient use of the energy sources being used to power our
Nation's Capitol is the right direction. However the higher pollution
limits the Capitol Power Plant is proposing, taking us back to harmful
levels of air pollution from more than three years ago, should be
rejected.
Sincerely,
Patricia Kennedy
1100 1st St SE Apt 1419
Washington, DC 20003-4732
PostedDate: 09/29/2012 12:13:21 PM
Principal: Michael Fishbone <mfishbone167@g.rwu.edu>
ReplyTo: Michael Fishbone <mfishbone167@g.rwu.edu>
SendTo: Mike Gordon/R3/USEPA/US@EPA
Subject: Keep the Capitol Power Plant's Emissions Low!
Body: Sep 29, 2012
Mike Gordon
Dear Gordon,
For decades pollution from the Capitol Power Plant has put residents of
the District of Columbia at risk. Now you have the opportunity to
ensure that the life-saving reductions in pollution that have happened
over the last three years, as the Plant stopped burning coal, will
continue for the future.
We beg you not to raise the emission level standards. Throwing away the
progress made over the last few years would be a terrible shame and set
a poor example for the rest of the nation. I personally have lung
respiratory problems associated with having grown up in an urban
environment. Keep the standard high! Make our future a green one!
Sincerely,
Michael Fishbone
2750 14th St NW Apt 602
Washington, DC 20009-6927
PostedDate: 09/29/2012 09:43:17 AM
Principal: Robert Hughes <robert_w_hughes@hotmail.com>
ReplyTo: Robert Hughes <robert_w_hughes@hotmail.com>
SendTo: Mike Gordon/R3/USEPA/US@EPA
Subject: Keep the Capitol Power Plant's Emissions Low!
Body: Sep 29, 2012
Mike Gordon
Dear Gordon,
For decades pollution from the Capitol Power Plant has put residents of
the District of Columbia at risk. Now you have the opportunity to
ensure that the life-saving reductions in pollution that have happened
over the last three years, as the Plant stopped burning coal, will
continue for the future.
Families in D.C. deserve clean air and healthy communities. Moving to
more efficient use of the energy sources being used to power our
Nation's Capitol is the right direction. However the higher pollution
limits the Capitol Power Plant is proposing, taking us back to harmful
levels of air pollution from more than three years ago, should be
rejected.
Sincerely,
Robert Hughes
901 6th St SW Apt 213a
Washington, DC 20024-3806
PostedDate: 09/28/2012 10:12:45 PM
Principal: Judy Rae <judyrae43@gmail.com>
ReplyTo: Judy Rae <judyrae43@gmail.com>
SendTo: Mike Gordon/R3/USEPA/US@EPA
Subject: Keep the Capitol Power Plant's Emissions Low!
Body: Sep 28, 2012
Mike Gordon
Dear Gordon,
For decades pollution from the Capitol Power Plant has put residents of
the District of Columbia at risk. Now you have the opportunity to
ensure that the life-saving reductions in pollution that have happened
over the last three years, as the Plant stopped burning coal, will
continue for the future.
Families in D.C. deserve clean air and healthy communities. Moving to
more efficient use of the energy sources being used to power our
Nation's Capitol is the right direction. However the higher pollution
limits the Capitol Power Plant is proposing, taking us back to harmful
levels of air pollution from more than three years ago, should be
rejected. Please help make progress with clean air in DC.
Sincerely,
Judy Rae
4013 Van Ness St NW
Washington, DC 20016-2117
(202) 537-0731
PostedDate: 09/28/2012 10:12:39 PM
Principal: Judy Rae <judyrae43@gmail.com>
ReplyTo: Judy Rae <judyrae43@gmail.com>
SendTo: Mike Gordon/R3/USEPA/US@EPA
Subject: Keep the Capitol Power Plant's Emissions Low!
Body: Sep 28, 2012
Mike Gordon
Dear Gordon,
For decades pollution from the Capitol Power Plant has put residents of
the District of Columbia at risk. Now you have the opportunity to
ensure that the life-saving reductions in pollution that have happened
over the last three years, as the Plant stopped burning coal, will
continue for the future.
Families in D.C. deserve clean air and healthy communities. Moving to
more efficient use of the energy sources being used to power our
Nation's Capitol is the right direction. However the higher pollution
limits the Capitol Power Plant is proposing, taking us back to harmful
levels of air pollution from more than three years ago, should be
rejected. Please help make progress with clean air in DC.
Sincerely,
Judy Rae
4013 Van Ness St NW
Washington, DC 20016-2117
(202) 537-0731
PostedDate: 09/28/2012 09:42:49 PM
Principal: Elise Roberts <er3908a@student.american.edu>
ReplyTo: Elise Roberts <er3908a@student.american.edu>
SendTo: Mike Gordon/R3/USEPA/US@EPA
Subject: Keep the Capitol Power Plant's Emissions Low!
Body: Sep 28, 2012
Mike Gordon
Dear Gordon,
For decades pollution from the Capitol Power Plant has put residents of
the District of Columbia at risk. Now you have the opportunity to
ensure that the life-saving reductions in pollution that have happened
over the last three years, as the Plant stopped burning coal, will
continue for the future.
Families in D.C. deserve clean air and healthy communities. Moving to
more efficient use of the energy sources being used to power our
Nation's Capitol is the right direction. However the higher pollution
limits the Capitol Power Plant is proposing, taking us back to harmful
levels of air pollution from more than three years ago, should be
rejected.
Sincerely,
Elise Roberts
4525 Grant Rd NW
Washington, DC 20016-1821
PostedDate: 09/28/2012 02:13:46 PM
Principal: Kate Mcleod <katemaine3@earthlink.net>
ReplyTo: Kate Mcleod <katemaine3@earthlink.net>
SendTo: Mike Gordon/R3/USEPA/US@EPA
Subject: Keep the Capitol Power Plant's Emissions Low!
Body: Sep 28, 2012
Mike Gordon
Dear Gordon,
For decades pollution from the Capitol Power Plant has put residents of
the District of Columbia at risk. Now you have the opportunity to
ensure that the life-saving reductions in pollution that have happened
over the last three years, as the Plant stopped burning coal, will
continue for the future.
Families in D.C. deserve clean air and healthy communities. Moving to
more efficient use of the energy sources being used to power our
Nation's Capitol is the right direction. However the higher pollution
limits the Capitol Power Plant is proposing, taking us back to harmful
levels of air pollution from more than three years ago, should be
rejected.
****
I am writing to urge that the EPA uphold the strictest possible
standards for clean air in D.C. and elsewhere. Like so many other
residents, I personally know that the health toll that breathing
unclear air can take, including asthma ,allergies, and other health
issues. The rates of asthma in cities is skyrocketing, and the allergy
levels keep rising, too.
One of the most alarming recent studies showed that even young people
with healthy hearts can suffer temporary heart damage when breathing
polluted air for 6-8 hours. It isn't just elderly people that can
suffer heart attacks, strokes, high blood pressure, and other serious
risks due to air pollution. It turns out even the healthiest members
of the population will suffer when constantly breathing in air
pollution.
Please uphold the standards from three years ago that will help to
protect more people from breathing contaminated air. Asthma, heart
attacks, strokes, and other serious health issues linked to air
pollution are no joke and cost D.C. a lot of money in health care
costs.
(I should note that anything that can prevent global warming is
urgently needed, too.)
Sincerely,
Kate Mcleod
2424 Penn Ave NW Apt 407
Washington, DC 20037-1720
(202) 223-9122
PostedDate: 09/28/2012 11:08:58 AM
Principal: Benjamin Haag <c.benjamin.haag@gmail.com>
ReplyTo: Benjamin Haag <c.benjamin.haag@gmail.com>
SendTo: Mike Gordon/R3/USEPA/US@EPA
Subject: Keep the Capitol Power Plant's Emissions Low!
Body: Sep 28, 2012
Mike Gordon
Dear Gordon,
For decades pollution from the Capitol Power Plant has put residents of
the District of Columbia at risk. Now you have the opportunity to
ensure that the life-saving reductions in pollution that have happened
over the last three years, as the Plant stopped burning coal, will
continue for the future.
Families in D.C. deserve clean air and healthy communities. Moving to
more efficient use of the energy sources being used to power our
Nation's Capitol is the right direction. However the higher pollution
limits the Capitol Power Plant is proposing, taking us back to harmful
levels of air pollution from more than three years ago, should be
rejected.
Sincerely,
Benjamin Haag
4601 Connecticut Ave NW
Apt 508
Washington, DC 20008-5710
(347) 835-0676
PostedDate: 09/28/2012 08:39:01 AM
Principal: Janita Ponze <jlp030110@gmail.com>
ReplyTo: Janita Ponze <jlp030110@gmail.com>
SendTo: Mike Gordon/R3/USEPA/US@EPA
Subject: Keep the Capitol Power Plant's Emissions Low!
Body: Sep 28, 2012
Mike Gordon
Dear Gordon,
For decades pollution from the Capitol Power Plant has put residents of
the District of Columbia at risk. Now you have the opportunity to
ensure that the life-saving reductions in pollution that have happened
over the last three years, as the Plant stopped burning coal, will
continue for the future.
Families in D.C. deserve clean air and healthy communities. Moving to
more efficient use of the energy sources being used to power our
Nation's Capitol is the right direction. However the higher pollution
limits the Capitol Power Plant is proposing, taking us back to harmful
levels of air pollution from more than three years ago, should be
rejected.
Sincerely,
Janita Ponze
1648 Hobart St NW
Washington, DC 20009-3705
(202) 365-1421
PostedDate: 09/27/2012 10:37:50 PM
Principal: Roselle Safran <resafran@yahoo.com>
ReplyTo: Roselle Safran <resafran@yahoo.com>
SendTo: Mike Gordon/R3/USEPA/US@EPA
Subject: Keep the Capitol Power Plant's Emissions Low!
Body: Sep 27, 2012
Mike Gordon
Dear Gordon,
For decades pollution from the Capitol Power Plant has put residents of
the District of Columbia at risk. Now you have the opportunity to
ensure that the life-saving reductions in pollution that have happened
over the last three years, as the Plant stopped burning coal, will
continue for the future.
Families in D.C. deserve clean air and healthy communities. Moving to
more efficient use of the energy sources being used to power our
Nation's Capitol is the right direction. However the higher pollution
limits the Capitol Power Plant is proposing, taking us back to harmful
levels of air pollution from more than three years ago, should be
rejected.
Sincerely,
Roselle Safran
---
Washington, DC 20008
PostedDate: 09/27/2012 10:08:17 PM
Principal: Derek Wilson <dereklwilson@gmail.com>
ReplyTo: Derek Wilson <dereklwilson@gmail.com>
SendTo: Mike Gordon/R3/USEPA/US@EPA
Subject: Keep the Capitol Power Plant's Emissions Low!
Body: Sep 27, 2012
Mike Gordon
Dear Gordon,
For decades pollution from the Capitol Power Plant has put residents of
the District of Columbia at risk. Now you have the opportunity to
ensure that the life-saving reductions in pollution that have happened
over the last three years, as the Plant stopped burning coal, will
continue for the future.
Families in D.C. deserve clean air and healthy communities. Moving to
more efficient use of the energy sources being used to power our
Nation's Capitol is the right direction. However the higher pollution
limits the Capitol Power Plant is proposing, taking us back to harmful
levels of air pollution from more than three years ago, should be
rejected.
Sincerely,
Derek Wilson
4012 Edmunds St NW
Apt 4
Washington, DC 20007-1298
(434) 825-6470
PostedDate: 09/27/2012 08:36:49 PM
Principal: Arnold Woodrich <woodrich@capaccess.org>
ReplyTo: Arnold Woodrich <woodrich@capaccess.org>
SendTo: Mike Gordon/R3/USEPA/US@EPA
Subject: Keep the Capitol Power Plant's Emissions Low!
Body: Sep 27, 2012
Mike Gordon
Dear Gordon,
I live not far from the power plant. For decades pollution from the
Capitol Power Plant has put residents of the District of Columbia at
risk. Now you have the opportunity to ensure that the life-saving
reductions in pollution that have happened over the last three years,
as the Plant stopped burning coal, will continue for the future.
Families in D.C. deserve clean air and healthy communities. Moving to
more efficient use of the energy sources being used to power our
Nation's Capitol is the right direction. However the higher pollution
limits the Capitol Power Plant is proposing, taking us back to harmful
levels of air pollution from more than three years ago, should be
rejected.
Sincerely,
Arnold Woodrich
225 A St NE
Washington, DC 20002-7340
(202) 546-7088
PostedDate: 09/27/2012 08:36:49 PM
Principal: Gary Rossi <gguerino@aol.com>
ReplyTo: Gary Rossi <gguerino@aol.com>
SendTo: Mike Gordon/R3/USEPA/US@EPA
Subject: Keep the Capitol Power Plant's Emissions Low!
Body: Sep 27, 2012
Mike Gordon
Dear Gordon,
For decades pollution from the Capitol Power Plant has put residents of
the District of Columbia at risk. Now you have the opportunity to
ensure that the life-saving reductions in pollution that have happened
over the last three years, as the Plant stopped burning coal, will
continue for the future.
Families in D.C. deserve clean air and healthy communities. Moving to
more efficient use of the energy sources being used to power our
Nation's Capitol is the right direction. However the higher pollution
limits the Capitol Power Plant is proposing, taking us back to harmful
levels of air pollution from more than three years ago, should be
rejected.
Undoing a successful reduction in pollution makes absolutely no sense
whatsoever. Particularly in our nation's capital, which should be
setting a good example for power plants throughout the country!
Thank you for your consideration.
Sincerely,
Gary Rossi
1706 New Jersey Ave NW
Washington, DC 20001-2431
(202) 487-3485
PostedDate: 09/27/2012 06:06:58 PM
Principal: Jenefer Ellingston <jellygreen3@gmail.com>
ReplyTo: Jenefer Ellingston <jellygreen3@gmail.com>
SendTo: Mike Gordon/R3/USEPA/US@EPA
Subject: Keep the Capitol Power Plant's Emissions Low!
Body: Sep 27, 2012
Mike Gordon
Dear Gordon,
For decades pollution from the Capitol Power Plant has put residents of
the District of Columbia at risk. Now you have the opportunity to
ensure that the life-saving reductions in pollution that have happened
over the last three years, as the Plant stopped burning coal, will
continue for the future.
Families in D.C. deserve clean air and healthy communities. Moving to
more efficient use of the energy sources being used to power our
Nation's Capitol is the right direction. However the higher pollution
limits the Capitol Power Plant is proposing, taking us back to harmful
levels of air pollution from more than three years ago, should be
rejected.
Sincerely,
Jenefer Ellingston
641 Maryland Ave NE
Washington, DC 20002-5811
PostedDate: 09/27/2012 06:06:45 PM
Principal: Brigitte Sterrett <bsterrett46@gmail.com>
ReplyTo: Brigitte Sterrett <bsterrett46@gmail.com>
SendTo: Mike Gordon/R3/USEPA/US@EPA
Subject: Keep the Capitol Power Plant's Emissions Low!
Body: Sep 27, 2012
Mike Gordon
Dear Gordon,
For decades pollution from the Capitol Power Plant has put residents of
the District of Columbia at risk. Now you have the opportunity to
ensure that the life-saving reductions in pollution that have happened
over the last three years, as the Plant stopped burning coal, will
continue for the future.
Families in D.C. deserve clean air and healthy communities. Moving to
more efficient use of the energy sources being used to power our
Nation's Capitol is the right direction. However the higher pollution
limits the Capitol Power Plant is proposing, taking us back to harmful
levels of air pollution from more than three years ago, should be
rejected.
Sincerely,
Brigitte Sterrett
4101 Cathedral Ave NW Apt 1202
Washington, DC 20016-7504
(202) 362-1304
PostedDate: 09/27/2012 06:06:38 PM
Principal: Paul Ramshaw <pramshaw@gmail.com>
ReplyTo: Paul Ramshaw <pramshaw@gmail.com>
SendTo: Mike Gordon/R3/USEPA/US@EPA
Subject: Keep the Capitol Power Plant's Emissions Low!
Body: Sep 27, 2012
Mike Gordon
Dear Gordon,
For decades pollution from the Capitol Power Plant has put residents of
the District of Columbia at risk. Now you have the opportunity to
ensure that the life-saving reductions in pollution that have happened
over the last three years, as the Plant stopped burning coal, will
continue for the future.
Families in D.C. deserve clean air and healthy communities. Moving to
more efficient use of the energy sources being used to power our
Nation's Capitol is the right direction. However the higher pollution
limits the Capitol Power Plant is proposing, taking us back to harmful
levels of air pollution from more than three years ago, should be
rejected.
Sincerely,
Paul Ramshaw
1411 10th St NW
Washington, DC 20001-3311
PostedDate: 09/27/2012 05:36:36 PM
Principal: Rosemari Ochoa <rosemari.ochoa@gmail.com>
ReplyTo: Rosemari Ochoa <rosemari.ochoa@gmail.com>
SendTo: Mike Gordon/R3/USEPA/US@EPA
Subject: Keep the Capitol Power Plant's Emissions Low!
Body: Sep 27, 2012
Mike Gordon
Dear Gordon,
For decades pollution from the Capitol Power Plant has put residents of
the District of Columbia at risk. Now you have the opportunity to
ensure that the life-saving reductions in pollution that have happened
over the last three years, as the Plant stopped burning coal, will
continue for the future.
Families in D.C. deserve clean air and healthy communities. Moving to
more efficient use of the energy sources being used to power our
Nation's Capitol is the right direction. However the higher pollution
limits the Capitol Power Plant is proposing, taking us back to harmful
levels of air pollution from more than three years ago, should be
rejected.
Sincerely,
Rosemari Ochoa
2121 K St NW
Washington, DC 20037-1801
PostedDate: 09/27/2012 05:06:40 PM
Principal: Eryn Starun <erynmead@yahoo.com>
ReplyTo: Eryn Starun <erynmead@yahoo.com>
SendTo: Mike Gordon/R3/USEPA/US@EPA
Subject: Keep the Capitol Power Plant's Emissions Low!
Body: Sep 27, 2012
Mike Gordon
Dear Gordon,
For decades pollution from the Capitol Power Plant has put residents of
the District of Columbia at risk. Now you have the opportunity to
ensure that the life-saving reductions in pollution that have happened
over the last three years, as the Plant stopped burning coal, will
continue for the future.
Families in D.C. deserve clean air and healthy communities. Moving to
more efficient use of the energy sources being used to power our
Nation's Capitol is the right direction. However the higher pollution
limits the Capitol Power Plant is proposing, taking us back to harmful
levels of air pollution from more than three years ago, should be
rejected.
Sincerely,
Eryn Starun
4411 P St NW
Washington, DC 20007-2014
PostedDate: 09/27/2012 05:06:27 PM
Principal: Julie Myers <jamyers.consulting@gmail.com>
ReplyTo: Julie Myers <jamyers.consulting@gmail.com>
SendTo: Mike Gordon/R3/USEPA/US@EPA
Subject: Keep the Capitol Power Plant's Emissions Low!
Body: Sep 27, 2012
Mike Gordon
Dear Gordon,
For decades pollution from the Capitol Power Plant has put residents of
the District of Columbia at risk. Now you have the opportunity to
ensure that the life-saving reductions in pollution that have happened
over the last three years, as the Plant stopped burning coal, will
continue for the future.
Families in D.C. deserve clean air and healthy communities. Moving to
more efficient use of the energy sources being used to power our
Nation's Capitol is the right direction. However the higher pollution
limits the Capitol Power Plant is proposing, taking us back to harmful
levels of air pollution from more than three years ago, should be
rejected.
Sincerely,
Julie Myers
3916 Military Rd NW
Washington, DC 20015-2928
PostedDate: 09/27/2012 04:36:43 PM
Principal: Rosemary Crockett <crockettrf@earthlink.net>
ReplyTo: Rosemary Crockett <crockettrf@earthlink.net>
SendTo: Mike Gordon/R3/USEPA/US@EPA
Subject: Keep the Capitol Power Plant's Emissions Low!
Body: Sep 27, 2012
Mike Gordon
Dear Gordon,
I have lived in the District of Columbia on and off for more than 50
years. For decades pollution from the Capitol Power Plant has put
residents of the District of Columbia at risk. Now you have the
opportunity to ensure that the life-saving reductions in pollution that
have happened over the last three years, as the Plant stopped burning
coal, will continue for the future. Seize this opportunity to provide
cleaner air for yourself, for me and our neighbors and friends.
Families in D.C. deserve clean air and healthy communities. Moving to
more efficient use of the energy sources being used to power our
Nation's Capitol is the right direction. D.C. and the Capitol should be
a showcase for energy efficiency. However the higher pollution limits
the Capitol Power Plant is proposing, take us back to harmful levels of
air pollution of more than three years ago, should be rejected. We can
do better than that; we should do better than that for ourselves and
for our children.
Sincerely,
Rosemary Crockett
1500 35th St SE
Washington, DC 20020-2324
(202) 581-1926
PostedDate: 09/27/2012 04:36:48 PM
Principal: Kenneth Hopkins <kenn.jose@comcast.net>
ReplyTo: Kenneth Hopkins <kenn.jose@comcast.net>
SendTo: Mike Gordon/R3/USEPA/US@EPA
Subject: Keep the Capitol Power Plant's Emissions Low!
Body: Sep 27, 2012
Mike Gordon
Dear Gordon,
For decades pollution from the Capitol Power Plant has put residents of
the District of Columbia at risk. Now you have the opportunity to
ensure that the life-saving reductions in pollution that have happened
over the last three years, as the Plant stopped burning coal, will
continue for the future.
Families in D.C. deserve clean air and healthy communities. Moving to
more efficient use of the energy sources being used to power our
Nation's Capitol is the right direction. However the higher pollution
limits the Capitol Power Plant is proposing, taking us back to harmful
levels of air pollution from more than three years ago, should be
rejected.
Sincerely,
Kenneth Hopkins
2014 31st Pl SE
Washington, DC 20020-3314
PostedDate: 09/27/2012 03:07:43 PM
Principal: Jennifer Brandt <jbrandt36@gmail.com>
ReplyTo: Jennifer Brandt <jbrandt36@gmail.com>
SendTo: Mike Gordon/R3/USEPA/US@EPA
Subject: Keep the Capitol Power Plant's Emissions Low!
Body: Sep 27, 2012
Mike Gordon
Dear Gordon,
For decades pollution from the Capitol Power Plant has put residents of
the District of Columbia at risk. Now you have the opportunity to
ensure that the life-saving reductions in pollution that have happened
over the last three years, as the Plant stopped burning coal, will
continue for the future.
Families in D.C. deserve clean air and healthy communities. Moving to
more efficient use of the energy sources being used to power our
Nation's Capitol is the right direction. However the higher pollution
limits the Capitol Power Plant is proposing, taking us back to harmful
levels of air pollution from more than three years ago, should be
rejected.
Sincerely,
Jennifer Brandt
609 Havard St Nw
Washington, DC 20001-2909
(202) 277-4177
PostedDate: 09/27/2012 02:08:44 PM
Principal: Damla Kiral <damla.kiral@gmail.com>
ReplyTo: Damla Kiral <damla.kiral@gmail.com>
SendTo: Mike Gordon/R3/USEPA/US@EPA
Subject: Keep the Capitol Power Plant's Emissions Low!
Body: Sep 27, 2012
Mike Gordon
Dear Gordon,
For decades pollution from the Capitol Power Plant has put residents of
the District of Columbia at risk. Now you have the opportunity to
ensure that the life-saving reductions in pollution that have happened
over the last three years, as the Plant stopped burning coal, will
continue for the future.
Families in D.C. deserve clean air and healthy communities. Moving to
more efficient use of the energy sources being used to power our
Nation's Capitol is the right direction. However the higher pollution
limits the Capitol Power Plant is proposing, taking us back to harmful
levels of air pollution from more than three years ago, should be
rejected.
Sincerely,
Damla Kiral
xxx
Xx
Washington, DC 20036
PostedDate: 09/27/2012 01:38:50 PM
Principal: Barbara Gregory <ggregory@udc.edu>
ReplyTo: Barbara Gregory <ggregory@udc.edu>
SendTo: Mike Gordon/R3/USEPA/US@EPA
Subject: Keep the Capitol Power Plant's Emissions Low!
Body: Sep 27, 2012
Mike Gordon
Dear Gordon,
For decades pollution from the Capitol Power Plant has put residents of
the District of Columbia at risk. Now you have the opportunity to
ensure that the life-saving reductions in pollution that have happened
over the last three years, as the Plant stopped burning coal, will
continue for the future.
Families in D.C. deserve clean air and healthy communities. Moving to
more efficient use of the energy sources being used to power our
Nation's Capitol is the right direction. However the higher pollution
limits the Capitol Power Plant is proposing, taking us back to harmful
levels of air pollution from more than three years ago, should be
rejected.
Sincerely,
Barbara Gregory
1104 McCollough Ct NW
Washington, DC 20001-3637
PostedDate: 09/27/2012 01:38:43 PM
Principal: Mark Rodeffer <rodeffer@gmail.com>
ReplyTo: Mark Rodeffer <rodeffer@gmail.com>
SendTo: Mike Gordon/R3/USEPA/US@EPA
Subject: Keep the Capitol Power Plant's Emissions Low!
Body: Sep 27, 2012
Mike Gordon
Dear Gordon,
For decades pollution from the Capitol Power Plant has put residents of
the District of Columbia at risk. Now you have the opportunity to
ensure that the life-saving reductions in pollution that have happened
over the last three years, as the Plant stopped burning coal, will
continue for the future.
Families in D.C. deserve clean air and healthy communities. Moving to
more efficient use of the energy sources being used to power our
Nation's Capitol is the right direction. However the higher pollution
limits the Capitol Power Plant is proposing, taking us back to harmful
levels of air pollution from more than three years ago, should be
rejected.
Sincerely,
Mark Rodeffer
1237 Girard St NW
Washington, DC 20009-5335
(202) 629-1110
PostedDate: 09/27/2012 01:08:57 PM
Principal: Diane Mclean <dianepmclean@earthlink.net>
ReplyTo: Diane Mclean <dianepmclean@earthlink.net>
SendTo: Mike Gordon/R3/USEPA/US@EPA
Subject: Keep the Capitol Power Plant's Emissions Low!
Body: Sep 27, 2012
Mike Gordon
Dear Gordon,
For decades pollution from the Capitol Power Plant has put residents of
the District of Columbia at risk. Now you have the opportunity to
ensure that the life-saving reductions in pollution that have happened
over the last three years, as the Plant stopped burning coal, will
continue for the future.
Families in D.C. deserve clean air and healthy communities. Moving to
more efficient use of the energy sources being used to power our
Nation's Capitol is the right direction. However the higher pollution
limits the Capitol Power Plant is proposing, taking us back to harmful
levels of air pollution from more than three years ago, should be
rejected.
Sincerely,
Diane Mclean
1445 Parkwood Pl NW
Washington, DC 20010-3218
PostedDate: 09/27/2012 12:38:37 PM
Principal: Ellen Stiefvater <ellen.stiefvater@gmail.com>
ReplyTo: Ellen Stiefvater <ellen.stiefvater@gmail.com>
SendTo: Mike Gordon/R3/USEPA/US@EPA
Subject: Keep the Capitol Power Plant's Emissions Low!
Body: Sep 27, 2012
Mike Gordon
Dear Gordon,
For decades pollution from the Capitol Power Plant has put residents of
the District of Columbia at risk. Now you have the opportunity to
ensure that the life-saving reductions in pollution that have happened
over the last three years, as the Plant stopped burning coal, will
continue for the future.
Families in D.C. deserve clean air and healthy communities. Moving to
more efficient use of the energy sources being used to power our
Nation's Capitol is the right direction. However the higher pollution
limits the Capitol Power Plant is proposing, taking us back to harmful
levels of air pollution from more than three years ago, should be
rejected.
Sincerely,
Ellen Stiefvater
638 A St SE
Washington, DC 20003-1224
PostedDate: 09/27/2012 12:08:34 PM
Principal: Brandon Johnson <snewn1771@gmail.com>
ReplyTo: Brandon Johnson <snewn1771@gmail.com>
SendTo: Mike Gordon/R3/USEPA/US@EPA
Subject: Keep the Capitol Power Plant's Emissions Low!
Body: Sep 27, 2012
Mike Gordon
Dear Gordon,
For decades pollution from the Capitol Power Plant has put residents of
the District of Columbia at risk. Now you have the opportunity to
ensure that the life-saving reductions in pollution that have happened
over the last three years, as the Plant stopped burning coal, will
continue for the future.
Families in D.C. deserve clean air and healthy communities. Moving to
more efficient use of the energy sources being used to power our
Nation's Capitol is the right direction. However the higher pollution
limits the Capitol Power Plant is proposing, taking us back to harmful
levels of air pollution from more than three years ago, should be
rejected.
Sincerely,
Brandon Johnson
6312 5th St NW
Washington, DC 20011-1337
PostedDate: 09/27/2012 11:38:47 AM
Principal: Richard Nunno <ricknunno@gmail.com>
ReplyTo: Richard Nunno <ricknunno@gmail.com>
SendTo: Mike Gordon/R3/USEPA/US@EPA
Subject: Keep the Capitol Power Plant's Emissions Low!
Body: Sep 27, 2012
Mike Gordon
Dear Gordon,
For decades pollution from the Capitol Power Plant has put residents of
the District of Columbia at risk. Now you have the opportunity to
ensure that the life-saving reductions in pollution that have happened
over the last three years, as the Plant stopped burning coal, will
continue for the future.
Families in D.C. deserve clean air and healthy communities. Moving to
more efficient use of the energy sources being used to power our
Nation's Capitol is the right direction. However the higher pollution
limits the Capitol Power Plant is proposing, taking us back to harmful
levels of air pollution from more than three years ago, should be
rejected.
Sincerely,
Richard Nunno
3539 13th St NW
Washington, DC 20010-2001
(202) 234-0638
PostedDate: 09/27/2012 11:08:47 AM
Principal: Nicholas Alexandrov <nicholas.alexandrov@gmail.com>
ReplyTo: Nicholas Alexandrov <nicholas.alexandrov@gmail.com>
SendTo: Mike Gordon/R3/USEPA/US@EPA
Subject: Keep the Capitol Power Plant's Emissions Low!
Body: Sep 27, 2012
Mike Gordon
Dear Gordon,
For decades pollution from the Capitol Power Plant has put residents of
the District of Columbia at risk. Now you have the opportunity to
ensure that the life-saving reductions in pollution that have happened
over the last three years, as the Plant stopped burning coal, will
continue for the future.
Families in D.C. deserve clean air and healthy communities. Moving to
more efficient use of the energy sources being used to power our
Nation's Capitol is the right direction. However the higher pollution
limits the Capitol Power Plant is proposing, taking us back to harmful
levels of air pollution from more than three years ago, should be
rejected.
Sincerely,
Nicholas Alexandrov
3445 14th St NW
Apt 3
Washington, DC 20010-3419
(203) 376-0065
PostedDate: 09/27/2012 11:08:47 AM
Principal: Lydia Maniatis <lydia.maniatis@gmail.com>
ReplyTo: Lydia Maniatis <lydia.maniatis@gmail.com>
SendTo: Mike Gordon/R3/USEPA/US@EPA
Subject: Keep the Capitol Power Plant's Emissions Low!
Body: Sep 27, 2012
Mike Gordon
Dear Gordon,
For decades pollution from the Capitol Power Plant has put residents of
the District of Columbia at risk. Now you have the opportunity to
ensure that the life-saving reductions in pollution that have happened
over the last three years, as the Plant stopped burning coal, will
continue for the future.
Families in D.C. deserve clean air and healthy communities. Moving to
more efficient use of the energy sources being used to power our
Nation's Capitol is the right direction. However the higher pollution
limits the Capitol Power Plant is proposing, taking us back to harmful
levels of air pollution from more than three years ago, should be
rejected.
Sincerely,
Lydia Maniatis
2619 42nd St NW Apt 303
Washington, DC 20007-3925
PostedDate: 09/27/2012 10:38:39 AM
Principal: Frances Coles <fcoles1@arlingtonva.us>
ReplyTo: Frances Coles <fcoles1@arlingtonva.us>
SendTo: Mike Gordon/R3/USEPA/US@EPA
Subject: Keep the Capitol Power Plant's Emissions Low!
Body: Sep 27, 2012
Mike Gordon
Dear Gordon,
For decades pollution from the Capitol Power Plant has put residents of
the District of Columbia at risk. Now you have the opportunity to
ensure that the life-saving reductions in pollution that have happened
over the last three years, as the Plant stopped burning coal, will
continue for the future.
Families in D.C. deserve clean air and healthy communities. Moving to
more efficient use of the energy sources being used to power our
Nation's Capitol is the right direction. However the higher pollution
limits the Capitol Power Plant is proposing, taking us back to harmful
levels of air pollution from more than three years ago, should be
rejected.
Sincerely,
Frances Coles
1431 Rittenhouse St NW
Washington, DC 20011-8024
(202) 726-1512
PostedDate: 09/27/2012 10:08:39 AM
Principal: Kesaaraa Wijeyewickrema <kesaaraa@gmail.com>
ReplyTo: Kesaaraa Wijeyewickrema <kesaaraa@gmail.com>
SendTo: Mike Gordon/R3/USEPA/US@EPA
Subject: Keep the Capitol Power Plant's Emissions Low!
Body: Sep 27, 2012
Mike Gordon
Dear Gordon,
For decades pollution from the Capitol Power Plant has put residents of
the District of Columbia at risk. Now you have the opportunity to
ensure that the life-saving reductions in pollution that have happened
over the last three years, as the Plant stopped burning coal, will
continue for the future.
Families in D.C. deserve clean air and healthy communities. Moving to
more efficient use of the energy sources being used to power our
Nation's Capitol is the right direction. However the higher pollution
limits the Capitol Power Plant is proposing, taking us back to harmful
levels of air pollution from more than three years ago, should be
rejected.
Sincerely,
Kesaaraa Wijeyewickrema
1921 19th St NW Apt 31
Washington, DC 20009-1240
(202) 675-6279
PostedDate: 09/27/2012 10:08:33 AM
Principal: Bob Snyder <piano.path@gmail.com>
ReplyTo: Bob Snyder <piano.path@gmail.com>
SendTo: Mike Gordon/R3/USEPA/US@EPA
Subject: Keep the Capitol Power Plant's Emissions Low!
Body: Sep 27, 2012
Mike Gordon
Dear Gordon,
For decades pollution from the Capitol Power Plant has put residents of
the District of Columbia at risk. Now you have the opportunity to
ensure that the life-saving reductions in pollution that have happened
over the last three years, as the Plant stopped burning coal, will
continue for the future.
Families in D.C. deserve clean air and healthy communities. Moving to
more efficient use of the energy sources being used to power our
Nation's Capitol is the right direction. However the higher pollution
limits the Capitol Power Plant is proposing, taking us back to harmful
levels of air pollution from more than three years ago, should be
rejected.
Sincerely,
Bob Snyder
16 7th St NE
Washington, DC 20002-6022
PostedDate: 09/27/2012 09:38:28 AM
Principal: Nathan Berger <nberger@gmail.com>
ReplyTo: Nathan Berger <nberger@gmail.com>
SendTo: Mike Gordon/R3/USEPA/US@EPA
Subject: Keep the Capitol Power Plant's Emissions Low!
Body: Sep 27, 2012
Mike Gordon
Dear Gordon,
For decades pollution from the Capitol Power Plant has put residents of
the District of Columbia at risk. Now you have the opportunity to
ensure that the life-saving reductions in pollution that have happened
over the last three years, as the Plant stopped burning coal, will
continue for the future.
Families in D.C. deserve clean air and healthy communities. Moving to
more efficient use of the energy sources being used to power our
Nation's Capitol is the right direction. However the higher pollution
limits the Capitol Power Plant is proposing, taking us back to harmful
levels of air pollution from more than three years ago, should be
rejected.
Sincerely,
Nathan Berger
714 4th St SE
Washington, DC 20003-4205
PostedDate: 09/27/2012 09:08:29 AM
Principal: Frances Mckay <sismckay@att.net>
ReplyTo: Frances Mckay <sismckay@att.net>
SendTo: Mike Gordon/R3/USEPA/US@EPA
Subject: Keep the Capitol Power Plant's Emissions Low!
Body: Sep 27, 2012
Mike Gordon
Dear Gordon,
I am a Capitol Hill resident, and we have solar panels. Our church, St,
Mark's Capitol Hill, is in the process of installing solar panels and
sustainable features as a part of our upcoming renovation.
I think it's time for the US Congress to take the lead in sustainable
energy and green the US Capitol. With all their land they could easily
have solar and thermal. They do not need this carbon age, smoke
belching dragon of a power plant. It's a national disgrace. They should
vote themselves an immediate upgrade and replace it tomorrow.
For decades pollution from the Capitol Power Plant has put residents of
the District of Columbia at risk. Now you have the opportunity to
ensure that the life-saving reductions in pollution that have happened
over the last three years, as the Plant stopped burning coal, will
continue for the future.
Families in D.C. deserve clean air and healthy communities. Moving to
more efficient use of the energy sources being used to power our
Nation's Capitol is the right direction. However the higher pollution
limits the Capitol Power Plant is proposing, taking us back to harmful
levels of air pollution from more than three years ago, should be
rejected.
Sincerely,
Frances Mckay
117 4th St NE
Washington, DC 20002-5931
(202) 546-9652
PostedDate: 09/27/2012 09:08:22 AM
Principal: Andrea Kalvesmaki <akalvesmaki@yahoo.com>
ReplyTo: Andrea Kalvesmaki <akalvesmaki@yahoo.com>
SendTo: Mike Gordon/R3/USEPA/US@EPA
Subject: Keep the Capitol Power Plant's Emissions Low!
Body: Sep 27, 2012
Mike Gordon
Dear Gordon,
For decades pollution from the Capitol Power Plant has put residents of
the District of Columbia at risk. Now you have the opportunity to
ensure that the life-saving reductions in pollution that have happened
over the last three years, as the Plant stopped burning coal, will
continue for the future.
Families in D.C. deserve clean air and healthy communities. Moving to
more efficient use of the energy sources being used to power our
Nation's Capitol is the right direction. However the higher pollution
limits the Capitol Power Plant is proposing, taking us back to harmful
levels of air pollution from more than three years ago, should be
rejected.
Sincerely,
Andrea Kalvesmaki
1123 5th St NE
Washington, DC 20002-3411
PostedDate: 09/27/2012 09:08:28 AM
Principal: Greta Faison <greta.faison@dc.gov>
ReplyTo: Greta Faison <greta.faison@dc.gov>
SendTo: Mike Gordon/R3/USEPA/US@EPA
Subject: Keep the Capitol Power Plant's Emissions Low!
Body: Sep 27, 2012
Mike Gordon
Dear Gordon,
For decades pollution from the Capitol Power Plant has put residents of
the District of Columbia at risk. Now you have the opportunity to
ensure that the life-saving reductions in pollution that have happened
over the last three years, as the Plant stopped burning coal, will
continue for the future.
Families in D.C. deserve clean air and healthy communities. Moving to
more efficient use of the energy sources being used to power our
Nation's Capitol is the right direction. However the higher pollution
limits the Capitol Power Plant is proposing, taking us back to harmful
levels of air pollution from more than three years ago, should be
rejected.
Sincerely,
Greta Faison
441 4th St NW
Washington, DC 20001-2714
(202) 724-3656
PostedDate: 09/27/2012 09:08:23 AM
Principal: Aline Hommes <ahommes2@gmail.com>
ReplyTo: Aline Hommes <ahommes2@gmail.com>
SendTo: Mike Gordon/R3/USEPA/US@EPA
Subject: Keep the Capitol Power Plant's Emissions Low!
Body: Sep 27, 2012
Mike Gordon
Dear Gordon,
For decades pollution from the Capitol Power Plant has put residents of
the District of Columbia at risk. Now you have the opportunity to
ensure that the life-saving reductions in pollution that have happened
over the last three years, as the Plant stopped burning coal, will
continue for the future.
Families in D.C. deserve clean air and healthy communities. Moving to
more efficient use of the energy sources being used to power our
Nation's Capitol is the right direction. However the higher pollution
limits the Capitol Power Plant is proposing, taking us back to harmful
levels of air pollution from more than three years ago, should be
rejected.
Sincerely,
Aline Hommes
3305 Dent Pl NW
Washington, DC 20007-2713
PostedDate: 09/27/2012 08:38:24 AM
Principal: Sunny Chapman <sunnie733@hotmail.com>
ReplyTo: Sunny Chapman <sunnie733@hotmail.com>
SendTo: Mike Gordon/R3/USEPA/US@EPA
Subject: Keep the Capitol Power Plant's Emissions Low!
Body: Sep 27, 2012
Mike Gordon
Dear Gordon,
For decades pollution from the Capitol Power Plant has put residents of
the District of Columbia at risk. Now you have the opportunity to
ensure that the life-saving reductions in pollution that have happened
over the last three years, as the Plant stopped burning coal, will
continue for the future.
Families in D.C. deserve clean air and healthy communities. Moving to
more efficient use of the energy sources being used to power our
Nation's Capitol is the right direction. However the higher pollution
limits the Capitol Power Plant is proposing, taking us back to harmful
levels of air pollution from more than three years ago, should be
rejected.
Sincerely,
Sunny Chapman
4243 Bladen Street
Washington, DC 20008
PostedDate: 09/27/2012 08:08:15 AM
Principal: Pat Taylor <marchplanter@gmail.com>
ReplyTo: Pat Taylor <marchplanter@gmail.com>
SendTo: Mike Gordon/R3/USEPA/US@EPA
Subject: Keep the Capitol Power Plant's Emissions Low!
Body: Sep 27, 2012
Mike Gordon
Dear Gordon,
For decades pollution from the Capitol Power Plant has put residents of
the District of Columbia at risk. Now you have the opportunity to
ensure that the life-saving reductions in pollution that have happened
over the last three years, as the Plant stopped burning coal, will
continue for the future.
Families in D.C. deserve clean air and healthy communities. Moving to
more efficient use of the energy sources being used to power our
Nation's Capitol is the right direction. However the higher pollution
limits the Capitol Power Plant is proposing, taking us back to harmful
levels of air pollution from more than three years ago, should be
rejected.
Sincerely,
Pat Taylor
423 17th St SE
Washington, DC 20003-2402
(202) 543-2605
PostedDate: 09/27/2012 07:38:14 AM
Principal: Felicia Williams <badger5@operamail.com>
ReplyTo: Felicia Williams <badger5@operamail.com>
SendTo: Mike Gordon/R3/USEPA/US@EPA
Subject: Keep the Capitol Power Plant's Emissions Low!
Body: Sep 27, 2012
Mike Gordon
Dear Gordon,
For decades pollution from the Capitol Power Plant has put residents of
the District of Columbia at risk. Now you have the opportunity to
ensure that the life-saving reductions in pollution that have happened
over the last three years, as the Plant stopped burning coal, will
continue for the future.
Families in D.C. deserve clean air and healthy communities. Moving to
more efficient use of the energy sources being used to power our
Nation's Capitol is the right direction. However the higher pollution
limits the Capitol Power Plant is proposing, taking us back to harmful
levels of air pollution from more than three years ago, should be
rejected.
Sincerely,
Felicia Williams
4201 Massachusetts Ave NW
# 175
Washington, DC 20016-4701
(202) 362-7534
PostedDate: 09/27/2012 07:38:09 AM
Principal: Lelia Spears <leliaspears@gmail.com>
ReplyTo: Lelia Spears <leliaspears@gmail.com>
SendTo: Mike Gordon/R3/USEPA/US@EPA
Subject: Keep the Capitol Power Plant's Emissions Low!
Body: Sep 27, 2012
Mike Gordon
Dear Gordon,
For decades pollution from the Capitol Power Plant has put residents of
the District of Columbia at risk. Now you have the opportunity to
ensure that the life-saving reductions in pollution that have happened
over the last three years, as the Plant stopped burning coal, will
continue for the future.
Families in D.C. deserve clean air and healthy communities. Moving to
more efficient use of the energy sources being used to power our
Nation's Capitol is the right direction. However the higher pollution
limits the Capitol Power Plant is proposing, taking us back to harmful
levels of air pollution from more than three years ago, should be
rejected.
Sincerely,
Lelia Spears
913 Hamlin St NE
Washington, DC 20017-3421
PostedDate: 09/27/2012 06:38:04 AM
Principal: Diana Dority <diandori@msn.com>
ReplyTo: Diana Dority <diandori@msn.com>
SendTo: Mike Gordon/R3/USEPA/US@EPA
Subject: Keep the Capitol Power Plant's Emissions Low!
Body: Sep 27, 2012
Mike Gordon
Dear Gordon,
For decades pollution from the Capitol Power Plant has put residents of
the District of Columbia at risk. Now you have the opportunity to
ensure that the life-saving reductions in pollution that have happened
over the last three years, as the Plant stopped burning coal, will
continue for the future.
Families in D.C. deserve clean air and healthy communities. Moving to
more efficient use of the energy sources being used to power our
Nation's Capitol is the right direction. However the higher pollution
limits the Capitol Power Plant is proposing, taking us back to harmful
levels of air pollution from more than three years ago, should be
rejected.
I moved to DC two years ago and walk occasionally to work and for
enjoyment. I don't want to breathe in higher levels of particulate
matter while doing so. Please ensure that the pollution limits remain
the same. Don't backslide now.
Sincerely,
Diana Dority
3611 38th St NW Apt 403
Washington, DC 20016-2937
PostedDate: 09/27/2012 04:37:49 AM
Principal: Pamela Bacon <pamelabacon@hotmail.com>
ReplyTo: Pamela Bacon <pamelabacon@hotmail.com>
SendTo: Mike Gordon/R3/USEPA/US@EPA
Subject: Keep the Capitol Power Plant's Emissions Low!
Body: Sep 27, 2012
Mike Gordon
Dear Gordon,
For decades pollution from the Capitol Power Plant has put residents of
the District of Columbia at risk. Now you have the opportunity to
ensure that the life-saving reductions in pollution that have happened
over the last three years, as the Plant stopped burning coal, will
continue for the future.
Families in D.C. deserve clean air and healthy communities. Moving to
more efficient use of the energy sources being used to power our
Nation's Capitol is the right direction. However the higher pollution
limits the Capitol Power Plant is proposing, taking us back to harmful
levels of air pollution from more than three years ago, should be
rejected.
Sincerely,
Pamela Bacon
1213 17th St NE
Washington, DC 20002-2019
PostedDate: 09/27/2012 03:37:41 AM
Principal: Nancy Pyne <nancypyne@gmail.com>
ReplyTo: Nancy Pyne <nancypyne@gmail.com>
SendTo: Mike Gordon/R3/USEPA/US@EPA
Subject: Keep the Capitol Power Plant's Emissions Low!
Body: Sep 27, 2012
Mike Gordon
Dear Gordon,
For decades pollution from the Capitol Power Plant has put residents of
the District of Columbia at risk. Now you have the opportunity to
ensure that the life-saving reductions in pollution that have happened
over the last three years, as the Plant stopped burning coal, will
continue for the future.
Families in D.C. deserve clean air and healthy communities. Moving to
more efficient use of the energy sources being used to power our
Nation's Capitol is the right direction. However the higher pollution
limits the Capitol Power Plant is proposing, taking us back to harmful
levels of air pollution from more than three years ago, should be
rejected.
Sincerely,
Nancy Pyne
4731 9th St NW
Washington, DC 20011-4543
PostedDate: 09/27/2012 03:07:36 AM
Principal: Kellie Calnan-Atkins <kelliecalnan@hotmail.com>
ReplyTo: Kellie Calnan-Atkins <kelliecalnan@hotmail.com>
SendTo: Mike Gordon/R3/USEPA/US@EPA
Subject: Keep the Capitol Power Plant's Emissions Low!
Body: Sep 27, 2012
Mike Gordon
Dear Gordon,
For decades pollution from the Capitol Power Plant has put residents of
the District of Columbia at risk. Now you have the opportunity to
ensure that the life-saving reductions in pollution that have happened
over the last three years, as the Plant stopped burning coal, will
continue for the future.
Families in D.C. deserve clean air and healthy communities. Moving to
more efficient use of the energy sources being used to power our
Nation's Capitol is the right direction. However the higher pollution
limits the Capitol Power Plant is proposing, taking us back to harmful
levels of air pollution from more than three years ago, should be
rejected.
Sincerely,
Kellie Calnan-Atkins
3220 17th St NW Apt 104
Washington, DC 20010-2110
PostedDate: 09/27/2012 03:07:42 AM
Principal: Michael Burtt <michaelvirat@gmail.com>
ReplyTo: Michael Burtt <michaelvirat@gmail.com>
SendTo: Mike Gordon/R3/USEPA/US@EPA
Subject: Keep the Capitol Power Plant's Emissions Low!
Body: Sep 27, 2012
Mike Gordon
Dear Gordon,
For decades pollution from the Capitol Power Plant has put residents of
the District of Columbia at risk. Now you have the opportunity to
ensure that the life-saving reductions in pollution that have happened
over the last three years, as the Plant stopped burning coal, will
continue for the future.
Families in D.C. deserve clean air and healthy communities. Moving to
more efficient use of the energy sources being used to power our
Nation's Capitol is the right direction. However the higher pollution
limits the Capitol Power Plant is proposing, taking us back to harmful
levels of air pollution from more than three years ago, should be
rejected.
Sincerely,
Michael Burtt
505 13th St SE Apt 1
Washington, DC 20003-2248
(202) 621-6655
PostedDate: 09/27/2012 01:37:40 AM
Principal: Mary Feeherry <mfeeherry@yahoo.com>
ReplyTo: Mary Feeherry <mfeeherry@yahoo.com>
SendTo: Mike Gordon/R3/USEPA/US@EPA
Subject: Keep the Capitol Power Plant's Emissions Low!
Body: Sep 27, 2012
Mike Gordon
Dear Gordon,
For decades pollution from the Capitol Power Plant has put residents of
the District of Columbia at risk. Now you have the opportunity to
ensure that the life-saving reductions in pollution that have happened
over the last three years, as the Plant stopped burning coal, will
continue for the future.
Families in D.C. deserve clean air and healthy communities. Moving to
more efficient use of the energy sources being used to power our
Nation's Capitol is the right direction. However the higher pollution
limits the Capitol Power Plant is proposing, taking us back to harmful
levels of air pollution from more than three years ago, should be
rejected.
Sincerely,
Mary Feeherry
3001 Veazey Ter NW Apt 1417
Washington, DC 20008-5408
(202) 363-4914
PostedDate: 09/27/2012 12:37:35 AM
Principal: Brad Troendle <bradtroendle@gmail.com>
ReplyTo: Brad Troendle <bradtroendle@gmail.com>
SendTo: Mike Gordon/R3/USEPA/US@EPA
Subject: Keep the Capitol Power Plant's Emissions Low!
Body: Sep 26, 2012
Mike Gordon
Dear Gordon,
For decades pollution from the Capitol Power Plant has put residents of
the District of Columbia at risk. Now you have the opportunity to
ensure that the life-saving reductions in pollution that have happened
over the last three years, as the Plant stopped burning coal, will
continue for the future.
Families in D.C. deserve clean air and healthy communities. Moving to
more efficient use of the energy sources being used to power our
Nation's Capitol is the right direction. However the higher pollution
limits the Capitol Power Plant is proposing, taking us back to harmful
levels of air pollution from more than three years ago, should be
rejected.
Sincerely,
Brad Troendle
350 G St SW
# 308
Washington, DC 20024-3129
PostedDate: 09/27/2012 12:37:29 AM
Principal: Ben Schaibly <bensch5@msn.com>
ReplyTo: Ben Schaibly <bensch5@msn.com>
SendTo: Mike Gordon/R3/USEPA/US@EPA
Subject: Keep the Capitol Power Plant's Emissions Low!
Body: Sep 26, 2012
Mike Gordon
Dear Gordon,
For decades pollution from the Capitol Power Plant has put residents of
the District of Columbia at risk. Now you have the opportunity to
ensure that the life-saving reductions in pollution that have happened
over the last three years, as the Plant stopped burning coal, will
continue for the future.
Families in D.C. deserve clean air and healthy communities. Moving to
more efficient use of the energy sources being used to power our
Nation's Capitol is the right direction. However the higher pollution
limits the Capitol Power Plant is proposing, taking us back to harmful
levels of air pollution from more than three years ago, should be
rejected.
Sincerely,
Ben Schaibly
224 12th St SE
Washington, DC 20003-1426
(202) 547-2631
PostedDate: 09/27/2012 12:37:28 AM
Principal: John Pray <louiegeetoo@gmail.com>
ReplyTo: John Pray <louiegeetoo@gmail.com>
SendTo: Mike Gordon/R3/USEPA/US@EPA
Subject: Keep the Capitol Power Plant's Emissions Low!
Body: Sep 26, 2012
Mike Gordon
Dear Gordon,
For decades pollution from the Capitol Power Plant has put residents of
the District of Columbia at risk. Now you have the opportunity to
ensure that the life-saving reductions in pollution that have happened
over the last three years, as the Plant stopped burning coal, will
continue for the future.
Families in D.C. deserve clean air and healthy communities. Moving to
more efficient use of the energy sources being used to power our
Nation's Capitol is the right direction. However the higher pollution
limits the Capitol Power Plant is proposing, taking us back to harmful
levels of air pollution from more than three years ago, should be
rejected.
Sincerely,
John Pray
4500 Conn Ave NW Apt 409
Washington, DC 20008-4335
PostedDate: 09/27/2012 12:37:22 AM
Principal: Don Bronkema <kloanchoyss@gmail.com>
ReplyTo: Don Bronkema <kloanchoyss@gmail.com>
SendTo: Mike Gordon/R3/USEPA/US@EPA
Subject: Keep the Capitol Power Plant's Emissions Low!
Body: Sep 26, 2012
Mike Gordon
Dear Gordon,
For decades pollution from the Capitol Power Plant has put residents of
the District of Columbia at risk. Now you have the opportunity to
ensure that the life-saving reductions in pollution that have happened
over the last three years, as the Plant stopped burning coal, will
continue for the future.
Families in D.C. deserve clean air and healthy communities. Moving to
more efficient use of the energy sources being used to power our
Nation's Capitol is the right direction. However the higher pollution
limits the Capitol Power Plant is proposing, taking us back to harmful
levels of air pollution from more than three years ago, should be
rejected.
STOP CAVING TO THE KOCH BROS & THEIR SLAVERING MYRMIDONS!
Sincerely,
Don Bronkema
240 M St SW # E-601
Washington, DC 20024-3659
PostedDate: 09/26/2012 11:37:22 PM
Principal: Robert Campanelli <rgcamp@yahoo.com>
ReplyTo: Robert Campanelli <rgcamp@yahoo.com>
SendTo: Mike Gordon/R3/USEPA/US@EPA
Subject: Keep the Capitol Power Plant's Emissions Low!
Body: Sep 26, 2012
Mike Gordon
Dear Gordon,
For decades pollution from the Capitol Power Plant has put residents of
the District of Columbia at risk. Now you have the opportunity to
ensure that the life-saving reductions in pollution that have happened
over the last three years, as the Plant stopped burning coal, will
continue for the future.
Families in D.C. deserve clean air and healthy communities. Moving to
more efficient use of the energy sources being used to power our
Nation's Capitol is the right direction. However the higher pollution
limits the Capitol Power Plant is proposing, taking us back to harmful
levels of air pollution from more than three years ago, should be
rejected.
Sincerely,
Robert Campanelli
1020 W St NW
Washington, DC 20001-4034
(202) 234-2412
PostedDate: 09/26/2012 11:37:22 PM
Principal: Robert Hasty <robhasty@gmail.com>
ReplyTo: Robert Hasty <robhasty@gmail.com>
SendTo: Mike Gordon/R3/USEPA/US@EPA
Subject: Keep the Capitol Power Plant's Emissions Low!
Body: Sep 26, 2012
Mike Gordon
Dear Gordon,
For decades pollution from the Capitol Power Plant has put residents of
the District of Columbia at risk. Now you have the opportunity to
ensure that the life-saving reductions in pollution that have happened
over the last three years, as the Plant stopped burning coal, will
continue for the future.
Families in D.C. deserve clean air and healthy communities. Moving to
more efficient use of the energy sources being used to power our
Nation's Capitol is the right direction. However the higher pollution
limits the Capitol Power Plant is proposing, taking us back to harmful
levels of air pollution from more than three years ago, should be
rejected.
Sincerely,
Robert Hasty
2014 15th St NW
Washington, DC 20009-5809
(202) 944-3346
PostedDate: 09/26/2012 11:37:22 PM
Principal: Charles Hicks <mrblackhistory@yahoo.com>
ReplyTo: Charles Hicks <mrblackhistory@yahoo.com>
SendTo: Mike Gordon/R3/USEPA/US@EPA
Subject: Keep the Capitol Power Plant's Emissions Low!
Body: Sep 26, 2012
Mike Gordon
Dear Gordon,
For decades pollution from the Capitol Power Plant has put residents of
the District of Columbia at risk. Now you have the opportunity to
ensure that the life-saving reductions in pollution that have happened
over the last three years, as the Plant stopped burning coal, will
continue for the future.
Families in D.C. deserve clean air and healthy communities. Moving to
more efficient use of the energy sources being used to power our
Nation's Capitol is the right direction. However the higher pollution
limits the Capitol Power Plant is proposing, taking us back to harmful
levels of air pollution from more than three years ago, should be
rejected.
Sincerely,
Charles Hicks
905 6th St SW Apt 302b
Washington, DC 20024-3812
PostedDate: 09/26/2012 11:07:20 PM
Principal: Eric Bartz <eric.c.bartz@gmail.com>
ReplyTo: Eric Bartz <eric.c.bartz@gmail.com>
SendTo: Mike Gordon/R3/USEPA/US@EPA
Subject: Keep the Capitol Power Plant's Emissions Low!
Body: Sep 26, 2012
Mike Gordon
Dear Gordon,
For decades pollution from the Capitol Power Plant has put residents of
the District of Columbia at risk. Now you have the opportunity to
ensure that the life-saving reductions in pollution that have happened
over the last three years, as the Plant stopped burning coal, will
continue for the future.
Families in D.C. deserve clean air and healthy communities. Moving to
more efficient use of the energy sources being used to power our
Nation's Capitol is the right direction. However the higher pollution
limits the Capitol Power Plant is proposing, taking us back to harmful
levels of air pollution from more than three years ago, should be
rejected.
Sincerely,
Eric Bartz
1613 Harvard St NW Apt 407
Washington, DC 20009-3713
PostedDate: 09/26/2012 11:07:21 PM
Principal: Jennifer Frohman <jfrohman.gutierrez@gmail.com>
ReplyTo: Jennifer Frohman <jfrohman.gutierrez@gmail.com>
SendTo: Mike Gordon/R3/USEPA/US@EPA
Subject: Keep the Capitol Power Plant's Emissions Low!
Body: Sep 26, 2012
Mike Gordon
Dear Gordon,
For decades pollution from the Capitol Power Plant has put residents of
the District of Columbia at risk. Now you have the opportunity to
ensure that the life-saving reductions in pollution that have happened
over the last three years, as the Plant stopped burning coal, will
continue for the future.
Families in D.C. deserve clean air and healthy communities. Moving to
more efficient use of the energy sources being used to power our
Nation's Capitol is the right direction. However the higher pollution
limits the Capitol Power Plant is proposing, taking us back to harmful
levels of air pollution from more than three years ago, should be
rejected.
Sincerely,
Jennifer Frohman
3723 Windom Pl NW
Washington, DC 20016-2238
PostedDate: 09/26/2012 10:37:38 PM
Principal: Heather Marsh <hthrmarsh@gmail.com>
ReplyTo: Heather Marsh <hthrmarsh@gmail.com>
SendTo: Mike Gordon/R3/USEPA/US@EPA
Subject: Keep the Capitol Power Plant's Emissions Low!
Body: Sep 26, 2012
Mike Gordon
Dear Gordon,
For decades pollution from the Capitol Power Plant has put residents of
the District of Columbia at risk. Now you have the opportunity to
ensure that the life-saving reductions in pollution that have happened
over the last three years, as the Plant stopped burning coal, will
continue for the future.
Families in D.C. deserve clean air and healthy communities. Moving to
more efficient use of the energy sources being used to power our
Nation's Capitol is the right direction. However the higher pollution
limits the Capitol Power Plant is proposing, taking us back to harmful
levels of air pollution from more than three years ago, should be
rejected.
Sincerely,
Heather Marsh
3128 Sherman Ave NW Apt 8
Washington, DC 20010-1581
(503) 459-3516
PostedDate: 09/26/2012 10:37:18 PM
Principal: Sean Sullivan <seanulus@gmail.com>
ReplyTo: Sean Sullivan <seanulus@gmail.com>
SendTo: Mike Gordon/R3/USEPA/US@EPA
Subject: Keep the Capitol Power Plant's Emissions Low!
Body: Sep 26, 2012
Mike Gordon
Dear Gordon,
For decades pollution from the Capitol Power Plant has put residents of
the District of Columbia at risk. Now you have the opportunity to
ensure that the life-saving reductions in pollution that have happened
over the last three years, as the Plant stopped burning coal, will
continue for the future.
Families in D.C. deserve clean air and healthy communities. Moving to
more efficient use of the energy sources being used to power our
Nation's Capitol is the right direction. However the higher pollution
limits the Capitol Power Plant is proposing, taking us back to harmful
levels of air pollution from more than three years ago, should be
rejected.
Sincerely,
Sean Sullivan
1368 Euclid St NW
Apt 610
Washington, DC 20009-4818
(775) 560-7136
PostedDate: 09/26/2012 10:07:39 PM
Principal: Fabienne Spier <fabienne922@gmail.com>
ReplyTo: Fabienne Spier <fabienne922@gmail.com>
SendTo: Mike Gordon/R3/USEPA/US@EPA
Subject: Keep the Capitol Power Plant's Emissions Low!
Body: Sep 26, 2012
Mike Gordon
Dear Gordon,
For decades pollution from the Capitol Power Plant has put residents of
the District of Columbia at risk. Now you have the opportunity to
ensure that the life-saving reductions in pollution that have happened
over the last three years, as the Plant stopped burning coal, will
continue for the future.
Families in D.C. deserve clean air and healthy communities. Moving to
more efficient use of the energy sources being used to power our
Nation's Capitol is the right direction. However the higher pollution
limits the Capitol Power Plant is proposing, taking us back to harmful
levels of air pollution from more than three years ago, should be
rejected.
Sincerely,
Fabienne Spier
4520 Burlington Pl NW
Washington, DC 20016-4452
PostedDate: 09/26/2012 10:07:13 PM
Principal: Tom Quinn <tomquinn@rcn.com>
ReplyTo: Tom Quinn <tomquinn@rcn.com>
SendTo: Mike Gordon/R3/USEPA/US@EPA
Subject: Keep the Capitol Power Plant's Emissions Low!
Body: Sep 26, 2012
Mike Gordon
Dear Gordon,
For decades pollution from the Capitol Power Plant has put residents of
the District of Columbia at risk. Now you have the opportunity to
ensure that the life-saving reductions in pollution that have happened
over the last three years, as the Plant stopped burning coal, will
continue for the future.
Families in D.C. deserve clean air and healthy communities. Moving to
more efficient use of the energy sources being used to power our
Nation's Capitol is the right direction. However the higher pollution
limits the Capitol Power Plant is proposing, taking us back to harmful
levels of air pollution from more than three years ago, should be
rejected.
Sincerely,
Tom Quinn
5322 41st St NW
Washington, DC 20015-1904
(202) 248-9928
PostedDate: 09/26/2012 10:07:26 PM
Principal: Kathy Carroll <kathy@kathleencarroll.com>
ReplyTo: Kathy Carroll <kathy@kathleencarroll.com>
SendTo: Mike Gordon/R3/USEPA/US@EPA
Subject: Keep the Capitol Power Plant's Emissions Low!
Body: Sep 26, 2012
Mike Gordon
Dear Gordon,
For decades pollution from the Capitol Power Plant has put residents of
the District of Columbia at risk. Now you have the opportunity to
ensure that the life-saving reductions in pollution that have happened
over the last three years, as the Plant stopped burning coal, will
continue for the future.
Families in D.C. deserve clean air and healthy communities. Moving to
more efficient use of the energy sources being used to power our
Nation's Capitol is the right direction. However the higher pollution
limits the Capitol Power Plant is proposing, taking us back to harmful
levels of air pollution from more than three years ago, should be
rejected.
Sincerely,
Kathy Carroll
6801 6th St NW
Washington, DC 20012-1911
PostedDate: 09/26/2012 10:07:39 PM
Principal: Linda Ghelfi <linda.ghelfi@verizon.net>
ReplyTo: Linda Ghelfi <linda.ghelfi@verizon.net>
SendTo: Mike Gordon/R3/USEPA/US@EPA
Subject: Keep the Capitol Power Plant's Emissions Low!
Body: Sep 26, 2012
Mike Gordon
Dear Gordon,
For decades pollution from the Capitol Power Plant has put residents of
the District of Columbia at risk. Now you have the opportunity to
ensure that the life-saving reductions in pollution that have happened
over the last three years, as the Plant stopped burning coal, will
continue for the future.
Families in D.C. deserve clean air and healthy communities. Moving to
more efficient use of the energy sources being used to power our
Nation's Capitol is the right direction. The higher pollution limits
the Capitol Power Plant is proposing, taking us back to harmful levels
of air pollution from more than three years ago, should be rejected.
Please base the pollution limit on the plants lower emissions of the
past two years.
Sincerely,
Linda Ghelfi
1010 25th St NW Apt 307
Washington, DC 20037-1625
PostedDate: 09/26/2012 10:07:13 PM
Principal: Elisabeth Kelly <magicwillneverend.iamthechange@gmail.com>
ReplyTo: Elisabeth Kelly <magicwillneverend.iamthechange@gmail.com>
SendTo: Mike Gordon/R3/USEPA/US@EPA
Subject: Keep the Capitol Power Plant's Emissions Low!
Body: Sep 26, 2012
Mike Gordon
Dear Gordon,
For decades pollution from the Capitol Power Plant has put residents of
the District of Columbia at risk. Now you have the opportunity to
ensure that the life-saving reductions in pollution that have happened
over the last three years, as the Plant stopped burning coal, will
continue for the future.
Families in D.C. deserve clean air and healthy communities. Moving to
more efficient use of the energy sources being used to power our
Nation's Capitol is the right direction. However the higher pollution
limits the Capitol Power Plant is proposing, taking us back to harmful
levels of air pollution from more than three years ago, should be
rejected.
Sincerely,
Elisabeth Kelly
3520 35th St NW
Washington, DC 20016-3114
PostedDate: 09/26/2012 09:37:44 PM
Principal: Andrea Bloom <garneyloom@gmail.com>
ReplyTo: Andrea Bloom <garneyloom@gmail.com>
SendTo: Mike Gordon/R3/USEPA/US@EPA
Subject: Keep the Capitol Power Plant's Emissions Low!
Body: Sep 26, 2012
Mike Gordon
Dear Gordon,
For decades pollution from the Capitol Power Plant has put residents of
the District of Columbia at risk. Now you have the opportunity to
ensure that the life-saving reductions in pollution that have happened
over the last three years, as the Plant stopped burning coal, will
continue for the future.
Families in D.C. deserve clean air and healthy communities. Moving to
more efficient use of the energy sources being used to power our
Nation's Capitol is the right direction. However the higher pollution
limits the Capitol Power Plant is proposing, taking us back to harmful
levels of air pollution from more than three years ago, should be
rejected.
Sincerely,
Andrea Bloom
3309 Porter St NW
Washington, DC 20008-3214
PostedDate: 09/26/2012 09:37:32 PM
Principal: Don Colodny <don.colodny@gmail.com>
ReplyTo: Don Colodny <don.colodny@gmail.com>
SendTo: Mike Gordon/R3/USEPA/US@EPA
Subject: Keep the Capitol Power Plant's Emissions Low!
Body: Sep 26, 2012
Mike Gordon
Dear Gordon,
For decades pollution from the Capitol Power Plant has put residents of
the District of Columbia at risk. Now you have the opportunity to
ensure that the life-saving reductions in pollution that have happened
over the last three years, as the Plant stopped burning coal, will
continue for the future.
Families in D.C. deserve clean air and healthy communities. Moving to
more efficient use of the energy sources being used to power our
Nation's Capitol is the right direction. However the higher pollution
limits the Capitol Power Plant is proposing, taking us back to harmful
levels of air pollution from more than three years ago, should be
rejected.
Sincerely,
Don Colodny
1311 Delaware Ave SW Apt S934
Washington, DC 20024-3928
(202) 548-0575
PostedDate: 09/26/2012 09:37:20 PM
Principal: Ridgway Hall <ridgehall@gmail.com>
ReplyTo: Ridgway Hall <ridgehall@gmail.com>
SendTo: Mike Gordon/R3/USEPA/US@EPA
Subject: Keep the Capitol Power Plant's Emissions Low!
Body: Sep 26, 2012
Mike Gordon
Dear Gordon,
For decades pollution from the Capitol Power Plant has put residents of
the District of Columbia at risk. Now you have the opportunity to
ensure that the life-saving reductions in pollution that have happened
over the last three years, as the Plant stopped burning coal, will
continue for the future.
Families in D.C. deserve clean air and healthy communities. Moving to
more efficient use of the energy sources being used to power our
Nation's Capitol is the right direction. However the higher pollution
limits the Capitol Power Plant is proposing, taking us back to harmful
levels of air pollution from more than three years ago, should be
rejected. Please set pollution limits based on a standard no less
stringent than shown by operating data from the most recent 2 years.
Thanks for your consideration. This really means a lot to us DC
residents.
Sincerely,
Ridgway Hall
3500 Ordway St NW
Washington, DC 20016-3174
(202) 363-4245
PostedDate: 09/26/2012 09:37:20 PM
Principal: Debbie Wood <dcdebbie@gmail.com>
ReplyTo: Debbie Wood <dcdebbie@gmail.com>
SendTo: Mike Gordon/R3/USEPA/US@EPA
Subject: Keep the Capitol Power Plant's Emissions Low!
Body: Sep 26, 2012
Mike Gordon
Dear Gordon,
For decades pollution from the Capitol Power Plant has put residents of
the District of Columbia at risk. Now you have the opportunity to
ensure that the life-saving reductions in pollution that have happened
over the last three years, as the Plant stopped burning coal, will
continue for the future.
Families in D.C. deserve clean air and healthy communities. Moving to
more efficient use of the energy sources being used to power our
Nation's Capitol is the right direction. However the higher pollution
limits the Capitol Power Plant is proposing, taking us back to harmful
levels of air pollution from more than three years ago, should be
rejected.
Sincerely,
Debbie Wood
3241 Ely Pl SE Apt 202
Washington, DC 20019-2343
PostedDate: 09/26/2012 09:37:20 PM
Principal: Roy Miller <roymillerdc@gmail.com>
ReplyTo: Roy Miller <roymillerdc@gmail.com>
SendTo: Mike Gordon/R3/USEPA/US@EPA
Subject: Keep the Capitol Power Plant's Emissions Low!
Body: Sep 26, 2012
Mike Gordon
Dear Gordon,
For decades pollution from the Capitol Power Plant has put residents of
the District of Columbia at risk. Now you have the opportunity to
ensure that the life-saving reductions in pollution that have happened
over the last three years, as the Plant stopped burning coal, will
continue for the future.
Families in D.C. deserve clean air and healthy communities. Moving to
more efficient use of the energy sources being used to power our
Nation's Capitol is the right direction. However the higher pollution
limits the Capitol Power Plant is proposing, taking us back to harmful
levels of air pollution from more than three years ago, should be
rejected.
Sincerely,
Roy Miller
1415 Rhode Island Ave NW
Apt 701
Washington, DC 20005-5412
PostedDate: 09/26/2012 09:37:09 PM
Principal: Tim Lawless <tim.lawless@comcast.net>
ReplyTo: Tim Lawless <tim.lawless@comcast.net>
SendTo: Mike Gordon/R3/USEPA/US@EPA
Subject: Keep the Capitol Power Plant's Emissions Low!
Body: Sep 26, 2012
Mike Gordon
Dear Gordon,
For decades pollution from the Capitol Power Plant has put residents of
the District of Columbia at risk. Now you have the opportunity to
ensure that the life-saving reductions in pollution that have happened
over the last three years, as the Plant stopped burning coal, will
continue for the future.
Families in D.C. deserve clean air and healthy communities. Moving to
more efficient use of the energy sources being used to power our
Nation's Capitol is the right direction. However the higher pollution
limits the Capitol Power Plant is proposing, taking us back to harmful
levels of air pollution from more than three years ago, should be
rejected.
Sincerely,
Tim Lawless
910 M St NW
Washington, DC 20001-6313
PostedDate: 09/26/2012 09:07:51 PM
Principal: Eric Miller <em8643a@student.american.edu>
ReplyTo: Eric Miller <em8643a@student.american.edu>
SendTo: Mike Gordon/R3/USEPA/US@EPA
Subject: Keep the Capitol Power Plant's Emissions Low!
Body: Sep 26, 2012
Mike Gordon
Dear Gordon,
For decades pollution from the Capitol Power Plant has put residents of
the District of Columbia at risk. Now you have the opportunity to
ensure that the life-saving reductions in pollution that have happened
over the last three years, as the Plant stopped burning coal, will
continue for the future.
Families in D.C. deserve clean air and healthy communities. Moving to
more efficient use of the energy sources being used to power our
Nation's Capitol is the right direction. However the higher pollution
limits the Capitol Power Plant is proposing, taking us back to harmful
levels of air pollution from more than three years ago, should be
rejected.
Sincerely,
Eric Miller
3040 Idaho Ave NW
Apt 616
Washington, DC 20016-5420
(740) 591-1507
PostedDate: 09/26/2012 09:08:02 PM
Principal: Lynn Faught <lynnfaught@verizon.net>
ReplyTo: Lynn Faught <lynnfaught@verizon.net>
SendTo: Mike Gordon/R3/USEPA/US@EPA
Subject: Keep the Capitol Power Plant's Emissions Low!
Body: Sep 26, 2012
Mike Gordon
Dear Gordon,
For decades pollution from the Capitol Power Plant has put residents of
the District of Columbia at risk. Now you have the opportunity to
ensure that the life-saving reductions in pollution that have happened
over the last three years, as the Plant stopped burning coal, will
continue for the future.
Families in D.C. deserve clean air and healthy communities. Moving to
more efficient use of the energy sources being used to power our
Nation's Capitol is the right direction. However the higher pollution
limits the Capitol Power Plant is proposing, taking us back to harmful
levels of air pollution from more than three years ago, should be
rejected.
Sincerely,
Lynn Faught
2009 Belmont Rd NW Apt 401
Washington, DC 20009-5430
(202) 483-1117
PostedDate: 09/26/2012 09:07:33 PM
Principal: Kevin Fitzgerald <kevinafitzgerald@gmail.com>
ReplyTo: Kevin Fitzgerald <kevinafitzgerald@gmail.com>
SendTo: Mike Gordon/R3/USEPA/US@EPA
Subject: Keep the Capitol Power Plant's Emissions Low!
Body: Sep 26, 2012
Mike Gordon
Dear Gordon,
For decades pollution from the Capitol Power Plant has put residents of
the District of Columbia at risk. Now you have the opportunity to
ensure that the life-saving reductions in pollution that have happened
over the last three years, as the Plant stopped burning coal, will
continue for the future.
Families in D.C. deserve clean air and healthy communities. Moving to
more efficient use of the energy sources being used to power our
Nation's Capitol is the right direction. However the higher pollution
limits the Capitol Power Plant is proposing, taking us back to harmful
levels of air pollution from more than three years ago, should be
rejected.
Sincerely,
Kevin Fitzgerald
1812 Park Rd NW
Washington, DC 20010-1019
PostedDate: 09/26/2012 09:07:17 PM
Principal: Stephen Szibler <sszibler@fastmail.fm>
ReplyTo: Stephen Szibler <sszibler@fastmail.fm>
SendTo: Mike Gordon/R3/USEPA/US@EPA
Subject: Keep the Capitol Power Plant's Emissions Low!
Body: Sep 26, 2012
Mike Gordon
Dear Gordon,
For decades pollution from the Capitol Power Plant has put residents of
the District of Columbia at risk. Now you have the opportunity to
ensure that the life-saving reductions in pollution that have happened
over the last three years, as the Plant stopped burning coal, will
continue for the future.
Families in D.C. deserve clean air and healthy communities. Moving to
more efficient use of the energy sources being used to power our
Nation's Capitol is the right direction. However the higher pollution
limits the Capitol Power Plant is proposing, taking us back to harmful
levels of air pollution from more than three years ago, should be
rejected.
Sincerely,
Stephen Szibler
411 Richardson Pl NW
Washington, DC 20001-1933
PostedDate: 09/26/2012 08:38:08 PM
Principal: Tamara Alexander <talexander@mcc.org>
ReplyTo: Tamara Alexander <talexander@mcc.org>
SendTo: Mike Gordon/R3/USEPA/US@EPA
Subject: Keep the Capitol Power Plant's Emissions Low!
Body: Sep 26, 2012
Mike Gordon
Dear Gordon,
As the mother of a 3-year-old in the District, I am concerned about air
quality. I was encouraged by efforts to curb pollution from the
Capitol Power Plant. Now I am concerned that a decision the EPA is
about to make could set us back.
For decades pollution from the Capitol Power Plant has put residents of
the District of Columbia at risk. Three years, as the Plant stopped
burning coal, we took a huge step in the right direction. Let's not
take a giant step backwards.
Families in D.C. deserve clean air and healthy communities. Moving to
more efficient use of the energy sources being used to power our
Nation's Capitol is the right direction. However the higher pollution
limits the Capitol Power Plant is proposing, taking us back to harmful
levels of air pollution from more than three years ago, should be
rejected.
Sincerely,
Tamara Alexander
1207 Holbrook St NE
Washington, DC 20002-3911
PostedDate: 09/26/2012 08:37:48 PM
Principal: Monica Vinet <monicavinet@gmail.com>
ReplyTo: Monica Vinet <monicavinet@gmail.com>
SendTo: Mike Gordon/R3/USEPA/US@EPA
Subject: Keep the Capitol Power Plant's Emissions Low!
Body: Sep 26, 2012
Mike Gordon
Dear Gordon,
For decades pollution from the Capitol Power Plant has put residents of
the District of Columbia at risk. Now you have the opportunity to
ensure that the life-saving reductions in pollution that have happened
over the last three years, as the Plant stopped burning coal, will
continue for the future.
Families in D.C. deserve clean air and healthy communities. Moving to
more efficient use of the energy sources being used to power our
Nation's Capitol is the right direction. However the higher pollution
limits the Capitol Power Plant is proposing, taking us back to harmful
levels of air pollution from more than three years ago, should be
rejected.
Sincerely,
Monica Vinet
1416 A St SE
Washington, DC 20003-1523
PostedDate: 09/26/2012 08:37:35 PM
Principal: Shelley Walden <swalden@alumni.unc.edu>
ReplyTo: Shelley Walden <swalden@alumni.unc.edu>
SendTo: Mike Gordon/R3/USEPA/US@EPA
Subject: Keep the Capitol Power Plant's Emissions Low!
Body: Sep 26, 2012
Mike Gordon
Dear Gordon,
For decades pollution from the Capitol Power Plant has put residents of
the District of Columbia at risk. Now you have the opportunity to
ensure that the life-saving reductions in pollution that have happened
over the last three years, as the Plant stopped burning coal, will
continue for the future.
Families in D.C. deserve clean air and healthy communities. Moving to
more efficient use of the energy sources being used to power our
Nation's Capitol is the right direction. However the higher pollution
limits the Capitol Power Plant is proposing, taking us back to harmful
levels of air pollution from more than three years ago, should be
rejected.
Sincerely,
Shelley Walden
3701 Connecticut Ave NW
# 80
Washington, DC 20008-4556
PostedDate: 09/26/2012 08:37:36 PM
Principal: Deidre Harner <deeinmetrodc@gmail.com>
ReplyTo: Deidre Harner <deeinmetrodc@gmail.com>
SendTo: Mike Gordon/R3/USEPA/US@EPA
Subject: Keep the Capitol Power Plant's Emissions Low!
Body: Sep 26, 2012
Mike Gordon
Dear Gordon,
For decades pollution from the Capitol Power Plant has put residents of
the District of Columbia at risk. Now you have the opportunity to
ensure that the life-saving reductions in pollution that have happened
over the last three years, as the Plant stopped burning coal, will
continue for the future.
Families in D.C. deserve clean air and healthy communities. Moving to
more efficient use of the energy sources being used to power our
Nation's Capitol is the right direction. However the higher pollution
limits the Capitol Power Plant is proposing, taking us back to harmful
levels of air pollution from more than three years ago, should be
rejected.
The air quality need to improve, not worsen. We need stricter
standards not more lax ones.
Sincerely,
Deidre Harner
1953 19th Pl SE Apt 303
Washington, DC 20020-4223
(202) 709-6804
PostedDate: 09/26/2012 08:37:36 PM
Principal: Helen Schietinger <h.schietinger@verizon.net>
ReplyTo: Helen Schietinger <h.schietinger@verizon.net>
SendTo: Mike Gordon/R3/USEPA/US@EPA
Subject: Keep the Capitol Power Plant's Emissions Low!
Body: Sep 26, 2012
Mike Gordon
Dear Gordon,
For decades pollution from the Capitol Power Plant has put residents of
the District of Columbia at risk. Now you have the opportunity to
ensure that the life-saving reductions in pollution that have happened
over the last three years, as the Plant stopped burning coal, will
continue for the future.
Families in D.C. deserve clean air and healthy communities. Moving to
more efficient use of the energy sources being used to power our
Nation's Capitol is the right direction. However the higher pollution
limits the Capitol Power Plant is proposing, taking us back to harmful
levels of air pollution from more than three years ago, should be
rejected.
Sincerely,
Helen Schietinger
1623 Kennedy Pl NW
Washington, DC 20011-6826
(202) 722-4333
PostedDate: 09/26/2012 08:37:35 PM
Principal: Scott Kelly <scottiek33@gmail.com>
ReplyTo: Scott Kelly <scottiek33@gmail.com>
SendTo: Mike Gordon/R3/USEPA/US@EPA
Subject: Keep the Capitol Power Plant's Emissions Low!
Body: Sep 26, 2012
Mike Gordon
Dear Gordon,
For decades pollution from the Capitol Power Plant has put residents of
the District of Columbia at risk. Now you have the opportunity to
ensure that the life-saving reductions in pollution that have happened
over the last three years, as the Plant stopped burning coal, will
continue for the future.
Families in D.C. deserve clean air and healthy communities. Moving to
more efficient use of the energy sources being used to power our
Nation's Capitol is the right direction. However the higher pollution
limits the Capitol Power Plant is proposing, taking us back to harmful
levels of air pollution from more than three years ago, should be
rejected.
Sincerely,
Scott Kelly
3114 Wisconsin Ave NW Apt 602
Washington, DC 20016-5082
(202) 506-5644
PostedDate: 09/26/2012 08:37:24 PM
Principal: Taylor Eldridge <tj1207el@gwmail.gwu.edu>
ReplyTo: Taylor Eldridge <tj1207el@gwmail.gwu.edu>
SendTo: Mike Gordon/R3/USEPA/US@EPA
Subject: Keep the Capitol Power Plant's Emissions Low!
Body: Sep 26, 2012
Mike Gordon
Dear Gordon,
For decades pollution from the Capitol Power Plant has put residents of
the District of Columbia at risk. Now you have the opportunity to
ensure that the life-saving reductions in pollution that have happened
over the last three years, as the Plant stopped burning coal, will
continue for the future.
Families in D.C. deserve clean air and healthy communities. Moving to
more efficient use of the energy sources being used to power our
Nation's Capitol is the right direction. However the higher pollution
limits the Capitol Power Plant is proposing, taking us back to harmful
levels of air pollution from more than three years ago, should be
rejected.
Sincerely,
Taylor Eldridge
2031 F St NW
Washington, DC 20052-0044
PostedDate: 09/26/2012 08:07:57 PM
Principal: Diane Gaffney <diane2@aol.com>
ReplyTo: Diane Gaffney <diane2@aol.com>
SendTo: Mike Gordon/R3/USEPA/US@EPA
Subject: Keep the Capitol Power Plant's Emissions Low!
Body: Sep 26, 2012
Mike Gordon
Dear Gordon,
For decades pollution from the Capitol Power Plant has put residents of
the District of Columbia at risk. Now you have the opportunity to
ensure that the life-saving reductions in pollution that have happened
over the last three years, as the Plant stopped burning coal, will
continue for the future.
Families in D.C. deserve clean air and healthy communities. Moving to
more efficient use of the energy sources being used to power our
Nation's Capitol is the right direction. However the higher pollution
limits the Capitol Power Plant is proposing, taking us back to harmful
levels of air pollution from more than three years ago, should be
rejected.
Sincerely,
Diane Gaffney
3945 Connecticut Ave NW
Washington, DC 20008-2433
PostedDate: 09/26/2012 07:38:10 PM
Principal: Lorna Fleming <lornas_song@yahoo.com>
ReplyTo: Lorna Fleming <lornas_song@yahoo.com>
SendTo: Mike Gordon/R3/USEPA/US@EPA
Subject: Keep the Capitol Power Plant's Emissions Low!
Body: Sep 26, 2012
Mike Gordon
Dear Gordon,
For decades pollution from the Capitol Power Plant has put residents of
the District of Columbia at risk. Now you have the opportunity to
ensure that the life-saving reductions in pollution that have happened
over the last three years, as the Plant stopped burning coal, will
continue for the future.
Families in D.C. deserve clean air and healthy communities. Moving to
more efficient use of the energy sources being used to power our
Nation's Capitol is the right direction. However the higher pollution
limits the Capitol Power Plant is proposing, taking us back to harmful
levels of air pollution from more than three years ago, should be
rejected.
I find it very difficult sometimes to breath the air in DC. My asthma
and allergies have gotten worse these past few years. Please help keep
the air cleaner
Thank you
Lorna Fleming
Sincerely,
Lorna Fleming
167 Joliet St SW Apt 202
Washington, DC 20032-1810
PostedDate: 09/26/2012 07:37:56 PM
Principal: Shel Grove <targa66@yahoo.com>
ReplyTo: Shel Grove <targa66@yahoo.com>
SendTo: Mike Gordon/R3/USEPA/US@EPA
Subject: Keep the Capitol Power Plant's Emissions Low!
Body: Sep 26, 2012
Mike Gordon
Dear Gordon,
For decades pollution from the Capitol Power Plant has put residents of
the District of Columbia at risk. Now you have the opportunity to
ensure that the life-saving reductions in pollution that have happened
over the last three years, as the Plant stopped burning coal, will
continue for the future.
Families in D.C. deserve clean air and healthy communities. Moving to
more efficient use of the energy sources being used to power our
Nation's Capitol is the right direction. However the higher pollution
limits the Capitol Power Plant is proposing, taking us back to harmful
levels of air pollution from more than three years ago, should be
rejected.
Sincerely,
Shel Grove
6613 31st St NW
Washington, DC 20015-2345
PostedDate: 09/26/2012 07:38:03 PM
Principal: Christos Kapetanakos <let-kapetanakos@starpower.net>
ReplyTo: Christos Kapetanakos <let-kapetanakos@starpower.net>
SendTo: Mike Gordon/R3/USEPA/US@EPA
Subject: Keep the Capitol Power Plant's Emissions Low!
Body: Sep 26, 2012
Mike Gordon
Dear Gordon,
For decades pollution from the Capitol Power Plant has put residents of
the District of Columbia at risk. Now you have the opportunity to
ensure that the life-saving reductions in pollution that have happened
over the last three years, as the Plant stopped burning coal, will
continue for the future.
Families in D.C. deserve clean air and healthy communities. Moving to
more efficient use of the energy sources being used to power our
Nation's Capitol is the right direction. However the higher pollution
limits the Capitol Power Plant is proposing, taking us back to harmful
levels of air pollution from more than three years ago, should be
rejected.
Sincerely,
Christos Kapetanakos
4431 Macarthur Blvd NW
Washington, DC 20007-2564
(202) 337-5407
PostedDate: 09/26/2012 07:38:10 PM
Principal: Leslie Weiss <lesliejannweiss@msn.com>
ReplyTo: Leslie Weiss <lesliejannweiss@msn.com>
SendTo: Mike Gordon/R3/USEPA/US@EPA
Subject: Keep the Capitol Power Plant's Emissions Low!
Body: Sep 26, 2012
Mike Gordon
Dear Gordon,
For decades pollution from the Capitol Power Plant has put residents of
the District of Columbia at risk. Now you have the opportunity to
ensure that the life-saving reductions in pollution that have happened
over the last three years, as the Plant stopped burning coal, will
continue for the future.
Families in D.C. deserve clean air and healthy communities. Moving to
more efficient use of the energy sources being used to power our
Nation's Capitol is the right direction. However the higher pollution
limits the Capitol Power Plant is proposing, taking us back to harmful
levels of air pollution from more than three years ago, should be
rejected.
Sincerely,
Leslie Weiss
3722 Albemarle St NW
Washington, DC 20016-1806
(202) 244-2782
PostedDate: 09/26/2012 07:38:04 PM
Principal: James McCarty Yeager <jamie.yeager@iname.com>
ReplyTo: James McCarty Yeager <jamie.yeager@iname.com>
SendTo: Mike Gordon/R3/USEPA/US@EPA
Subject: Keep the Capitol Power Plant's Emissions Low!
Body: Sep 26, 2012
Mike Gordon
Dear Gordon,
For decades pollution from the Capitol Power Plant has put residents of
the District of Columbia at risk. Now you have the opportunity to
ensure that the life-saving reductions in pollution that have happened
over the last three years, as the Plant stopped burning coal, will
continue for the future.
Families in D.C. deserve clean air and healthy communities. Moving to
more efficient use of the energy sources being used to power our
Nation's Capitol is the right direction. However the higher pollution
limits the Capitol Power Plant is proposing, taking us back to harmful
levels of air pollution from more than three years ago, should be
rejected.
Sincerely,
James McCarty Yeager
533 Peabody St NW Apt 3
Washington, DC 20011-2052
PostedDate: 09/26/2012 07:37:33 PM
Principal: Lida Skrzypczak <lida1664@verizon.net>
ReplyTo: Lida Skrzypczak <lida1664@verizon.net>
SendTo: Mike Gordon/R3/USEPA/US@EPA
Subject: Keep the Capitol Power Plant's Emissions Low!
Body: Sep 26, 2012
Mike Gordon
Dear Gordon,
For decades pollution from the Capitol Power Plant has put residents of
the District of Columbia at risk. Now you have the opportunity to
ensure that the life-saving reductions in pollution that have happened
over the last three years, as the Plant stopped burning coal, will
continue for the future.
Families in D.C. deserve clean air and healthy communities. Moving to
more efficient use of the energy sources being used to power our
Nation's Capitol is the right direction. However the higher pollution
limits the Capitol Power Plant is proposing, taking us back to harmful
levels of air pollution from more than three years ago, should be
rejected.
Sincerely,
Lida Skrzypczak
1664 Kalorama Rd NW
Washington, DC 20009-3546
(202) 319-0334
PostedDate: 09/26/2012 07:36:57 PM
Principal: Irene Riches <ireneriches123@yahoo.co.uk>
ReplyTo: Irene Riches <ireneriches123@yahoo.co.uk>
SendTo: Mike Gordon/R3/USEPA/US@EPA
Subject: Keep the Capitol Power Plant's Emissions Low!
Body: Sep 26, 2012
Mike Gordon
Dear Gordon,
For decades pollution from the Capitol Power Plant has put residents of
the District of Columbia at risk. Now you have the opportunity to
ensure that the life-saving reductions in pollution that have happened
over the last three years, as the Plant stopped burning coal, will
continue for the future.
Families in D.C. deserve clean air and healthy communities. Moving to
more efficient use of the energy sources being used to power our
Nation's Capitol is the right direction. However the higher pollution
limits the Capitol Power Plant is proposing, taking us back to harmful
levels of air pollution from more than three years ago, should be
rejected.
Sincerely,
Irene Riches
4505 Alton Pl NW
Washington, DC 20016-2023
PostedDate: 09/26/2012 07:08:44 PM
Principal: "Ralph Wittenberg, Md" <r.e.wittenberg@gmail.com>
ReplyTo: "Ralph Wittenberg, Md" <r.e.wittenberg@gmail.com>
SendTo: Mike Gordon/R3/USEPA/US@EPA
Subject: Keep the Capitol Power Plant's Emissions Low!
Body: Sep 26, 2012
Mike Gordon
Dear Gordon,
For decades pollution from the Capitol Power Plant has put residents of
the District of Columbia at risk. Now you have the opportunity to
ensure that the life-saving reductions in pollution that have happened
over the last three years, as the Plant stopped burning coal, will
continue for the future.
Families in D.C. deserve clean air and healthy communities. Moving to
more efficient use of the energy sources being used to power our
Nation's Capitol is the right direction. However the higher pollution
limits the Capitol Power Plant is proposing, taking us back to harmful
levels of air pollution from more than three years ago, should be
rejected.
Sincerely,
Ralph Wittenberg, Md
1822 Florida Ave NW
Washington, DC 20009-1709
PostedDate: 09/26/2012 07:08:31 PM
Principal: Ladayta Artis <ladaytaartis@yahoo.com>
ReplyTo: Ladayta Artis <ladaytaartis@yahoo.com>
SendTo: Mike Gordon/R3/USEPA/US@EPA
Subject: Keep the Capitol Power Plant's Emissions Low!
Body: Sep 26, 2012
Mike Gordon
Dear Gordon,
For decades pollution from the Capitol Power Plant has put residents of
the District of Columbia at risk. Now you have the opportunity to
ensure that the life-saving reductions in pollution that have happened
over the last three years, as the Plant stopped burning coal, will
continue for the future.
Families in D.C. deserve clean air and healthy communities. Moving to
more efficient use of the energy sources being used to power our
Nation's Capitol is the right direction. However the higher pollution
limits the Capitol Power Plant is proposing, taking us back to harmful
levels of air pollution from more than three years ago, should be
rejected.
i
Sincerely,
Ladayta Artis
317 K St NE
Washington, DC 20002-3521
PostedDate: 09/26/2012 07:08:02 PM
Principal: Bill Hoffman <wbhoffman@gmail.com>
ReplyTo: Bill Hoffman <wbhoffman@gmail.com>
SendTo: Mike Gordon/R3/USEPA/US@EPA
Subject: Keep the Capitol Power Plant's Emissions Low!
Body: Sep 26, 2012
Mike Gordon
Dear Gordon,
For decades pollution from the Capitol Power Plant has put residents of
the District of Columbia at risk. Now you have the opportunity to
ensure that the life-saving reductions in pollution that have happened
over the last three years, as the Plant stopped burning coal, will
continue for the future.
Families in D.C. deserve clean air and healthy communities. Moving to
more efficient use of the energy sources being used to power our
Nation's Capitol is the right direction. However the higher pollution
limits the Capitol Power Plant is proposing, taking us back to harmful
levels of air pollution from more than three years ago, should be
rejected.
Sincerely,
Bill Hoffman
3253 Worthington St NW
Washington, DC 20015-2354
PostedDate: 09/26/2012 07:07:22 PM
Principal: K Marlin <kmarlin@mindspring.com>
ReplyTo: K Marlin <kmarlin@mindspring.com>
SendTo: Mike Gordon/R3/USEPA/US@EPA
Subject: Keep the Capitol Power Plant's Emissions Low!
Body: Sep 26, 2012
Mike Gordon
Dear Gordon,
For decades pollution from the Capitol Power Plant has put residents of
the District of Columbia at risk. Now you have the opportunity to
ensure that the life-saving reductions in pollution that have happened
over the last three years, as the Plant stopped burning coal, will
continue for the future.
Families in D.C. deserve clean air and healthy communities. Moving to
more efficient use of the energy sources being used to power our
Nation's Capitol is the right direction. However the higher pollution
limits the Capitol Power Plant is proposing, taking us back to harmful
levels of air pollution from more than three years ago, should be
rejected.
Sincerely,
K Marlin
1929 18th St NW
Washington, DC 20009-1710
PostedDate: 09/26/2012 07:07:05 PM
Principal: Jennifer Gerdts <jengerdts@yahoo.com>
ReplyTo: Jennifer Gerdts <jengerdts@yahoo.com>
SendTo: Mike Gordon/R3/USEPA/US@EPA
Subject: Keep the Capitol Power Plant's Emissions Low!
Body: Sep 26, 2012
Mike Gordon
Dear Gordon,
For decades pollution from the Capitol Power Plant has put residents of
the District of Columbia at risk. Now you have the opportunity to
ensure that the life-saving reductions in pollution that have happened
over the last three years, as the Plant stopped burning coal, will
continue for the future.
Families in D.C. deserve clean air and healthy communities. Moving to
more efficient use of the energy sources being used to power our
Nation's Capitol is the right direction. However the higher pollution
limits the Capitol Power Plant is proposing, taking us back to harmful
levels of air pollution from more than three years ago, should be
rejected.
Sincerely,
Jennifer Gerdts
3837 Calvert St NW
Washington, DC 20007-1821
(202) 338-2352
PostedDate: 09/26/2012 07:06:48 PM
Principal: Charles Winter <contact@charleswinteractor.com>
ReplyTo: Charles Winter <contact@charleswinteractor.com>
SendTo: Mike Gordon/R3/USEPA/US@EPA
Subject: Keep the Capitol Power Plant's Emissions Low!
Body: Sep 26, 2012
Mike Gordon
Dear Gordon,
For decades pollution from the Capitol Power Plant has put residents of
the District of Columbia at risk. Now you have the opportunity to
ensure that the life-saving reductions in pollution that have happened
over the last three years, as the Plant stopped burning coal, will
continue for the future.
Families in D.C. deserve clean air and healthy communities. Moving to
more efficient use of the energy sources being used to power our
Nation's Capitol is the right direction. However the higher pollution
limits the Capitol Power Plant is proposing, taking us back to harmful
levels of air pollution from more than three years ago, should be
rejected.
Sincerely,
Charles Winter
4548 Linnean Ave NW
Washington, DC 20008-2146
(202) 537-3082
PostedDate: 09/26/2012 06:37:47 PM
Principal: Bruce Nilles <bruce.nilles@sierraclub.org>
ReplyTo: Bruce Nilles <bruce.nilles@sierraclub.org>
SendTo: Mike Gordon/R3/USEPA/US@EPA
Subject: Keep the Capitol Power Plant's Emissions Low!
Body: Sep 26, 2012
Mike Gordon
Dear Gordon,
For decades pollution from the Capitol Power Plant has put residents of
the District of Columbia at risk. Now you have the opportunity to
ensure that the life-saving reductions in pollution that have happened
over the last three years, as the Plant stopped burning coal, will
continue for the future.
Families in D.C. deserve clean air and healthy communities. Moving to
more efficient use of the energy sources being used to power our
Nation's Capitol is the right direction. However the higher pollution
limits the Capitol Power Plant is proposing, taking us back to harmful
levels of air pollution from more than three years ago, should be
rejected.
Sincerely,
Bruce Nilles
1876 Monroe St NW
Washington, DC 20010-1015
(202) 675-7905
PostedDate: 09/26/2012 06:37:29 PM
Principal: Allen Greenberg <agcatp2@aol.com>
ReplyTo: Allen Greenberg <agcatp2@aol.com>
SendTo: Mike Gordon/R3/USEPA/US@EPA
Subject: Keep the Capitol Power Plant's Emissions Low!
Body: Sep 26, 2012
Mike Gordon
Dear Gordon,
For decades pollution from the Capitol Power Plant has put residents of
the District of Columbia at risk. Now you have the opportunity to
ensure that the life-saving reductions in pollution that have happened
over the last three years, as the Plant stopped burning coal, will
continue for the future.
Families in D.C. deserve clean air and healthy communities. Moving to
more efficient use of the energy sources being used to power our
Nation's Capitol is the right direction. However the higher pollution
limits the Capitol Power Plant is proposing, taking us back to harmful
levels of air pollution from more than three years ago, should be
rejected. I work very near the plant, and also bicycle right past it
on the way to work, so this is something I care personally about.
Sincerely,
Allen Greenberg
1526 17th St NW Apt 310
Washington, DC 20036-6213
(202) 332-8349
PostedDate: 09/26/2012 06:37:24 PM
Principal: James Lytle <jel1955@gmail.com>
ReplyTo: James Lytle <jel1955@gmail.com>
SendTo: Mike Gordon/R3/USEPA/US@EPA
Subject: Keep the Capitol Power Plant's Emissions Low!
Body: Sep 26, 2012
Mike Gordon
Dear Gordon,
For decades pollution from the Capitol Power Plant has put residents of
the District of Columbia at risk. Now you have the opportunity to
ensure that the life-saving reductions in pollution that have happened
over the last three years, as the Plant stopped burning coal, will
continue for the future.
Families in D.C. deserve clean air and healthy communities. Moving to
more efficient use of the energy sources being used to power our
Nation's Capitol is the right direction. However the higher pollution
limits the Capitol Power Plant is proposing, taking us back to harmful
levels of air pollution from more than three years ago, should be
rejected.
Sincerely,
James Lytle
1368 Talbert Ct SE
Washington, DC 20020-5205
(202) 355-5855
PostedDate: 09/26/2012 06:36:57 PM
Principal: Adam Mills <adammills500@hotmail.com>
ReplyTo: Adam Mills <adammills500@hotmail.com>
SendTo: Mike Gordon/R3/USEPA/US@EPA
Subject: Keep the Capitol Power Plant's Emissions Low!
Body: Sep 26, 2012
Mike Gordon
Dear Gordon,
For decades pollution from the Capitol Power Plant has put residents of
the District of Columbia at risk. Now you have the opportunity to
ensure that the life-saving reductions in pollution that have happened
over the last three years, as the Plant stopped burning coal, will
continue for the future.
Families in D.C. deserve clean air and healthy communities. Moving to
more efficient use of the energy sources being used to power our
Nation's Capitol is the right direction. However the higher pollution
limits the Capitol Power Plant is proposing, taking us back to harmful
levels of air pollution from more than three years ago, should be
rejected.
Sincerely,
Adam Mills
201 I St SW
Washington, DC 20024-4267
PostedDate: 09/26/2012 06:37:08 PM
Principal: Michael Bratsafolis <mbratsafolis@gmail.com>
ReplyTo: Michael Bratsafolis <mbratsafolis@gmail.com>
SendTo: Mike Gordon/R3/USEPA/US@EPA
Subject: Keep the Capitol Power Plant's Emissions Low!
Body: Sep 26, 2012
Mike Gordon
Dear Gordon,
For decades pollution from the Capitol Power Plant has put residents of
the District of Columbia at risk. Now you have the opportunity to
ensure that the life-saving reductions in pollution that have happened
over the last three years, as the Plant stopped burning coal, will
continue for the future.
Families in D.C. deserve clean air and healthy communities. Moving to
more efficient use of the energy sources being used to power our
Nation's Capitol is the right direction. However the higher pollution
limits the Capitol Power Plant is proposing, taking us back to harmful
levels of air pollution from more than three years ago, should be
rejected.
Sincerely,
Michael Bratsafolis
1547 3rd St NW Apt A
Washington, DC 20001-1969
PostedDate: 09/26/2012 06:36:43 PM
Principal: Steven Berkley <s_berkleysr@yahoo.com>
ReplyTo: Steven Berkley <s_berkleysr@yahoo.com>
SendTo: Mike Gordon/R3/USEPA/US@EPA
Subject: Keep the Capitol Power Plant's Emissions Low!
Body: Sep 26, 2012
Mike Gordon
Dear Gordon,
For decades pollution from the Capitol Power Plant has put residents of
the District of Columbia at risk. Now you have the opportunity to
ensure that the life-saving reductions in pollution that have happened
over the last three years, as the Plant stopped burning coal, will
continue for the future.
Families in D.C. deserve clean air and healthy communities. Moving to
more efficient use of the energy sources being used to power our
Nation's Capitol is the right direction. However the higher pollution
limits the Capitol Power Plant is proposing, taking us back to harmful
levels of air pollution from more than three years ago, should be
rejected.
Sincerely,
Steven Berkley
5825 14th St NW Apt 101
Washington, DC 20011-8117
(202) 386-1032
PostedDate: 09/26/2012 06:36:43 PM
Principal: Elizabeth Pelcyger <epelcyger@yahoo.com>
ReplyTo: Elizabeth Pelcyger <epelcyger@yahoo.com>
SendTo: Mike Gordon/R3/USEPA/US@EPA
Subject: Keep the Capitol Power Plant's Emissions Low!
Body: Sep 26, 2012
Mike Gordon
Dear Gordon,
For decades pollution from the Capitol Power Plant has put residents of
the District of Columbia at risk. Now you have the opportunity to
ensure that the life-saving reductions in pollution that have happened
over the last three years, as the Plant stopped burning coal, will
continue for the future.
Families in D.C. deserve clean air and healthy communities. Moving to
more efficient use of the energy sources being used to power our
Nation's Capitol is the right direction. However the higher pollution
limits the Capitol Power Plant is proposing, taking us back to harmful
levels of air pollution from more than three years ago, should be
rejected.
Sincerely,
Elizabeth Pelcyger
250 10th St SE
Washington, DC 20003-2117
(202) 546-3389
PostedDate: 09/26/2012 06:07:07 PM
Principal: Ruth Mitchell <ruthriter@gmail.com>
ReplyTo: Ruth Mitchell <ruthriter@gmail.com>
SendTo: Mike Gordon/R3/USEPA/US@EPA
Subject: Keep the Capitol Power Plant's Emissions Low!
Body: Sep 26, 2012
Mike Gordon
Dear Gordon,
For decades pollution from the Capitol Power Plant has put residents of
the District of Columbia at risk. Now you have the opportunity to
ensure that the life-saving reductions in pollution that have happened
over the last three years, as the Plant stopped burning coal, will
continue for the future.
Families in D.C. deserve clean air and healthy communities. Moving to
more efficient use of the energy sources being used to power our
Nation's Capitol is the right direction. However the higher pollution
limits the Capitol Power Plant is proposing, taking us back to harmful
levels of air pollution from more than three years ago, should be
rejected.
Sincerely,
Ruth Mitchell
722 9th St SE
Washington, DC 20003-2804
(202) 543-3199
PostedDate: 09/26/2012 06:07:07 PM
Principal: Franco Bujosa <starr3d@gmail.com>
ReplyTo: Franco Bujosa <starr3d@gmail.com>
SendTo: Mike Gordon/R3/USEPA/US@EPA
Subject: Keep the Capitol Power Plant's Emissions Low!
Body: Sep 26, 2012
Mike Gordon
Dear Gordon,
For decades pollution from the Capitol Power Plant has put residents of
the District of Columbia at risk. Now you have the opportunity to
ensure that the life-saving reductions in pollution that have happened
over the last three years, as the Plant stopped burning coal, will
continue for the future.
Families in D.C. deserve clean air and healthy communities. Moving to
more efficient use of the energy sources being used to power our
Nation's Capitol is the right direction. However the higher pollution
limits the Capitol Power Plant is proposing, taking us back to harmful
levels of air pollution from more than three years ago, should be
rejected.
Sincerely,
Franco Bujosa
1401 Q St NW
Washington, DC 20009-7809
PostedDate: 09/26/2012 06:07:07 PM
Principal: Ruth Mitchell <ruthriter@gmail.com>
ReplyTo: Ruth Mitchell <ruthriter@gmail.com>
SendTo: Mike Gordon/R3/USEPA/US@EPA
Subject: Keep the Capitol Power Plant's Emissions Low!
Body: Sep 26, 2012
Mike Gordon
Dear Gordon,
For decades pollution from the Capitol Power Plant has put residents of
the District of Columbia at risk. Now you have the opportunity to
ensure that the life-saving reductions in pollution that have happened
over the last three years, as the Plant stopped burning coal, will
continue for the future.
Families in D.C. deserve clean air and healthy communities. Moving to
more efficient use of the energy sources being used to power our
Nation's Capitol is the right direction. However the higher pollution
limits the Capitol Power Plant is proposing, taking us back to harmful
levels of air pollution from more than three years ago, should be
rejected.
Sincerely,
Ruth Mitchell
722 9th St SE
Washington, DC 20003-2804
(202) 543-3199
PostedDate: 09/26/2012 06:06:39 PM
Principal: "Robert L. Doan" <robertldoan@verizon.net>
ReplyTo: "Robert L. Doan" <robertldoan@verizon.net>
SendTo: Mike Gordon/R3/USEPA/US@EPA
Subject: Keep the Capitol Power Plant's Emissions Low!
Body: Sep 26, 2012
Mike Gordon
Dear Gordon,
For decades pollution from the Capitol Power Plant has put residents of
the District of Columbia at risk. Now you have the opportunity to
ensure that the life-saving reductions in pollution that have happened
over the last three years, as the Plant stopped burning coal, will
continue for the future.
Families in D.C. deserve clean air and healthy communities. Moving to
more efficient use of the energy sources being used to power our
Nation's Capitol is the right direction. However the higher pollution
limits the Capitol Power Plant is proposing, taking us back to harmful
levels of air pollution from more than three years ago, should be
rejected.
Sincerely,
Robert L. Doan
2401 Calvert St NW Apt 1005
Washington, DC 20008-2680
(202) 238-9190
PostedDate: 09/26/2012 06:07:02 PM
Principal: Chanelle Ford <aciddollsimvu@gmail.com>
ReplyTo: Chanelle Ford <aciddollsimvu@gmail.com>
SendTo: Mike Gordon/R3/USEPA/US@EPA
Subject: Keep the Capitol Power Plant's Emissions Low!
Body: Sep 26, 2012
Mike Gordon
Dear Gordon,
For decades pollution from the Capitol Power Plant has put residents of
the District of Columbia at risk. Now you have the opportunity to
ensure that the life-saving reductions in pollution that have happened
over the last three years, as the Plant stopped burning coal, will
continue for the future.
Families in D.C. deserve clean air and healthy communities. Moving to
more efficient use of the energy sources being used to power our
Nation's Capitol is the right direction. However the higher pollution
limits the Capitol Power Plant is proposing, taking us back to harmful
levels of air pollution from more than three years ago, should be
rejected.
Sincerely,
Chanelle Ford
1740 Portal Dr NW
Washington, DC 20012-1116
PostedDate: 09/26/2012 06:06:56 PM
Principal: Sandra Cocke <sandra.cocke@gmail.com>
ReplyTo: Sandra Cocke <sandra.cocke@gmail.com>
SendTo: Mike Gordon/R3/USEPA/US@EPA
Subject: Keep the Capitol Power Plant's Emissions Low!
Body: Sep 26, 2012
Mike Gordon
Dear Gordon,
For decades pollution from the Capitol Power Plant has put residents of
the District of Columbia at risk. Now you have the opportunity to
ensure that the life-saving reductions in pollution that have happened
over the last three years, as the Plant stopped burning coal, will
continue for the future.
Families in D.C. deserve clean air and healthy communities. Moving to
more efficient use of the energy sources being used to power our
Nation's Capitol is the right direction. However the higher pollution
limits the Capitol Power Plant is proposing, taking us back to harmful
levels of air pollution from more than three years ago, should be
rejected.
Sincerely,
Sandra Cocke
1615 H St SE
Washington, DC 20003-3111
PostedDate: 09/26/2012 06:06:45 PM
Principal: Nancy Langworthy <nflang12@gmail.com>
ReplyTo: Nancy Langworthy <nflang12@gmail.com>
SendTo: Mike Gordon/R3/USEPA/US@EPA
Subject: Keep the Capitol Power Plant's Emissions Low!
Body: Sep 26, 2012
Mike Gordon
Dear Gordon,
For decades pollution from the Capitol Power Plant has put residents of
the District of Columbia at risk. Now you have the opportunity to
ensure that the life-saving reductions in pollution that have happened
over the last three years, as the Plant stopped burning coal, will
continue for the future.
Families in D.C. deserve clean air and healthy communities. Moving to
more efficient use of the energy sources being used to power our
Nation's Capitol is the right direction. However the higher pollution
limits the Capitol Power Plant is proposing, taking us back to harmful
levels of air pollution from more than three years ago, should be
rejected.
D.C. has more than its share of the incidence of asthma in children.
We cannot afford dirtier air.
Thank you.
Sincerely,
Nancy Langworthy
3950 Langley Ct NW
Washington, DC 20016-5536
PostedDate: 09/26/2012 06:06:56 PM
Principal: Denise Bell <dcbell70@yahoo.com>
ReplyTo: Denise Bell <dcbell70@yahoo.com>
SendTo: Mike Gordon/R3/USEPA/US@EPA
Subject: Keep the Capitol Power Plant's Emissions Low!
Body: Sep 26, 2012
Mike Gordon
Dear Gordon,
For decades pollution from the Capitol Power Plant has put residents of
the District of Columbia at risk. Now you have the opportunity to
ensure that the life-saving reductions in pollution that have happened
over the last three years, as the Plant stopped burning coal, will
continue for the future.
Families in D.C. deserve clean air and healthy communities. Moving to
more efficient use of the energy sources being used to power our
Nation's Capitol is the right direction. However the higher pollution
limits the Capitol Power Plant is proposing, taking us back to harmful
levels of air pollution from more than three years ago, should be
rejected.
Sincerely,
Denise Bell
1005 F St NE
Washington, DC 20002-5325
(212) 924-0654
PostedDate: 09/26/2012 06:06:56 PM
Principal: Mary Sebold <norbold@verizon.net>
ReplyTo: Mary Sebold <norbold@verizon.net>
SendTo: Mike Gordon/R3/USEPA/US@EPA
Subject: Keep the Capitol Power Plant's Emissions Low!
Body: Sep 26, 2012
Mike Gordon
Dear Gordon,
For decades pollution from the Capitol Power Plant has put residents of
the District of Columbia at risk. Now you have the opportunity to
ensure that the life-saving reductions in pollution that have happened
over the last three years, as the Plant stopped burning coal, will
continue for the future.
Families in D.C. deserve clean air and healthy communities. Moving to
more efficient use of the energy sources being used to power our
Nation's Capitol is the right direction. However the higher pollution
limits the Capitol Power Plant is proposing, taking us back to harmful
levels of air pollution from more than three years ago, should be
rejected.
Sincerely,
Mary Sebold
2630 Adams Mill Rd NW Apt 107
Washington, DC 20009-2153
(202) 667-3569
PostedDate: 09/26/2012 06:06:44 PM
Principal: James Parson <parsjtjr1@aol.com>
ReplyTo: James Parson <parsjtjr1@aol.com>
SendTo: Mike Gordon/R3/USEPA/US@EPA
Subject: Keep the Capitol Power Plant's Emissions Low!
Body: Sep 26, 2012
Mike Gordon
Dear Gordon,
For decades pollution from the Capitol Power Plant has put residents of
the District of Columbia at risk. Now you have the opportunity to
ensure that the life-saving reductions in pollution that have happened
over the last three years, as the Plant stopped burning coal, will
continue for the future.
Families in D.C. deserve clean air and healthy communities. Moving to
more efficient use of the energy sources being used to power our
Nation's Capitol is the right direction. However the higher pollution
limits the Capitol Power Plant is proposing, taking us back to harmful
levels of air pollution from more than three years ago, should be
rejected.
Sincerely,
James Parson
1802 Burke St SE
Washington, DC 20003-2511
PostedDate: 09/26/2012 06:06:39 PM
Principal: Bobbi Krengel <bobbi.krengel@gmail.com>
ReplyTo: Bobbi Krengel <bobbi.krengel@gmail.com>
SendTo: Mike Gordon/R3/USEPA/US@EPA
Subject: Keep the Capitol Power Plant's Emissions Low!
Body: Sep 26, 2012
Mike Gordon
Dear Gordon,
For decades pollution from the Capitol Power Plant has put residents of
the District of Columbia at risk. Now you have the opportunity to
ensure that the life-saving reductions in pollution that have happened
over the last three years, as the Plant stopped burning coal, will
continue for the future.
Families in D.C. deserve clean air and healthy communities. Moving to
more efficient use of the energy sources being used to power our
Nation's Capitol is the right direction. However the higher pollution
limits the Capitol Power Plant is proposing, taking us back to harmful
levels of air pollution from more than three years ago, should be
rejected.
Sincerely,
Bobbi Krengel
24 7th St NE
Washington, DC 20002-6022
PostedDate: 09/26/2012 06:06:51 PM
Principal: Niki Jagpal <niki.jagpal@alumni.duke.edu>
ReplyTo: Niki Jagpal <niki.jagpal@alumni.duke.edu>
SendTo: Mike Gordon/R3/USEPA/US@EPA
Subject: Keep the Capitol Power Plant's Emissions Low!
Body: Sep 26, 2012
Mike Gordon
Dear Gordon,
For decades pollution from the Capitol Power Plant has put residents of
the District of Columbia at risk. Now you have the opportunity to
ensure that the life-saving reductions in pollution that have happened
over the last three years, as the Plant stopped burning coal, will
continue for the future.
Families in D.C. deserve clean air and healthy communities. Moving to
more efficient use of the energy sources being used to power our
Nation's Capitol is the right direction. However the higher pollution
limits the Capitol Power Plant is proposing, taking us back to harmful
levels of air pollution from more than three years ago, should be
rejected.
Sincerely,
Niki Jagpal
3636 16th St NW
Washington, DC 20010-1146
PostedDate: 09/26/2012 06:06:45 PM
Principal: Martin Rock <rockmartin.rock@gmail.com>
ReplyTo: Martin Rock <rockmartin.rock@gmail.com>
SendTo: Mike Gordon/R3/USEPA/US@EPA
Subject: Keep the Capitol Power Plant's Emissions Low!
Body: Sep 26, 2012
Mike Gordon
Dear Gordon,
For decades pollution from the Capitol Power Plant has put residents of
the District of Columbia at risk. Now you have the opportunity to
ensure that the life-saving reductions in pollution that have happened
over the last three years, as the Plant stopped burning coal, will
continue for the future.
Families in D.C. deserve clean air and healthy communities. Moving to
more efficient use of the energy sources being used to power our
Nation's Capitol is the right direction. However the higher pollution
limits the Capitol Power Plant is proposing, taking us back to harmful
levels of air pollution from more than three years ago, should be
rejected.
Sincerely,
Martin Rock
115 12th St SE
Washington, DC 20003-1415
none
PostedDate: 09/26/2012 06:06:51 PM
Principal: Amy Plovnick <amy.plovnick@sierraclub.org>
ReplyTo: Amy Plovnick <amy.plovnick@sierraclub.org>
SendTo: Mike Gordon/R3/USEPA/US@EPA
Subject: Keep the Capitol Power Plant's Emissions Low!
Body: Sep 26, 2012
Mike Gordon
Dear Gordon,
For decades pollution from the Capitol Power Plant has put residents of
the District of Columbia at risk. Now you have the opportunity to
ensure that the life-saving reductions in pollution that have happened
over the last three years, as the Plant stopped burning coal, will
continue for the future.
Families in D.C. deserve clean air and healthy communities. Moving to
more efficient use of the energy sources being used to power our
Nation's Capitol is the right direction. However the higher pollution
limits the Capitol Power Plant is proposing, taking us back to harmful
levels of air pollution from more than three years ago, should be
rejected.
Sincerely,
Amy Plovnick
816 E St NE
Washington, DC 20002-5380
PostedDate: 09/26/2012 05:37:05 PM
Principal: Judith Daly <judydaly.daly@gmail.com>
ReplyTo: Judith Daly <judydaly.daly@gmail.com>
SendTo: Mike Gordon/R3/USEPA/US@EPA
Subject: Keep the Capitol Power Plant's Emissions Low!
Body: Sep 26, 2012
Mike Gordon
Dear Gordon,
For decades pollution from the Capitol Power Plant has put residents of
the District of Columbia at risk. Now you have the opportunity to
ensure that the life-saving reductions in pollution that have happened
over the last three years, as the Plant stopped burning coal, will
continue for the future.
Families in D.C. deserve clean air and healthy communities. Moving to
more efficient use of the energy sources being used to power our
Nation's Capitol is the right direction. However the higher pollution
limits the Capitol Power Plant is proposing, taking us back to harmful
levels of air pollution from more than three years ago, should be
rejected.
Sincerely,
Judith Daly
718 9th St SE
Washington, DC 20003-2804
(202) 543-2204
PostedDate: 09/26/2012 05:37:05 PM
Principal: Denise Curry <denise.curry@sndden.org>
ReplyTo: Denise Curry <denise.curry@sndden.org>
SendTo: Mike Gordon/R3/USEPA/US@EPA
Subject: Keep the Capitol Power Plant's Emissions Low!
Body: Sep 26, 2012
Mike Gordon
Dear Gordon,
I am all for efficient use of energy sources, but not at the expense of
our health here in Washington DC. Please do not go back to harmful
levels of air pollution.
Sincerely,
Denise Curry
1238 Evarts St NE
Washington, DC 20018-3711
PostedDate: 09/26/2012 05:36:59 PM
Principal: RasErin Dickens <ras.dickens@gmail.com>
ReplyTo: RasErin Dickens <ras.dickens@gmail.com>
SendTo: Mike Gordon/R3/USEPA/US@EPA
Subject: Keep the Capitol Power Plant's Emissions Low!
Body: Sep 26, 2012
Mike Gordon
Dear Gordon,
For decades pollution from the Capitol Power Plant has put residents of
the District of Columbia at risk. Now you have the opportunity to
ensure that the life-saving reductions in pollution that have happened
over the last three years, as the Plant stopped burning coal, will
continue for the future.
Families in D.C. deserve clean air and healthy communities. Moving to
more efficient use of the energy sources being used to power our
Nation's Capitol is the right direction. However the higher pollution
limits the Capitol Power Plant is proposing, taking us back to harmful
levels of air pollution from more than three years ago, should be
rejected.
Sincerely,
RasErin Dickens
4404 Quarles St NE Apt 31
Washington, DC 20019-2072
PostedDate: 09/26/2012 05:36:59 PM
Principal: Danielle Tronchet <dntronchet@aol.com>
ReplyTo: Danielle Tronchet <dntronchet@aol.com>
SendTo: Mike Gordon/R3/USEPA/US@EPA
Subject: Keep the Capitol Power Plant's Emissions Low!
Body: Sep 26, 2012
Mike Gordon
Dear Gordon,
For decades pollution from the Capitol Power Plant has put residents of
the District of Columbia at risk. Now you have the opportunity to
ensure that the life-saving reductions in pollution that have happened
over the last three years, as the Plant stopped burning coal, will
continue for the future.
Families in D.C. deserve clean air and healthy communities. Moving to
more efficient use of the energy sources being used to power our
Nation's Capitol is the right direction. However the higher pollution
limits the Capitol Power Plant is proposing, taking us back to harmful
levels of air pollution from more than three years ago, should be
rejected.
Sincerely,
Danielle Tronchet
601 24th St NW Apt 202
Washington, DC 20037-2676
(202) 293-4857
PostedDate: 09/26/2012 05:36:48 PM
Principal: Terry McGuire <stephen.terry.mcguire@gmail.com>
ReplyTo: Terry McGuire <stephen.terry.mcguire@gmail.com>
SendTo: Mike Gordon/R3/USEPA/US@EPA
Subject: Keep the Capitol Power Plant's Emissions Low!
Body: Sep 26, 2012
Mike Gordon
Dear Gordon,
For decades pollution from the Capitol Power Plant has put residents of
the District of Columbia at risk. Now you have the opportunity to
ensure that the life-saving reductions in pollution that have happened
over the last three years, as the Plant stopped burning coal, will
continue for the future.
Families in D.C. deserve clean air and healthy communities. Moving to
more efficient use of the energy sources being used to power our
Nation's Capitol is the right direction. However the higher pollution
limits the Capitol Power Plant is proposing, taking us back to harmful
levels of air pollution from more than three years ago, should be
rejected.
Sincerely,
Terry McGuire
2321 Lincoln Rd NE Apt 305
Washington, DC 20002-1133
PostedDate: 09/26/2012 05:36:36 PM
Principal: Emily Citkowski <emilyrc@hotmail.com>
ReplyTo: Emily Citkowski <emilyrc@hotmail.com>
SendTo: Mike Gordon/R3/USEPA/US@EPA
Subject: Keep the Capitol Power Plant's Emissions Low!
Body: Sep 26, 2012
Mike Gordon
Dear Gordon,
For decades pollution from the Capitol Power Plant has put residents of
the District of Columbia at risk. Now you have the opportunity to
ensure that the life-saving reductions in pollution that have happened
over the last three years, as the Plant stopped burning coal, will
continue for the future.
Families in D.C. deserve clean air and healthy communities. Moving to
more efficient use of the energy sources being used to power our
Nation's Capitol is the right direction. However the higher pollution
limits the Capitol Power Plant is proposing, taking us back to harmful
levels of air pollution from more than three years ago, should be
rejected.
Sincerely,
Emily Citkowski
709 Newton Pl NW
Washington, DC 20010-1513
(202) 270-6786
PostedDate: 09/26/2012 05:36:42 PM
Principal: Matthieu Le Gallo <matthieu.legallo@gmail.com>
ReplyTo: Matthieu Le Gallo <matthieu.legallo@gmail.com>
SendTo: Mike Gordon/R3/USEPA/US@EPA
Subject: Keep the Capitol Power Plant's Emissions Low!
Body: Sep 26, 2012
Mike Gordon
Dear Gordon,
For decades pollution from the Capitol Power Plant has put residents of
the District of Columbia at risk. Now you have the opportunity to
ensure that the life-saving reductions in pollution that have happened
over the last three years, as the Plant stopped burning coal, will
continue for the future.
Families in D.C. deserve clean air and healthy communities. Moving to
more efficient use of the energy sources being used to power our
Nation's Capitol is the right direction. However the higher pollution
limits the Capitol Power Plant is proposing, taking us back to harmful
levels of air pollution from more than three years ago, should be
rejected.
Sincerely,
Matthieu Le Gallo
4545 Connecticut Ave NW
Washington, DC 20008-6042
PostedDate: 09/26/2012 05:36:48 PM
Principal: Judy Estrada <judy.estrada@gmail.com>
ReplyTo: Judy Estrada <judy.estrada@gmail.com>
SendTo: Mike Gordon/R3/USEPA/US@EPA
Subject: Keep the Capitol Power Plant's Emissions Low!
Body: Sep 26, 2012
Mike Gordon
Dear Gordon,
For decades pollution from the Capitol Power Plant has put residents of
the District of Columbia at risk. Now you have the opportunity to
ensure that the life-saving reductions in pollution that have happened
over the last three years, as the Plant stopped burning coal, will
continue for the future.
Families in D.C. deserve clean air and healthy communities. Moving to
more efficient use of the energy sources being used to power our
Nation's Capitol is the right direction. However the higher pollution
limits the Capitol Power Plant is proposing, taking us back to harmful
levels of air pollution from more than three years ago, should be
rejected.
Sincerely,
Judy Estrada
3422 Georgia Ave NW Apt 2c
Washington, DC 20010-2592
PostedDate: 09/26/2012 05:36:48 PM
Principal: David Welch <welchdw@gmail.com>
ReplyTo: David Welch <welchdw@gmail.com>
SendTo: Mike Gordon/R3/USEPA/US@EPA
Subject: Keep the Capitol Power Plant's Emissions Low!
Body: Sep 26, 2012
Mike Gordon
Dear Gordon,
For decades pollution from the Capitol Power Plant has put residents of
the District of Columbia at risk. Now you have the opportunity to
ensure that the life-saving reductions in pollution that have happened
over the last three years, as the Plant stopped burning coal, will
continue for the future.
Families in D.C. deserve clean air and healthy communities. Moving to
more efficient use of the energy sources being used to power our
Nation's Capitol is the right direction. However the higher pollution
limits the Capitol Power Plant is proposing, taking us back to harmful
levels of air pollution from more than three years ago, should be
rejected.
Sincerely,
David Welch
5000 Cathedral Ave NW
Washington, DC 20016-2646
(202) 237-0719
PostedDate: 09/26/2012 05:36:48 PM
Principal: Roy Carlson <roycarlson@gmail.com>
ReplyTo: Roy Carlson <roycarlson@gmail.com>
SendTo: Mike Gordon/R3/USEPA/US@EPA
Subject: Keep the Capitol Power Plant's Emissions Low!
Body: Sep 26, 2012
Mike Gordon
Dear Gordon,
For decades pollution from the Capitol Power Plant has put residents of
the District of Columbia at risk. Now you have the opportunity to
ensure that the life-saving reductions in pollution that have happened
over the last three years, as the Plant stopped burning coal, will
continue for the future.
Families in D.C. deserve clean air and healthy communities. Moving to
more efficient use of the energy sources being used to power our
Nation's Capitol is the right direction. However the higher pollution
limits the Capitol Power Plant is proposing, taking us back to harmful
levels of air pollution from more than three years ago, should be
rejected.
Sincerely,
Roy Carlson
2024 Douglas St NE
Washington, DC 20018-2114
PostedDate: 09/26/2012 05:36:48 PM
Principal: Kevin McGilly <kevin_mcgilly@hotmail.com>
ReplyTo: Kevin McGilly <kevin_mcgilly@hotmail.com>
SendTo: Mike Gordon/R3/USEPA/US@EPA
Subject: Keep the Capitol Power Plant's Emissions Low!
Body: Sep 26, 2012
Mike Gordon
Dear Gordon,
For decades pollution from the Capitol Power Plant has put residents of
the District of Columbia at risk. Now you have the opportunity to
ensure that the life-saving reductions in pollution that have happened
over the last three years, as the Plant stopped burning coal, will
continue for the future.
Families in D.C. deserve clean air and healthy communities. Moving to
more efficient use of the energy sources being used to power our
Nation's Capitol is the right direction. However the higher pollution
limits the Capitol Power Plant is proposing, taking us back to harmful
levels of air pollution from more than three years ago, should be
rejected.
Sincerely,
Kevin McGilly
63 U St NW
Washington, DC 20001-1010
PostedDate: 09/26/2012 05:36:42 PM
Principal: Jacob Wilson <jwilson@ompdirect.com>
ReplyTo: Jacob Wilson <jwilson@ompdirect.com>
SendTo: Mike Gordon/R3/USEPA/US@EPA
Subject: Keep the Capitol Power Plant's Emissions Low!
Body: Sep 26, 2012
Mike Gordon
Dear Gordon,
For decades pollution from the Capitol Power Plant has put residents of
the District of Columbia at risk. Now you have the opportunity to
ensure that the life-saving reductions in pollution that have happened
over the last three years, as the Plant stopped burning coal, will
continue for the future.
Families in D.C. deserve clean air and healthy communities. Moving to
more efficient use of the energy sources being used to power our
Nation's Capitol is the right direction. However the higher pollution
limits the Capitol Power Plant is proposing, taking us back to harmful
levels of air pollution from more than three years ago, should be
rejected.
Sincerely,
Jacob Wilson
2800 Quebec St NW Apt 938
Washington, DC 20008-1273
(540) 908-0212
PostedDate: 09/26/2012 05:36:42 PM
Principal: Lilly Rubin <ahamkara1@aol.com>
ReplyTo: Lilly Rubin <ahamkara1@aol.com>
SendTo: Mike Gordon/R3/USEPA/US@EPA
Subject: Keep the Capitol Power Plant's Emissions Low!
Body: Sep 26, 2012
Mike Gordon
Dear Gordon,
For decades pollution from the Capitol Power Plant has put residents of
the District of Columbia at risk. Now you have the opportunity to
ensure that the life-saving reductions in pollution that have happened
over the last three years, as the Plant stopped burning coal, will
continue for the future.
Families in D.C. deserve clean air and healthy communities. Moving to
more efficient use of the energy sources being used to power our
Nation's Capitol is the right direction. However the higher pollution
limits the Capitol Power Plant is proposing, taking us back to harmful
levels of air pollution from more than three years ago, should be
rejected.
Sincerely,
Lilly Rubin
3108 P St NW
Washington, DC 20007-3078
PostedDate: 09/26/2012 05:36:42 PM
Principal: John Schuster <john2002@starpower.net>
ReplyTo: John Schuster <john2002@starpower.net>
SendTo: Mike Gordon/R3/USEPA/US@EPA
Subject: Keep the Capitol Power Plant's Emissions Low!
Body: Sep 26, 2012
Mike Gordon
Dear Gordon,
For decades pollution from the Capitol Power Plant has put residents of
the District of Columbia at risk. Now you have the opportunity to
ensure that the life-saving reductions in pollution that have happened
over the last three years, as the Plant stopped burning coal, will
continue for the future.
Families in D.C. deserve clean air and healthy communities. Moving to
more efficient use of the energy sources being used to power our
Nation's Capitol is the right direction. However the higher pollution
limits the Capitol Power Plant is proposing, taking us back to harmful
levels of air pollution from more than three years ago, should be
rejected.
Sincerely,
John Schuster
2004 11th St NW Apt 426
Washington, DC 20001-4053
PostedDate: 09/26/2012 05:36:37 PM
Principal: Nora Pouillon <pr@noras.com>
ReplyTo: Nora Pouillon <pr@noras.com>
SendTo: Mike Gordon/R3/USEPA/US@EPA
Subject: Keep the Capitol Power Plant's Emissions Low!
Body: Sep 26, 2012
Mike Gordon
Dear Gordon,
For decades pollution from the Capitol Power Plant has put residents of
the District of Columbia at risk. Now you have the opportunity to
ensure that the life-saving reductions in pollution that have happened
over the last three years, as the Plant stopped burning coal, will
continue for the future.
Families in D.C. deserve clean air and healthy communities. Moving to
more efficient use of the energy sources being used to power our
Nation's Capitol is the right direction. However the higher pollution
limits the Capitol Power Plant is proposing, taking us back to harmful
levels of air pollution from more than three years ago, should be
rejected.
Sincerely,
Nora Pouillon
2109 R St NW
Washington, DC 20008-1908
PostedDate: 09/26/2012 05:36:37 PM
Principal: Mike Rowan <mjrowan@gmail.com>
ReplyTo: Mike Rowan <mjrowan@gmail.com>
SendTo: Mike Gordon/R3/USEPA/US@EPA
Subject: Keep the Capitol Power Plant's Emissions Low!
Body: Sep 26, 2012
Mike Gordon
Dear Gordon,
For decades pollution from the Capitol Power Plant has put residents of
the District of Columbia at risk. Now you have the opportunity to
ensure that the life-saving reductions in pollution that have happened
over the last three years, as the Plant stopped burning coal, will
continue for the future.
Families in D.C. deserve clean air and healthy communities. Moving to
more efficient use of the energy sources being used to power our
Nation's Capitol is the right direction. However the higher pollution
limits the Capitol Power Plant is proposing, taking us back to harmful
levels of air pollution from more than three years ago, should be
rejected.
Sincerely,
Mike Rowan
1424 Euclid St NW
Washington, DC 20009-5921
(734) 846-2158
PostedDate: 09/26/2012 05:36:37 PM
Principal: Ann Houston <annihouston@gmail.com>
ReplyTo: Ann Houston <annihouston@gmail.com>
SendTo: Mike Gordon/R3/USEPA/US@EPA
Subject: Keep the Capitol Power Plant's Emissions Low!
Body: Sep 26, 2012
Mike Gordon
Dear Gordon,
For decades pollution from the Capitol Power Plant has put residents of
the District of Columbia at risk. Now you have the opportunity to
ensure that the life-saving reductions in pollution that have happened
over the last three years, as the Plant stopped burning coal, will
continue for the future.
Families in D.C. deserve clean air and healthy communities. Moving to
more efficient use of the energy sources being used to power our
Nation's Capitol is the right direction. However the higher pollution
limits the Capitol Power Plant is proposing, taking us back to harmful
levels of air pollution from more than three years ago, should be
rejected.
Sincerely,
Ann Houston
907 E Capitol St SE
Washington, DC 20003-3903
(202) 797-2606
PostedDate: 09/26/2012 05:36:37 PM
Principal: Brandi Reed <msbrandireed@gmail.com>
ReplyTo: Brandi Reed <msbrandireed@gmail.com>
SendTo: Mike Gordon/R3/USEPA/US@EPA
Subject: Keep the Capitol Power Plant's Emissions Low!
Body: Sep 26, 2012
Mike Gordon
Dear Gordon,
For decades pollution from the Capitol Power Plant has put residents of
the District of Columbia at risk. Now you have the opportunity to
ensure that the life-saving reductions in pollution that have happened
over the last three years, as the Plant stopped burning coal, will
continue for the future.
Families in D.C. deserve clean air and healthy communities. Moving to
more efficient use of the energy sources being used to power our
Nation's Capitol is the right direction. However the higher pollution
limits the Capitol Power Plant is proposing, taking us back to harmful
levels of air pollution from more than three years ago, should be
rejected.
Sincerely,
Brandi Reed
120 Fort Dr NE Apt 5
Washington, DC 20011-7418
PostedDate: 09/26/2012 05:07:08 PM
Principal: Phil Collins <philosofr@gmail.com>
ReplyTo: Phil Collins <philosofr@gmail.com>
SendTo: Mike Gordon/R3/USEPA/US@EPA
Subject: Keep the Capitol Power Plant's Emissions Low!
Body: Sep 26, 2012
Mike Gordon
Dear Gordon,
For decades pollution from the Capitol Power Plant has put residents of
the District of Columbia at risk. Now you have the opportunity to
ensure that the life-saving reductions in pollution that have happened
over the last three years, as the Plant stopped burning coal, will
continue for the future.
Families in D.C. deserve clean air and healthy communities. Moving to
more efficient use of the energy sources being used to power our
Nation's Capitol is the right direction. However the higher pollution
limits the Capitol Power Plant is proposing, taking us back to harmful
levels of air pollution from more than three years ago, should be
rejected.
I urge use of renewable energy and energy efficiency instead. Put
solar pv panels on the roof of House and Senate buildings and parking
lots.
Sincerely,
Phil Collins
po box 2307
Unknown
Washington, DC 20013
(202) 320-0657
PostedDate: 09/26/2012 05:07:02 PM
Principal: Jeanette Mcdonald <1jmcd@comcast.net>
ReplyTo: Jeanette Mcdonald <1jmcd@comcast.net>
SendTo: Mike Gordon/R3/USEPA/US@EPA
Subject: Keep the Capitol Power Plant's Emissions Low!
Body: Sep 26, 2012
Mike Gordon
Dear Gordon,
For decades pollution from the Capitol Power Plant has put residents of
the District of Columbia at risk. Now you have the opportunity to
ensure that the life-saving reductions in pollution that have happened
over the last three years, as the Plant stopped burning coal, will
continue for the future.
Families in D.C. deserve clean air and healthy communities. Moving to
more efficient use of the energy sources being used to power our
Nation's Capitol is the right direction. However the higher pollution
limits the Capitol Power Plant is proposing, taking us back to harmful
levels of air pollution from more than three years ago, should be
rejected.
Sincerely,
Jeanette Mcdonald
2853 Ontario Rd NW Apt 301
Washington, DC 20009-2239
(202) 797-0052
PostedDate: 09/26/2012 05:07:02 PM
Principal: Phillip Wearne <phillipwearne@hotmail.com>
ReplyTo: Phillip Wearne <phillipwearne@hotmail.com>
SendTo: Mike Gordon/R3/USEPA/US@EPA
Subject: Keep the Capitol Power Plant's Emissions Low!
Body: Sep 26, 2012
Mike Gordon
Dear Gordon,
For decades pollution from the Capitol Power Plant has put residents of
the District of Columbia at risk. Now you have the opportunity to
ensure that the life-saving reductions in pollution that have happened
over the last three years, as the Plant stopped burning coal, will
continue for the future.
Families in D.C. deserve clean air and healthy communities. Moving to
more efficient use of the energy sources being used to power our
Nation's Capitol is the right direction. However the higher pollution
limits the Capitol Power Plant is proposing, taking us back to harmful
levels of air pollution from more than three years ago, should be
rejected.
Sincerely,
Phillip Wearne
2609 11th St NW
Washington, DC 20001-8063
(202) 986-5647
PostedDate: 09/26/2012 05:07:02 PM
Principal: Brad Catoe <bradcatoe@gmail.com>
ReplyTo: Brad Catoe <bradcatoe@gmail.com>
SendTo: Mike Gordon/R3/USEPA/US@EPA
Subject: Keep the Capitol Power Plant's Emissions Low!
Body: Sep 26, 2012
Mike Gordon
Dear Gordon,
For decades pollution from the Capitol Power Plant has put residents of
the District of Columbia at risk. Now you have the opportunity to
ensure that the life-saving reductions in pollution that have happened
over the last three years, as the Plant stopped burning coal, will
continue for the future.
Families in D.C. deserve clean air and healthy communities. Moving to
more efficient use of the energy sources being used to power our
Nation's Capitol is the right direction. However the higher pollution
limits the Capitol Power Plant is proposing, taking us back to harmful
levels of air pollution from more than three years ago, should be
rejected.
Sincerely,
Brad Catoe
784 Girard St NW
Washington, DC 20001-3821
PostedDate: 09/26/2012 05:06:57 PM
Principal: Laura Henschel <laura@laurahenschel.com>
ReplyTo: Laura Henschel <laura@laurahenschel.com>
SendTo: Mike Gordon/R3/USEPA/US@EPA
Subject: Keep the Capitol Power Plant's Emissions Low!
Body: Sep 26, 2012
Mike Gordon
Dear Gordon,
For decades pollution from the Capitol Power Plant has put residents of
the District of Columbia at risk. Now you have the opportunity to
ensure that the life-saving reductions in pollution that have happened
over the last three years, as the Plant stopped burning coal, will
continue for the future.
Families in D.C. deserve clean air and healthy communities. Moving to
more efficient use of the energy sources being used to power our
Nation's Capitol is the right direction. However the higher pollution
limits the Capitol Power Plant is proposing, taking us back to harmful
levels of air pollution from more than three years ago, should be
rejected. Thank you.
Sincerely,
Laura Henschel
3000 Connecticut Ave NW
Apt 118
Washington, DC 20008-2551
PostedDate: 09/26/2012 05:06:57 PM
Principal: Mark Jenkins <unreeldc@gmail.com>
ReplyTo: Mark Jenkins <unreeldc@gmail.com>
SendTo: Mike Gordon/R3/USEPA/US@EPA
Subject: Keep the Capitol Power Plant's Emissions Low!
Body: Sep 26, 2012
Mike Gordon
Dear Gordon,
For decades pollution from the Capitol Power Plant has put residents of
the District of Columbia at risk. Now you have the opportunity to
ensure that the life-saving reductions in pollution that have happened
over the last three years, as the Plant stopped burning coal, will
continue for the future.
Families in D.C. deserve clean air and healthy communities. Moving to
more efficient use of the energy sources being used to power our
Nation's Capitol is the right direction. However the higher pollution
limits the Capitol Power Plant is proposing, taking us back to harmful
levels of air pollution from more than three years ago, should be
rejected.
Sincerely,
Mark Jenkins
1612 Corcoran St NW
Washington, DC 20009-3004
PostedDate: 09/26/2012 05:06:57 PM
Principal: Jerry Hill <sljchill@verizon.net>
ReplyTo: Jerry Hill <sljchill@verizon.net>
SendTo: Mike Gordon/R3/USEPA/US@EPA
Subject: Keep the Capitol Power Plant's Emissions Low!
Body: Sep 26, 2012
Mike Gordon
Dear Gordon,
For decades pollution from the Capitol Power Plant has put residents of
the District of Columbia at risk. Now you have the opportunity to
ensure that the life-saving reductions in pollution that have happened
over the last three years, as the Plant stopped burning coal, will
continue for the future.
Families in D.C. deserve clean air and healthy communities. Moving to
more efficient use of the energy sources being used to power our
Nation's Capitol is the right direction. However the higher pollution
limits the Capitol Power Plant is proposing, taking us back to harmful
levels of air pollution from more than three years ago, should be
rejected.
Sincerely,
Jerry Hill
413 6th St NE
Washington, DC 20002-5203
(202) 546-4373
PostedDate: 09/26/2012 05:06:57 PM
Principal: Falon Shackelford <falon.shackelford@gmail.com>
ReplyTo: Falon Shackelford <falon.shackelford@gmail.com>
SendTo: Mike Gordon/R3/USEPA/US@EPA
Subject: Keep the Capitol Power Plant's Emissions Low!
Body: Sep 26, 2012
Mike Gordon
Dear Gordon,
For decades pollution from the Capitol Power Plant has put residents of
the District of Columbia at risk. Now you have the opportunity to
ensure that the life-saving reductions in pollution that have happened
over the last three years, as the Plant stopped burning coal, will
continue for the future.
Families in D.C. deserve clean air and healthy communities. Moving to
more efficient use of the energy sources being used to power our
Nation's Capitol is the right direction. However the higher pollution
limits the Capitol Power Plant is proposing, taking us back to harmful
levels of air pollution from more than three years ago, should be
rejected.
Sincerely,
Falon Shackelford
1213 Shepherd St NW
Washington, DC 20011-5611
PostedDate: 09/26/2012 05:06:57 PM
Principal: Deborah Kavruck <dkavruck@gmail.com>
ReplyTo: Deborah Kavruck <dkavruck@gmail.com>
SendTo: Mike Gordon/R3/USEPA/US@EPA
Subject: Keep the Capitol Power Plant's Emissions Low!
Body: Sep 26, 2012
Mike Gordon
Dear Gordon,
Please do the right thing. For decades pollution from the Capitol
Power Plant has put residents of the District of Columbia at risk. Now
you have the opportunity to ensure that the life-saving reductions in
pollution that have happened over the last three years, as the Plant
stopped burning coal, will continue for the future.
Families in D.C. deserve clean air and healthy communities. Moving to
more efficient use of the energy sources being used to power our
Nation's Capitol is the right direction. However the higher pollution
limits the Capitol Power Plant is proposing, taking us back to harmful
levels of air pollution from more than three years ago, should be
rejected.
Sincerely,
Deborah Kavruck
5712 26th St NW
Washington, DC 20015-1114
(323) 851-7812
PostedDate: 09/26/2012 05:06:51 PM
Principal: Stephanie Lavallato <stephanie.lavallato@sierraclub.org>
ReplyTo: Stephanie Lavallato <stephanie.lavallato@sierraclub.org>
SendTo: Mike Gordon/R3/USEPA/US@EPA
Subject: Keep the Capitol Power Plant's Emissions Low!
Body: Sep 26, 2012
Mike Gordon
Dear Gordon,
For decades pollution from the Capitol Power Plant has put residents of
the District of Columbia at risk. Now you have the opportunity to
ensure that the life-saving reductions in pollution that have happened
over the last three years, as the Plant stopped burning coal, will
continue for the future.
Families in D.C. deserve clean air and healthy communities. Moving to
more efficient use of the energy sources being used to power our
Nation's Capitol is the right direction. However the higher pollution
limits the Capitol Power Plant is proposing, taking us back to harmful
levels of air pollution from more than three years ago, should be
rejected.
Sincerely,
Stephanie Lavallato
2148 O St NW
Washington, DC 20037-1055
PostedDate: 09/26/2012 05:06:51 PM
Principal: Mac Chatham <macchatham@yahoo.com>
ReplyTo: Mac Chatham <macchatham@yahoo.com>
SendTo: Mike Gordon/R3/USEPA/US@EPA
Subject: Keep the Capitol Power Plant's Emissions Low!
Body: Sep 26, 2012
Mike Gordon
Dear Gordon,
For decades pollution from the Capitol Power Plant has put residents of
the District of Columbia at risk. Now you have the opportunity to
ensure that the life-saving reductions in pollution that have happened
over the last three years, as the Plant stopped burning coal, will
continue for the future.
Families in D.C. deserve clean air and healthy communities. Moving to
more efficient use of the energy sources being used to power our
Nation's Capitol is the right direction. However the higher pollution
limits the Capitol Power Plant is proposing, taking us back to harmful
levels of air pollution from more than three years ago, should be
rejected.
Sincerely,
Mac Chatham
33 N St NW
Washington, DC 20001-1254
PostedDate: 09/26/2012 05:06:46 PM
Principal: Brendan Bell <bell.brendan@gmail.com>
ReplyTo: Brendan Bell <bell.brendan@gmail.com>
SendTo: Mike Gordon/R3/USEPA/US@EPA
Subject: Keep the Capitol Power Plant's Emissions Low!
Body: Sep 26, 2012
Mike Gordon
Dear Gordon,
For decades pollution from the Capitol Power Plant has put residents of
the District of Columbia at risk. Now you have the opportunity to
ensure that the life-saving reductions in pollution that have happened
over the last three years, as the Plant stopped burning coal, will
continue for the future.
Families in D.C. deserve clean air and healthy communities. Moving to
more efficient use of the energy sources being used to power our
Nation's Capitol is the right direction. However the higher pollution
limits the Capitol Power Plant is proposing, taking us back to harmful
levels of air pollution from more than three years ago, should be
rejected.
Sincerely,
Brendan Bell
1135 3rd St NE
Washington, DC 20002-3405
(202) 669-5977
PostedDate: 09/26/2012 05:06:46 PM
Principal: Antonia Herzog <antoniaherzog2004@yahoo.com>
ReplyTo: Antonia Herzog <antoniaherzog2004@yahoo.com>
SendTo: Mike Gordon/R3/USEPA/US@EPA
Subject: Keep the Capitol Power Plant's Emissions Low!
Body: Sep 26, 2012
Mike Gordon
Dear Gordon,
For decades pollution from the Capitol Power Plant has put residents of
the District of Columbia at risk. Now you have the opportunity to
ensure that the life-saving reductions in pollution that have happened
over the last three years, as the Plant stopped burning coal, will
continue for the future.
Families in D.C. deserve clean air and healthy communities. Moving to
more efficient use of the energy sources being used to power our
Nation's Capitol is the right direction. However the higher pollution
limits the Capitol Power Plant is proposing, taking us back to harmful
levels of air pollution from more than three years ago, should be
rejected.
Sincerely,
Antonia Herzog
219 11th St SE
Washington, DC 20003-2102
PostedDate: 09/26/2012 05:06:46 PM
Principal: "R. Shirley Monastra" <shirley@monastra.org>
ReplyTo: "R. Shirley Monastra" <shirley@monastra.org>
SendTo: Mike Gordon/R3/USEPA/US@EPA
Subject: Keep the Capitol Power Plant's Emissions Low!
Body: Sep 26, 2012
Mike Gordon
Dear Gordon,
For decades pollution from the Capitol Power Plant has put residents of
the District of Columbia at risk. Now you have the opportunity to
ensure that the life-saving reductions in pollution that have happened
over the last three years, as the Plant stopped burning coal, will
continue for the future.
Families in D.C. deserve clean air and healthy communities. Moving to
more efficient use of the energy sources being used to power our
Nation's Capitol is the right direction. However the higher pollution
limits the Capitol Power Plant is proposing, taking us back to harmful
levels of air pollution from more than three years ago, should be
rejected.
Sincerely,
R. Shirley Monastra
1010 25th St NW
Washington, DC 20037-1658
PostedDate: 09/26/2012 05:06:46 PM
Principal: Lori Minichini <minichini@gmail.com>
ReplyTo: Lori Minichini <minichini@gmail.com>
SendTo: Mike Gordon/R3/USEPA/US@EPA
Subject: Keep the Capitol Power Plant's Emissions Low!
Body: Sep 26, 2012
Mike Gordon
Dear Gordon,
For decades pollution from the Capitol Power Plant has put residents of
the District of Columbia at risk. Now you have the opportunity to
ensure that the life-saving reductions in pollution that have happened
over the last three years, as the Plant stopped burning coal, will
continue for the future.
Families in D.C. deserve clean air and healthy communities. Moving to
more efficient use of the energy sources being used to power our
Nation's Capitol is the right direction. However the higher pollution
limits the Capitol Power Plant is proposing, taking us back to harmful
levels of air pollution from more than three years ago, should be
rejected.
Sincerely,
Lori Minichini
451 Ridge St NW
Washington, DC 20001-4817
PostedDate: 09/26/2012 05:06:46 PM
Principal: Salwa Haddad-Cope <salwah84@hotmail.com>
ReplyTo: Salwa Haddad-Cope <salwah84@hotmail.com>
SendTo: Mike Gordon/R3/USEPA/US@EPA
Subject: Keep the Capitol Power Plant's Emissions Low!
Body: Sep 26, 2012
Mike Gordon
Dear Gordon,
For decades pollution from the Capitol Power Plant has put residents of
the District of Columbia at risk. Now you have the opportunity to
ensure that the life-saving reductions in pollution that have happened
over the last three years, as the Plant stopped burning coal, will
continue for the future.
Families in D.C. deserve clean air and healthy communities. Moving to
more efficient use of the energy sources being used to power our
Nation's Capitol is the right direction. However the higher pollution
limits the Capitol Power Plant is proposing, taking us back to harmful
levels of air pollution from more than three years ago, should be
rejected.
Sincerely,
Salwa Haddad-Cope
2707 Adams Mill Rd NW
Washington, DC 20009-2178
PostedDate: 09/26/2012 05:06:46 PM
Principal: Tiffany deLisio <tiffany.delisio@gmail.com>
ReplyTo: Tiffany deLisio <tiffany.delisio@gmail.com>
SendTo: Mike Gordon/R3/USEPA/US@EPA
Subject: Keep the Capitol Power Plant's Emissions Low!
Body: Sep 26, 2012
Mike Gordon
Dear Gordon,
For decades pollution from the Capitol Power Plant has put residents of
the District of Columbia at risk. Now you have the opportunity to
ensure that the life-saving reductions in pollution that have happened
over the last three years, as the Plant stopped burning coal, will
continue for the future.
Families in D.C. deserve clean air and healthy communities. Moving to
more efficient use of the energy sources being used to power our
Nation's Capitol is the right direction. However the higher pollution
limits the Capitol Power Plant is proposing, taking us back to harmful
levels of air pollution from more than three years ago, should be
rejected.
Sincerely,
Tiffany deLisio
1506 17th St NW
Washington, DC 20036-6257
PostedDate: 09/26/2012 05:06:40 PM
Principal: Renee Butler <butlerwhite@verizon.net>
ReplyTo: Renee Butler <butlerwhite@verizon.net>
SendTo: Mike Gordon/R3/USEPA/US@EPA
Subject: Keep the Capitol Power Plant's Emissions Low!
Body: Sep 26, 2012
Mike Gordon
Dear Gordon,
For decades pollution from the Capitol Power Plant has put residents of
the District of Columbia at risk. Now you have the opportunity to
ensure that the life-saving reductions in pollution that have happened
over the last three years, as the Plant stopped burning coal, will
continue for the future.
Families in D.C. deserve clean air and healthy communities. Moving to
more efficient use of the energy sources being used to power our
Nation's Capitol is the right direction. However the higher pollution
limits the Capitol Power Plant is proposing, taking us back to harmful
levels of air pollution from more than three years ago, should be
rejected.
Sincerely,
Renee Butler
2526 17th St NW
Washington, DC 20009-2856
(202) 667-2714
PostedDate: 09/26/2012 05:06:41 PM
Principal: Michael Sappol <menschundtier@gmail.com>
ReplyTo: Michael Sappol <menschundtier@gmail.com>
SendTo: Mike Gordon/R3/USEPA/US@EPA
Subject: Keep the Capitol Power Plant's Emissions Low!
Body: Sep 26, 2012
Mike Gordon
Dear Gordon,
For decades pollution from the Capitol Power Plant has put residents of
the District of Columbia at risk. Now you have the opportunity to
ensure that the life-saving reductions in pollution that have happened
over the last three years, as the Plant stopped burning coal, will
continue for the future.
Families in D.C. deserve clean air and healthy communities. Moving to
more efficient use of the energy sources being used to power our
Nation's Capitol is the right direction. However the higher pollution
limits the Capitol Power Plant is proposing, taking us back to harmful
levels of air pollution from more than three years ago, should be
rejected.
Sincerely,
Michael Sappol
3601 39th St NW Apt C333
Washington, DC 20016-5549
(220) 667-7402
PostedDate: 09/26/2012 05:06:40 PM
Principal: Jennifer Dumas <jennifer@dumasweb.com>
ReplyTo: Jennifer Dumas <jennifer@dumasweb.com>
SendTo: Mike Gordon/R3/USEPA/US@EPA
Subject: Keep the Capitol Power Plant's Emissions Low!
Body: Sep 26, 2012
Mike Gordon
Dear Gordon,
For decades pollution from the Capitol Power Plant has put residents of
the District of Columbia at risk. Now you have the opportunity to
ensure that the life-saving reductions in pollution that have happened
over the last three years, as the Plant stopped burning coal, will
continue for the future.
Families in D.C. deserve clean air and healthy communities. Moving to
more efficient use of the energy sources being used to power our
Nation's Capitol is the right direction. However the higher pollution
limits the Capitol Power Plant is proposing, taking us back to harmful
levels of air pollution from more than three years ago, should be
rejected.
Sincerely,
Jennifer Dumas
1604 E St SE
Washington, DC 20003-2445
PostedDate: 09/26/2012 04:36:40 PM
Principal: Margrete Rangnes <margrete.strand@sierraclub.org>
ReplyTo: Margrete Rangnes <margrete.strand@sierraclub.org>
SendTo: Mike Gordon/R3/USEPA/US@EPA
Subject: Keep the Capitol Power Plant's Emissions Low!
Body: Sep 26, 2012
Mike Gordon
Dear Gordon,
For decades pollution from the Capitol Power Plant has put residents of
the District of Columbia at risk. Now you have the opportunity to
ensure that the life-saving reductions in pollution that have happened
over the last three years, as the Plant stopped burning coal, will
continue for the future.
Families in D.C. deserve clean air and healthy communities. Moving to
more efficient use of the energy sources being used to power our
Nation's Capitol is the right direction. However the higher pollution
limits the Capitol Power Plant is proposing, taking us back to harmful
levels of air pollution from more than three years ago, should be
rejected.
Sincerely,
Margrete Rangnes
1319 E St NE
Washington, DC 20002-5429
PostedDate: 09/26/2012 04:36:40 PM
Principal: Mayana Karpman <mayana_karpman@yahoo.com>
ReplyTo: Mayana Karpman <mayana_karpman@yahoo.com>
SendTo: Mike Gordon/R3/USEPA/US@EPA
Subject: Keep the Capitol Power Plant's Emissions Low!
Body: Sep 26, 2012
Mike Gordon
Dear Gordon,
For decades pollution from the Capitol Power Plant has put residents of
the District of Columbia at risk. Now you have the opportunity to
ensure that the life-saving reductions in pollution that have happened
over the last three years, as the Plant stopped burning coal, will
continue for the future.
Families in D.C. deserve clean air and healthy communities. Moving to
more efficient use of the energy sources being used to power our
Nation's Capitol is the right direction. However the higher pollution
limits the Capitol Power Plant is proposing, taking us back to harmful
levels of air pollution from more than three years ago, should be
rejected.
Sincerely,
Mayana Karpman
2709 11th St NW
Washington, DC 20001-3915
PostedDate: 09/26/2012 04:36:40 PM
Principal: Dan Purnell <danpurnell14@msn.com>
ReplyTo: Dan Purnell <danpurnell14@msn.com>
SendTo: Mike Gordon/R3/USEPA/US@EPA
Subject: Keep the Capitol Power Plant's Emissions Low!
Body: Sep 26, 2012
Mike Gordon
Dear Gordon,
For decades pollution from the Capitol Power Plant has put residents of
the District of Columbia at risk. Now you have the opportunity to
ensure that the life-saving reductions in pollution that have happened
over the last three years, as the Plant stopped burning coal, will
continue for the future.
Families in D.C. deserve clean air and healthy communities. Moving to
more efficient use of the energy sources being used to power our
Nation's Capitol is the right direction. However the higher pollution
limits the Capitol Power Plant is proposing, taking us back to harmful
levels of air pollution from more than three years ago, should be
rejected.
Sincerely,
Dan Purnell
3044 Vista St NE
Washington, DC 20018-4010
(202) 271-1214
PostedDate: 09/26/2012 04:36:40 PM
Principal: Aaron Ucko <amu@alum.mit.edu>
ReplyTo: Aaron Ucko <amu@alum.mit.edu>
SendTo: Mike Gordon/R3/USEPA/US@EPA
Subject: Keep the Capitol Power Plant's Emissions Low!
Body: Sep 26, 2012
Mike Gordon
Dear Gordon,
For decades pollution from the Capitol Power Plant has put residents of
the District of Columbia at risk. Now you have the opportunity to
ensure that the life-saving reductions in pollution that have happened
over the last three years, as the Plant stopped burning coal, will
continue for the future.
Families in D.C. deserve clean air and healthy communities. Moving to
more efficient use of the energy sources being used to power our
Nation's Capitol is the right direction. However the higher pollution
limits the Capitol Power Plant is proposing, taking us back to harmful
levels of air pollution from more than three years ago, should be
rejected.
Sincerely,
Aaron Ucko
2817 Woodley Rd NW
Washington, DC 20008-4115
(202) 669-7495
PostedDate: 09/26/2012 04:36:40 PM
Principal: Leslie Feuille <lfeuille@capaccess.org>
ReplyTo: Leslie Feuille <lfeuille@capaccess.org>
SendTo: Mike Gordon/R3/USEPA/US@EPA
Subject: Keep the Capitol Power Plant's Emissions Low!
Body: Sep 26, 2012
Mike Gordon
Dear Gordon,
For decades pollution from the Capitol Power Plant has put residents of
the District of Columbia at risk. Now you have the opportunity to
ensure that the life-saving reductions in pollution that have happened
over the last three years, as the Plant stopped burning coal, will
continue for the future.
Families in D.C. deserve clean air and healthy communities. Moving to
more efficient use of the energy sources being used to power our
Nation's Capitol is the right direction. However the higher pollution
limits the Capitol Power Plant is proposing, taking us back to harmful
levels of air pollution from more than three years ago, should be
rejected.
Sincerely,
Leslie Feuille
1831 California St NW
Apt 22
Washington, DC 20009-1830
(202) 667-7259
PostedDate: 09/26/2012 04:36:34 PM
Principal: Caryn Brock <caryn.brock@gmail.com>
ReplyTo: Caryn Brock <caryn.brock@gmail.com>
SendTo: Mike Gordon/R3/USEPA/US@EPA
Subject: Keep the Capitol Power Plant's Emissions Low!
Body: Sep 26, 2012
Mike Gordon
Dear Gordon,
For decades pollution from the Capitol Power Plant has put residents of
the District of Columbia at risk. Now you have the opportunity to
ensure that the life-saving reductions in pollution that have happened
over the last three years, as the Plant stopped burning coal, will
continue for the future.
Families in D.C. deserve clean air and healthy communities. Moving to
more efficient use of the energy sources being used to power our
Nation's Capitol is the right direction. However the higher pollution
limits the Capitol Power Plant is proposing, taking us back to harmful
levels of air pollution from more than three years ago, should be
rejected.
Sincerely,
Caryn Brock
3900 14th St NW Apt 206
Washington, DC 20011-5449
PostedDate: 09/26/2012 04:14:21 PM
Principal: Oksana Jensen <oksana.jensen@yahoo.com>
ReplyTo: Oksana Jensen <oksana.jensen@yahoo.com>
SendTo: Mike Gordon/R3/USEPA/US@EPA
Subject: Keep the Capitol Power Plant's Emissions Low!
Body: Sep 26, 2012
Mike Gordon
Dear Gordon,
For decades pollution from the Capitol Power Plant has put residents of
the District of Columbia at risk. Now you have the opportunity to
ensure that the life-saving reductions in pollution that have happened
over the last three years, as the Plant stopped burning coal, will
continue for the future.
Families in D.C. deserve clean air and healthy communities. Moving to
more efficient use of the energy sources being used to power our
Nation's Capitol is the right direction. However the higher pollution
limits the Capitol Power Plant is proposing, taking us back to harmful
levels of air pollution from more than three years ago, should be
rejected.
Sincerely,
Oksana Jensen
2400 41st St NW Apt 502
Washington, DC 20007-4915
(202) 338-4077
PostedDate: 09/26/2012 03:44:15 PM
Principal: Carolyn Davies <daviesca@gmail.com>
ReplyTo: Carolyn Davies <daviesca@gmail.com>
SendTo: Mike Gordon/R3/USEPA/US@EPA
Subject: Keep the Capitol Power Plant's Emissions Low!
Body: Sep 26, 2012
Mike Gordon
Dear Gordon,
For decades pollution from the Capitol Power Plant has put residents of
the District of Columbia at risk. Now you have the opportunity to
ensure that the life-saving reductions in pollution that have happened
over the last three years, as the Plant stopped burning coal, will
continue for the future.
Families in D.C. deserve clean air and healthy communities. Moving to
more efficient use of the energy sources being used to power our
Nation's Capitol is the right direction. However the higher pollution
limits the Capitol Power Plant is proposing, taking us back to harmful
levels of air pollution from more than three years ago, should be
rejected.
Sincerely,
Carolyn Davies
819 12th St NE
Washington, DC 20002-4430
PostedDate: 09/26/2012 03:44:25 PM
Principal: David Engel <dae9@cornell.edu>
ReplyTo: David Engel <dae9@cornell.edu>
SendTo: Mike Gordon/R3/USEPA/US@EPA
Subject: Keep the Capitol Power Plant's Emissions Low!
Body: Sep 26, 2012
Mike Gordon
Dear Gordon,
For decades pollution from the Capitol Power Plant has put residents of
the District of Columbia at risk. Now you have the opportunity to
ensure that the life-saving reductions in pollution that have happened
over the last three years, as the Plant stopped burning coal, will
continue for the future.
Families in D.C. deserve clean air and healthy communities. Moving to
more efficient use of the energy sources being used to power our
Nation's Capitol is the right direction. However the higher pollution
limits the Capitol Power Plant is proposing, taking us back to harmful
levels of air pollution from more than three years ago, should be
rejected.
Sincerely,
David Engel
3003 Van Ness St NW Apt W902
Washington, DC 20008-4858
(202) 487-3197
PostedDate: 09/26/2012 03:44:20 PM
Principal: Dennis Smyth <dmsmyth@verizon.net>
ReplyTo: Dennis Smyth <dmsmyth@verizon.net>
SendTo: Mike Gordon/R3/USEPA/US@EPA
Subject: Keep the Capitol Power Plant's Emissions Low!
Body: Sep 26, 2012
Mike Gordon
Dear Gordon,
For decades pollution from the Capitol Power Plant has put residents of
the District of Columbia at risk. Now you have the opportunity to
ensure that the life-saving reductions in pollution that have happened
over the last three years, as the Plant stopped burning coal, will
continue for the future.
Families in D.C. deserve clean air and healthy communities. Moving to
more efficient use of the energy sources being used to power our
Nation's Capitol is the right direction. However the higher pollution
limits the Capitol Power Plant is proposing, taking us back to harmful
levels of air pollution from more than three years ago, should be
rejected.
Sincerely,
Dennis Smyth
5912 32nd St NW
Washington, DC 20015-1602
(202) 363-3409
PostedDate: 09/26/2012 03:14:16 PM
Principal: Aaron Fischbach <aaronfischbach@yahoo.com>
ReplyTo: Aaron Fischbach <aaronfischbach@yahoo.com>
SendTo: Mike Gordon/R3/USEPA/US@EPA
Subject: Keep the Capitol Power Plant's Emissions Low!
Body: Sep 26, 2012
Mike Gordon
Dear Gordon,
For decades pollution from the Capitol Power Plant has put residents of
the District of Columbia at risk. Now you have the opportunity to
ensure that the life-saving reductions in pollution that have happened
over the last three years, as the Plant stopped burning coal, will
continue for the future.
Families in D.C. deserve clean air and healthy communities. Moving to
more efficient use of the energy sources being used to power our
Nation's Capitol is the right direction. However the higher pollution
limits the Capitol Power Plant is proposing, taking us back to harmful
levels of air pollution from more than three years ago, should be
rejected.
Sincerely,
Aaron Fischbach
1627 Mass Ave SE Unit 202
Washington, DC 20003-1722
(202) 543-5428
PostedDate: 09/26/2012 03:14:10 PM
Principal: Per Hoel <per.k.hoel@gmail.com>
ReplyTo: Per Hoel <per.k.hoel@gmail.com>
SendTo: Mike Gordon/R3/USEPA/US@EPA
Subject: Keep the Capitol Power Plant's Emissions Low!
Body: Sep 26, 2012
Mike Gordon
Dear Gordon,
For decades pollution from the Capitol Power Plant has put residents of
the District of Columbia at risk. Now you have the opportunity to
ensure that the life-saving reductions in pollution that have happened
over the last three years, as the Plant stopped burning coal, will
continue for the future.
Families in D.C. deserve clean air and healthy communities. Moving to
more efficient use of the energy sources being used to power our
Nation's Capitol is the right direction. However the higher pollution
limits the Capitol Power Plant is proposing, taking us back to harmful
levels of air pollution from more than three years ago, should be
rejected.
Sincerely,
Per Hoel
732 Park Rd NW
Washington, DC 20010-1580
PostedDate: 09/26/2012 02:14:08 PM
Principal: Andrew Seiler <avseiler@msn.com>
ReplyTo: Andrew Seiler <avseiler@msn.com>
SendTo: Mike Gordon/R3/USEPA/US@EPA
Subject: Keep the Capitol Power Plant's Emissions Low!
Body: Sep 26, 2012
Mike Gordon
Dear Gordon,
For decades pollution from the Capitol Power Plant has put residents of
the District of Columbia at risk. Now you have the opportunity to
ensure that the life-saving reductions in pollution that have happened
over the last three years, as the Plant stopped burning coal, will
continue for the future.
Families in D.C. deserve clean air and healthy communities. Moving to
more efficient use of the energy sources being used to power our
Nation's Capitol is the right direction. However the higher pollution
limits the Capitol Power Plant is proposing, taking us back to harmful
levels of air pollution from more than three years ago, should be
rejected.
Sincerely,
Andrew Seiler
1939 Belmont Rd NW Unit 119
Washington, DC 20009-5421
PostedDate: 09/26/2012 02:14:08 PM
Principal: David Mckeown <dnmckeown@gmail.com>
ReplyTo: David Mckeown <dnmckeown@gmail.com>
SendTo: Mike Gordon/R3/USEPA/US@EPA
Subject: Keep the Capitol Power Plant's Emissions Low!
Body: Sep 26, 2012
Mike Gordon
Dear Gordon,
For decades pollution from the Capitol Power Plant has put residents of
the District of Columbia at risk. Now you have the opportunity to
ensure that the life-saving reductions in pollution that have happened
over the last three years, as the Plant stopped burning coal, will
continue for the future.
Families in D.C. deserve clean air and healthy communities. Moving to
more efficient use of the energy sources being used to power our
Nation's Capitol is the right direction. However the higher pollution
limits the Capitol Power Plant is proposing, taking us back to harmful
levels of air pollution from more than three years ago, should be
rejected.
Sincerely,
David Mckeown
1503 Caroline St NW
Washington, DC 20009-3907
(202) 797-7501
PostedDate: 09/26/2012 01:57:07 PM
Principal: Georg Maslyar <georg84@gmail.com>
ReplyTo: Georg Maslyar <georg84@gmail.com>
SendTo: Mike Gordon/R3/USEPA/US@EPA
Subject: Keep the Capitol Power Plant's Emissions Low!
Body: Sep 26, 2012
Mike Gordon
Dear Gordon,
For decades pollution from the Capitol Power Plant has put residents of
the District of Columbia at risk. Now you have the opportunity to
ensure that the life-saving reductions in pollution that have happened
over the last three years, as the Plant stopped burning coal, will
continue for the future.
Families in D.C. deserve clean air and healthy communities. Moving to
more efficient use of the energy sources being used to power our
Nation's Capitol is the right direction. However the higher pollution
limits the Capitol Power Plant is proposing, taking us back to harmful
levels of air pollution from more than three years ago, should be
rejected.
Sincerely,
Georg Maslyar
PO Box 48310
Washington, DC 20002-0310
PostedDate: 09/26/2012 01:57:12 PM
Principal: James Fletcher <fletch_irish@yahoo.com>
ReplyTo: James Fletcher <fletch_irish@yahoo.com>
SendTo: Mike Gordon/R3/USEPA/US@EPA
Subject: Keep the Capitol Power Plant's Emissions Low!
Body: Sep 26, 2012
Mike Gordon
Dear Gordon,
For decades pollution from the Capitol Power Plant has put residents of
the District of Columbia at risk. Now you have the opportunity to
ensure that the life-saving reductions in pollution that have happened
over the last three years, as the Plant stopped burning coal, will
continue for the future.
Families in D.C. deserve clean air and healthy communities. Moving to
more efficient use of the energy sources being used to power our
Nation's Capitol is the right direction. However the higher pollution
limits the Capitol Power Plant is proposing, taking us back to harmful
levels of air pollution from more than three years ago, should be
rejected.
Sincerely,
James Fletcher
730 Upshur St NW
Washington, DC 20011-7936
PostedDate: 09/26/2012 01:57:01 PM
Principal: "G.G Johnson" <ggjohnson@comcast.net>
ReplyTo: "G.G Johnson" <ggjohnson@comcast.net>
SendTo: Mike Gordon/R3/USEPA/US@EPA
Subject: Keep the Capitol Power Plant's Emissions Low!
Body: Sep 26, 2012
Mike Gordon
Dear Gordon,
For decades pollution from the Capitol Power Plant has put residents of
the District of Columbia at risk. Now you have the opportunity to
ensure that the life-saving reductions in pollution that have happened
over the last three years, as the Plant stopped burning coal, will
continue for the future.
Families in D.C. deserve clean air and healthy communities. Moving to
more efficient use of the energy sources being used to power our
Nation's Capitol is the right direction. However the higher pollution
limits the Capitol Power Plant is proposing, taking us back to harmful
levels of air pollution from more than three years ago, should be
rejected.
Sincerely,
G.G Johnson
1334 R St NW
Washington, DC 20009-4323
(202) 234-9340
PostedDate: 09/26/2012 01:57:01 PM
Principal: Rita Campbell <greenworksrita@gmail.com>
ReplyTo: Rita Campbell <greenworksrita@gmail.com>
SendTo: Mike Gordon/R3/USEPA/US@EPA
Subject: Keep the Capitol Power Plant's Emissions Low!
Body: Sep 26, 2012
Mike Gordon
Dear Gordon,
Also, as a complimentary energy source, I ask the Capitol Architect to
look at the Washington Post Magazine article featuring Seth Grae's
technology that engages nuclear waste to create energy without damaging
the environment.
The coal industrialists should see the handwriting on the wall and
re-tool to eliminate adding toxins to the immune systems of our
population. The heavy metals stunt the growth of neurons so people
have no chance of working smarter not harder! See www.iaomt.org for
the research.
As well, for decades pollution from the Capitol Power Plant has put
residents of the District of Columbia at risk. Now you have the
opportunity to ensure that the life-saving reductions in pollution that
have happened over the last three years, as the Plant stopped burning
coal, will continue for the future.
Families in D.C. deserve clean air and healthy communities. Moving to
more efficient use of the energy sources being used to power our
Nation's Capitol is the right direction. However the higher pollution
limits the Capitol Power Plant is proposing, taking us back to harmful
levels of air pollution from more than three years ago, should be
rejected.
Sincerely,
Rita Campbell
1515 Michigan Ave NE
Washington, DC 20017-2737
(401) 521-5774
PostedDate: 09/26/2012 01:27:17 PM
Principal: Tim Donovan <ledfloyd13@yahoo.com>
ReplyTo: Tim Donovan <ledfloyd13@yahoo.com>
SendTo: Mike Gordon/R3/USEPA/US@EPA
Subject: Keep the Capitol Power Plant's Emissions Low!
Body: Sep 26, 2012
Mike Gordon
Dear Gordon,
For decades pollution from the Capitol Power Plant has put residents of
the District of Columbia at risk. Now you have the opportunity to
ensure that the life-saving reductions in pollution that have happened
over the last three years, as the Plant stopped burning coal, will
continue for the future.
Families in D.C. deserve clean air and healthy communities. Moving to
more efficient use of the energy sources being used to power our
Nation's Capitol is the right direction. However the higher pollution
limits the Capitol Power Plant is proposing, taking us back to harmful
levels of air pollution from more than three years ago, should be
rejected.
I want air to be clean, please do the right thing.
Sincerely,
Tim Donovan
901 6th St SW Apt 704
Washington, DC 20024-3809
PostedDate: 09/26/2012 12:57:04 PM
Principal: Margaret Elliott <elliottwash@msn.com>
ReplyTo: Margaret Elliott <elliottwash@msn.com>
SendTo: Mike Gordon/R3/USEPA/US@EPA
Subject: Keep the Capitol Power Plant's Emissions Low!
Body: Sep 26, 2012
Mike Gordon
Dear Gordon,
For decades pollution from the Capitol Power Plant has put residents of
the District of Columbia at risk. Now you have the opportunity to
ensure that the life-saving reductions in pollution that have happened
over the last three years, as the Plant stopped burning coal, will
continue for the future.
Families in D.C. deserve clean air and healthy communities. Moving to
more efficient use of the energy sources being used to power our
Nation's Capitol is the right direction. However the higher pollution
limits the Capitol Power Plant is proposing, taking us back to harmful
levels of air pollution from more than three years ago, should be
rejected.
Sincerely,
Margaret Elliott
839 3rd St SW
Washington, DC 20024-3105
(202) 554-0878
PostedDate: 09/26/2012 12:57:09 PM
Principal: Molly Smith <smitmolly@gmail.com>
ReplyTo: Molly Smith <smitmolly@gmail.com>
SendTo: Mike Gordon/R3/USEPA/US@EPA
Subject: Keep the Capitol Power Plant's Emissions Low!
Body: Sep 26, 2012
Mike Gordon
Dear Gordon,
For decades pollution from the Capitol Power Plant has put residents of
the District of Columbia at risk. Now you have the opportunity to
ensure that the life-saving reductions in pollution that have happened
over the last three years, as the Plant stopped burning coal, will
continue for the future.
Families in D.C. deserve clean air and healthy communities. Moving to
more efficient use of the energy sources being used to power our
Nation's Capitol is the right direction. However the higher pollution
limits the Capitol Power Plant is proposing, taking us back to harmful
levels of air pollution from more than three years ago, should be
rejected.
Sincerely,
Molly Smith
2514 Tunlaw Rd NW Apt 201
Washington, DC 20007-6304
20007
PostedDate: 09/26/2012 12:56:58 PM
Principal: Kathleen Robertson <kmr510@netzero.com>
ReplyTo: Kathleen Robertson <kmr510@netzero.com>
SendTo: Mike Gordon/R3/USEPA/US@EPA
Subject: Keep the Capitol Power Plant's Emissions Low!
Body: Sep 26, 2012
Mike Gordon
Dear Gordon,
For decades pollution from the Capitol Power Plant has put residents of
the District of Columbia at risk. Now you have the opportunity to
ensure that the life-saving reductions in pollution that have happened
over the last three years, as the Plant stopped burning coal, will
continue for the future.
Families in D.C. deserve clean air and healthy communities. Moving to
more efficient use of the energy sources being used to power our
Nation's Capitol is the right direction. However the higher pollution
limits the Capitol Power Plant is proposing, taking us back to harmful
levels of air pollution from more than three years ago, should be
rejected.
Sincerely,
Kathleen Robertson
2800 Woodley Rd NW Apt 430
Washington, DC 20008-4116
(202) 588-0491
PostedDate: 09/26/2012 12:57:09 PM
Principal: Margaret Elliott <elliottwash@msn.com>
ReplyTo: Margaret Elliott <elliottwash@msn.com>
SendTo: Mike Gordon/R3/USEPA/US@EPA
Subject: Keep the Capitol Power Plant's Emissions Low!
Body: Sep 26, 2012
Mike Gordon
Dear Gordon,
For decades pollution from the Capitol Power Plant has put residents of
the District of Columbia at risk. Now you have the opportunity to
ensure that the life-saving reductions in pollution that have happened
over the last three years, as the Plant stopped burning coal, will
continue for the future.
Families in D.C. deserve clean air and healthy communities. Moving to
more efficient use of the energy sources being used to power our
Nation's Capitol is the right direction. However the higher pollution
limits the Capitol Power Plant is proposing, taking us back to harmful
levels of air pollution from more than three years ago, should be
rejected.
Sincerely,
Margaret Elliott
839 3rd St SW
Washington, DC 20024-3105
(202) 554-0878
PostedDate: 09/26/2012 12:57:09 PM
Principal: John And Debby Hanrahan <johnhanrahan5@gmail.com>
ReplyTo: John And Debby Hanrahan <johnhanrahan5@gmail.com>
SendTo: Mike Gordon/R3/USEPA/US@EPA
Subject: Keep the Capitol Power Plant's Emissions Low!
Body: Sep 26, 2012
Mike Gordon
Dear Gordon,
For decades pollution from the Capitol Power Plant has put residents of
the District of Columbia at risk. Now you have the opportunity to
ensure that the life-saving reductions in pollution that have happened
over the last three years, as the Plant stopped burning coal, will
continue for the future.
Families in D.C. deserve clean air and healthy communities. Moving to
more efficient use of the energy sources being used to power our
Nation's Capitol is the right direction. However the higher pollution
limits the Capitol Power Plant is proposing, taking us back to harmful
levels of air pollution from more than three years ago, should be
rejected.
Sincerely,
John And Debby Hanrahan
1505 Q St NW
Washington, DC 20009-3809
PostedDate: 09/26/2012 12:27:07 PM
Principal: S Diaz-Garcia <globalfutures1@juno.com>
ReplyTo: S Diaz-Garcia <globalfutures1@juno.com>
SendTo: Mike Gordon/R3/USEPA/US@EPA
Subject: Keep the Capitol Power Plant's Emissions Low!
Body: Sep 26, 2012
Mike Gordon
Dear Gordon,
For decades pollution from the Capitol Power Plant has put residents of
the District of Columbia at risk. Now you have the opportunity to
ensure that the life-saving reductions in pollution that have happened
over the last three years, as the Plant stopped burning coal, will
continue for the future.
Families in D.C. deserve clean air and healthy communities. Moving to
more efficient use of the energy sources being used to power our
Nation's Capitol is the right direction. However the higher pollution
limits the Capitol Power Plant is proposing, taking us back to harmful
levels of air pollution from more than three years ago, should be
rejected.
Sincerely,
S Diaz-Garcia
3925 Davis Pl NW Apt 207
Washington, DC 20007-1285
PostedDate: 09/26/2012 12:27:30 PM
Principal: Judith Turner <jeturn@roadrunner.com>
ReplyTo: Judith Turner <jeturn@roadrunner.com>
SendTo: Mike Gordon/R3/USEPA/US@EPA
Subject: Keep the Capitol Power Plant's Emissions Low!
Body: Sep 26, 2012
Mike Gordon
Dear Gordon,
For decades pollution from the Capitol Power Plant has put residents of
the District of Columbia at risk. Now you have the opportunity to
ensure that the life-saving reductions in pollution that have happened
over the last three years, as the Plant stopped burning coal, will
continue for the future.
Families in D.C. deserve clean air and healthy communities. Moving to
more efficient use of the energy sources being used to power our
Nation's Capitol is the right direction. However the higher pollution
limits the Capitol Power Plant is proposing, taking us back to harmful
levels of air pollution from more than three years ago, should be
rejected.
Sincerely,
Judith Turner
1835 E Capitol St SE
Washington, DC 20003-1723
PostedDate: 09/26/2012 12:27:02 PM
Principal: Gail Henry <ghhenry@starpower.net>
ReplyTo: Gail Henry <ghhenry@starpower.net>
SendTo: Mike Gordon/R3/USEPA/US@EPA
Subject: Keep the Capitol Power Plant's Emissions Low!
Body: Sep 26, 2012
Mike Gordon
Dear Gordon,
For decades pollution from the Capitol Power Plant has put residents of
the District of Columbia at risk. Now you have the opportunity to
ensure that the life-saving reductions in pollution that have happened
over the last three years, as the Plant stopped burning coal, will
continue for the future.
Families in D.C. deserve clean air and healthy communities. Moving to
more efficient use of the energy sources being used to power our
Nation's Capitol is the right direction. However the higher pollution
limits the Capitol Power Plant is proposing, taking us back to harmful
levels of air pollution from more than three years ago, should be
rejected.
Many of us suffer from reactions to allergens and other pollutants, and
we have the measure our quality of life when we make decisions about
where we live. Please give us a good reason to stay in DC by holding
the Capitol Power Plant accountable for giving us the cleanest energy
possible.
Sincerely,
Gail Henry
3817 T St NW
Washington, DC 20007-2122
PostedDate: 09/26/2012 11:57:27 AM
Principal: Gordon Shetler <thegordon@gmail.com>
ReplyTo: Gordon Shetler <thegordon@gmail.com>
SendTo: Mike Gordon/R3/USEPA/US@EPA
Subject: Keep the Capitol Power Plant's Emissions Low!
Body: Sep 26, 2012
Mike Gordon
Dear Gordon,
For decades pollution from the Capitol Power Plant has put residents of
the District of Columbia at risk. Now you have the opportunity to
ensure that the life-saving reductions in pollution that have happened
over the last three years, as the Plant stopped burning coal, will
continue for the future.
Families in D.C. deserve clean air and healthy communities. Moving to
more efficient use of the energy sources being used to power our
Nation's Capitol is the right direction. However the higher pollution
limits the Capitol Power Plant is proposing, taking us back to harmful
levels of air pollution from more than three years ago, should be
rejected.
Sincerely,
Gordon Shetler
2701 Connecticut Ave NW
# 60
Washington, DC 20008-5327
(571) 773-6652
PostedDate: 09/26/2012 11:57:53 AM
Principal: W M Watts <russwatts68@gmail.com>
ReplyTo: W M Watts <russwatts68@gmail.com>
SendTo: Mike Gordon/R3/USEPA/US@EPA
Subject: Keep the Capitol Power Plant's Emissions Low!
Body: Sep 26, 2012
Mike Gordon
Dear Gordon,
For decades pollution from the Capitol Power Plant has put residents of
the District of Columbia at risk. Now you have the opportunity to
ensure that the life-saving reductions in pollution that have happened
over the last three years, as the Plant stopped burning coal, will
continue for the future.
Families in D.C. deserve clean air and healthy communities. Moving to
more efficient use of the energy sources being used to power our
Nation's Capitol is the right direction. However the higher pollution
limits the Capitol Power Plant is proposing, taking us back to harmful
levels of air pollution from more than three years ago, should be
rejected.
Sincerely,
W M Watts
1513 44th St NW
Washington, DC 20007-2004
PostedDate: 09/26/2012 11:57:53 AM
Principal: Marcie Cohen <marciecohen007@gmail.com>
ReplyTo: Marcie Cohen <marciecohen007@gmail.com>
SendTo: Mike Gordon/R3/USEPA/US@EPA
Subject: Keep the Capitol Power Plant's Emissions Low!
Body: Sep 26, 2012
Mike Gordon
Dear Gordon,
For decades pollution from the Capitol Power Plant has put residents of
the District of Columbia at risk. Now you have the opportunity to
ensure that the life-saving reductions in pollution that have happened
over the last three years, as the Plant stopped burning coal, will
continue for the future.
Families in D.C. deserve clean air and healthy communities. Moving to
more efficient use of the energy sources being used to power our
Nation's Capitol is the right direction. However the higher pollution
limits the Capitol Power Plant is proposing, taking us back to harmful
levels of air pollution from more than three years ago, should be
rejected.
Sincerely,
Marcie Cohen
1737 Church St NW
Washington, DC 20036-1301
PostedDate: 09/26/2012 11:57:53 AM
Principal: Victor Rivera Melendez <vitito73@gmail.com>
ReplyTo: Victor Rivera Melendez <vitito73@gmail.com>
SendTo: Mike Gordon/R3/USEPA/US@EPA
Subject: Keep the Capitol Power Plant's Emissions Low!
Body: Sep 26, 2012
Mike Gordon
Dear Gordon,
For decades pollution from the Capitol Power Plant has put residents of
the District of Columbia at risk. Now you have the opportunity to
ensure that the life-saving reductions in pollution that have happened
over the last three years, as the Plant stopped burning coal, will
continue for the future.
Families in D.C. deserve clean air and healthy communities. Moving to
more efficient use of the energy sources being used to power our
Nation's Capitol is the right direction. However the higher pollution
limits the Capitol Power Plant is proposing, taking us back to harmful
levels of air pollution from more than three years ago, should be
rejected.
Sincerely,
Victor Rivera Melendez
1754 Lanier Pl NW Apt 303
Washington, DC 20009-2131
PostedDate: 09/26/2012 11:57:46 AM
Principal: George S Cardillo <stevecard@netzero.net>
ReplyTo: George S Cardillo <stevecard@netzero.net>
SendTo: Mike Gordon/R3/USEPA/US@EPA
Subject: Keep the Capitol Power Plant's Emissions Low!
Body: Sep 26, 2012
Mike Gordon
Dear Gordon,
For decades pollution from the Capitol Power Plant has put residents of
the District of Columbia at risk. Now you have the opportunity to
ensure that the life-saving reductions in pollution that have happened
over the last three years, as the Plant stopped burning coal, will
continue for the future.
Families in D.C. deserve clean air and healthy communities. Moving to
more efficient use of the energy sources being used to power our
Nation's Capitol is the right direction. However the higher pollution
limits the Capitol Power Plant is proposing, taking us back to harmful
levels of air pollution from more than three years ago, should be
rejected.
Sincerely,
George S Cardillo
4824 Fort Totten Dr NE Apt 301
Washington, DC 20011-7564
PostedDate: 09/26/2012 11:57:43 AM
Principal: Louis A Cipro <lc.wdc@verizon.net>
ReplyTo: Louis A Cipro <lc.wdc@verizon.net>
SendTo: Mike Gordon/R3/USEPA/US@EPA
Subject: Keep the Capitol Power Plant's Emissions Low!
Body: Sep 26, 2012
Mike Gordon
Dear Gordon,
For decades pollution from the Capitol Power Plant has put residents of
the District of Columbia at risk. Now you have the opportunity to
ensure that the life-saving reductions in pollution that have happened
over the last three years, as the Plant stopped burning coal, will
continue for the future.
Families in D.C. deserve clean air and healthy communities. Moving to
more efficient use of the energy sources being used to power our
Nation's Capitol is the right direction. However the higher pollution
limits the Capitol Power Plant is proposing, taking us back to harmful
levels of air pollution from more than three years ago, should be
rejected.
Sincerely,
Louis A Cipro
1426 Q St NW
Washington, DC 20009-3808
(202) 265-4491
PostedDate: 09/26/2012 11:57:20 AM
Principal: Keri Douglas <keridouglas@mac.com>
ReplyTo: Keri Douglas <keridouglas@mac.com>
SendTo: Mike Gordon/R3/USEPA/US@EPA
Subject: Keep the Capitol Power Plant's Emissions Low!
Body: Sep 26, 2012
Mike Gordon
Dear Gordon,
At the very least, DC residents and citizens deserve clean air!
Please do your part to ensure the regulations protect the quality of
air we all breathe and our livelihoods to be able to continue to walk,
run, hike through our beautiful city. Our seniors citizens and
breathing impaired residents deserve the best solutions technology can
offer. As a result, we have healthier residents, citizens - requiring
less costly health care.
Please do your part - do not let the Capitol Power Plant raise the
pollution levels.
Thanks you.
Sincerely,
Keri Douglas
19 Logan Cir NW
Washington, DC 20005-3734
PostedDate: 09/26/2012 11:57:27 AM
Principal: Cynthiana Lightfoot <dcemsa1@aol.com>
ReplyTo: Cynthiana Lightfoot <dcemsa1@aol.com>
SendTo: Mike Gordon/R3/USEPA/US@EPA
Subject: Keep the Capitol Power Plant's Emissions Low!
Body: Sep 26, 2012
Mike Gordon
Dear Gordon,
For decades pollution from the Capitol Power Plant has put residents of
the District of Columbia at risk. Now you have the opportunity to
ensure that the life-saving reductions in pollution that have happened
over the last three years, as the Plant stopped burning coal, will
continue for the future.
Families in D.C. deserve clean air and healthy communities. Moving to
more efficient use of the energy sources being used to power our
Nation's Capitol is the right direction. However the higher pollution
limits the Capitol Power Plant is proposing, taking us back to harmful
levels of air pollution from more than three years ago, should be
rejected.
Sincerely,
Cynthiana Lightfoot
1609 Kalmia Rd NW
Washington, DC 20012-1125
PostedDate: 09/26/2012 11:57:13 AM
Principal: Aaron Ray <aarondray@gmail.com>
ReplyTo: Aaron Ray <aarondray@gmail.com>
SendTo: Mike Gordon/R3/USEPA/US@EPA
Subject: Keep the Capitol Power Plant's Emissions Low!
Body: Sep 26, 2012
Mike Gordon
Dear Gordon,
For decades pollution from the Capitol Power Plant has put residents of
the District of Columbia at risk. Now you have the opportunity to
ensure that the life-saving reductions in pollution that have happened
over the last three years, as the Plant stopped burning coal, will
continue for the future.
Families in D.C. deserve clean air and healthy communities. Moving to
more efficient use of the energy sources being used to power our
Nation's Capitol is the right direction. However the higher pollution
limits the Capitol Power Plant is proposing, taking us back to harmful
levels of air pollution from more than three years ago, should be
rejected.
Sincerely,
Aaron Ray
1430 A St SE Apt 2
Washington, DC 20003-1584
(202) 558-8400
PostedDate: 09/26/2012 11:57:12 AM
Principal: Michael Evans <mjevans3@verizon.net>
ReplyTo: Michael Evans <mjevans3@verizon.net>
SendTo: Mike Gordon/R3/USEPA/US@EPA
Subject: Keep the Capitol Power Plant's Emissions Low!
Body: Sep 26, 2012
Mike Gordon
Dear Gordon,
For decades pollution from the Capitol Power Plant has put residents of
the District of Columbia at risk. Now you have the opportunity to
ensure that the life-saving reductions in pollution that have happened
over the last three years, as the Plant stopped burning coal, will
continue for the future.
Families in D.C. deserve clean air and healthy communities. Moving to
more efficient use of the energy sources being used to power our
Nation's Capitol is the right direction. However the higher pollution
limits the Capitol Power Plant is proposing, taking us back to harmful
levels of air pollution from more than three years ago, should be
rejected.
Sincerely,
Michael Evans
811 25th St NW
Washington, DC 20037-2209
PostedDate: 09/26/2012 11:57:14 AM
Principal: Scott Freese <freese.scott@gmail.com>
ReplyTo: Scott Freese <freese.scott@gmail.com>
SendTo: Mike Gordon/R3/USEPA/US@EPA
Subject: Keep the Capitol Power Plant's Emissions Low!
Body: Sep 26, 2012
Mike Gordon
Dear Gordon,
For decades pollution from the Capitol Power Plant has put residents of
the District of Columbia at risk. Now you have the opportunity to
ensure that the life-saving reductions in pollution that have happened
over the last three years, as the Plant stopped burning coal, will
continue for the future.
Families in D.C. deserve clean air and healthy communities. Moving to
more efficient use of the energy sources being used to power our
Nation's Capitol is the right direction. However the higher pollution
limits the Capitol Power Plant is proposing, taking us back to harmful
levels of air pollution from more than three years ago, should be
rejected.
Sincerely,
Scott Freese
7035 Blair Rd NW Apt 122
Washington, DC 20012-1962
(570) 470-9492
PostedDate: 09/26/2012 11:57:20 AM
Principal: Harry Anastopulos <harry.anasto@gmail.com>
ReplyTo: Harry Anastopulos <harry.anasto@gmail.com>
SendTo: Mike Gordon/R3/USEPA/US@EPA
Subject: Keep the Capitol Power Plant's Emissions Low!
Body: Sep 26, 2012
Mike Gordon
Dear Gordon,
For decades pollution from the Capitol Power Plant has put residents of
the District of Columbia at risk. Now you have the opportunity to
ensure that the life-saving reductions in pollution that have happened
over the last three years, as the Plant stopped burning coal, will
continue for the future.
Families in D.C. deserve clean air and healthy communities. Moving to
more efficient use of the energy sources being used to power our
Nation's Capitol is the right direction. However the higher pollution
limits the Capitol Power Plant is proposing, taking us back to harmful
levels of air pollution from more than three years ago, should be
rejected.
Sincerely,
Harry Anastopulos
112 6th St SE
Washington, DC 20003-1128
PostedDate: 09/26/2012 11:57:14 AM
Principal: Frank Miele <frankreal@yahoo.com>
ReplyTo: Frank Miele <frankreal@yahoo.com>
SendTo: Mike Gordon/R3/USEPA/US@EPA
Subject: Keep the Capitol Power Plant's Emissions Low!
Body: Sep 26, 2012
Mike Gordon
Dear Gordon,
For decades pollution from the Capitol Power Plant has put residents of
the District of Columbia at risk. Now you have the opportunity to
ensure that the life-saving reductions in pollution that have happened
over the last three years, as the Plant stopped burning coal, will
continue for the future.
Families in D.C. deserve clean air and healthy communities. Moving to
more efficient use of the energy sources being used to power our
Nation's Capitol is the right direction. However the higher pollution
limits the Capitol Power Plant is proposing, taking us back to harmful
levels of air pollution from more than three years ago, should be
rejected.
Sincerely,
Frank Miele
1918 Biltmore St NW
Washington, DC 20009-1510
PostedDate: 09/26/2012 11:57:12 AM
Principal: Megan Sweeney <alittleriled@hotmail.com>
ReplyTo: Megan Sweeney <alittleriled@hotmail.com>
SendTo: Mike Gordon/R3/USEPA/US@EPA
Subject: Keep the Capitol Power Plant's Emissions Low!
Body: Sep 26, 2012
Mike Gordon
Dear Gordon,
For decades pollution from the Capitol Power Plant has put residents of
the District of Columbia at risk. Now you have the opportunity to
ensure that the life-saving reductions in pollution that have happened
over the last three years, as the Plant stopped burning coal, will
continue for the future.
Families in D.C. deserve clean air and healthy communities. Moving to
more efficient use of the energy sources being used to power our
Nation's Capitol is the right direction. However the higher pollution
limits the Capitol Power Plant is proposing, taking us back to harmful
levels of air pollution from more than three years ago, should be
rejected.
Sincerely,
Megan Sweeney
5807 5th St NW
Washington, DC 20011-2136
PostedDate: 09/26/2012 10:25:09 AM
Principal: Seth Long <sethlongemail@gmail.com>
ReplyTo: Seth Long <sethlongemail@gmail.com>
SendTo: Mike Gordon/R3/USEPA/US@EPA
Subject: Keep the Capitol Power Plant's Emissions Low!
Body: Sep 26, 2012
Mike Gordon
Dear Gordon,
For decades pollution from the Capitol Power Plant has put residents of
the District of Columbia at risk. Now you have the opportunity to
ensure that the life-saving reductions in pollution that have happened
over the last three years, as the Plant stopped burning coal, will
continue for the future.
Families in D.C. deserve clean air and healthy communities. Moving to
more efficient use of the energy sources being used to power our
Nation's Capitol is the right direction. However the higher pollution
limits the Capitol Power Plant is proposing, taking us back to harmful
levels of air pollution from more than three years ago, should be
rejected.
Sincerely,
Seth Long
1800 Kilbourne Pl NW
Washington, DC 20010-2623
(202) 675-6693
PostedDate: 09/25/2012 04:23:48 PM
Principal: Seth Long <sethlongemail@gmail.com>
ReplyTo: Seth Long <sethlongemail@gmail.com>
SendTo: Mike Gordon/R3/USEPA/US@EPA
Subject: Keep the Capitol Power Plant's Emissions Low!
Body: Sep 25, 2012
Mike Gordon
Dear Gordon,
For decades pollution from the Capitol Power Plant has put residents of
the District of Columbia at risk. Now you have the opportunity to
ensure that the life-saving reductions in pollution that have happened
over the last three years, as the Plant stopped burning coal, will
continue for the future.
Families in D.C. deserve clean air and healthy communities. Moving to
more efficient use of the energy sources being used to power our
Nation's Capitol is the right direction. However the higher pollution
limits the Capitol Power Plant is proposing, taking us back to harmful
levels of air pollution from more than three years ago, should be
rejected.
Sincerely,
Seth Long
1800 Kilbourne Pl NW
Washington, DC 20010-2623
(202) 675-6693
PostedDate: 09/25/2012 04:23:48 PM
Principal: Seth Long <sethlongemail@gmail.com>
ReplyTo: Seth Long <sethlongemail@gmail.com>
SendTo: Mike Gordon/R3/USEPA/US@EPA
Subject: Keep the Capitol Power Plant's Emissions Low!
Body: Sep 25, 2012
Mike Gordon
Dear Gordon,
For decades pollution from the Capitol Power Plant has put residents of
the District of Columbia at risk. Now you have the opportunity to
ensure that the life-saving reductions in pollution that have happened
over the last three years, as the Plant stopped burning coal, will
continue for the future.
Families in D.C. deserve clean air and healthy communities. Moving to
more efficient use of the energy sources being used to power our
Nation's Capitol is the right direction. However the higher pollution
limits the Capitol Power Plant is proposing, taking us back to harmful
levels of air pollution from more than three years ago, should be
rejected.
Sincerely,
Seth Long
1800 Kilbourne Pl NW
Washington, DC 20010-2623
(202) 675-6693
PostedDate: 09/26/2012 11:57:53 AM
Principal: Ryan Shepard <ryanshepard@gmail.com>
ReplyTo: Ryan Shepard <ryanshepard@gmail.com>
SendTo: Mike Gordon/R3/USEPA/US@EPA
Subject: No more pollution from the Capitol Power Plant!
Body: Sep 26, 2012
Mike Gordon
Dear Gordon,
For decades, pollution from the Capitol Power Plant has put residents
of Capitol Hill and the wider District at risk. You now have the
opportunity to make the life-saving reductions in pollution that have
happened over the last three years, as the Plant stopped burning coal,
continue into the future.
Washingtonians deserve healthy air - moving to clean, efficient,
renewable power is one way to insure that we get it. The higher
pollution limits the Capitol Power Plant is proposing, taking us back
to harmful levels of toxins, should be loudly, decisively, and
permanently rejected.
Sincerely,
Ryan Shepard
1708 Lamont St NW Apt 1
Washington, DC 20010-2632
(202) 667-8050
PostedDate: 09/26/2012 10:07:39 PM
Principal: Danielle Drissel <danielle_drissel@hotmail.com>
ReplyTo: Danielle Drissel <danielle_drissel@hotmail.com>
SendTo: Mike Gordon/R3/USEPA/US@EPA
Subject: Preserve Capitol Power Plant's Low Emissions
Body: Sep 26, 2012
Mike Gordon
Dear Gordon,
Please maintain polutant limits that protect recent clean air
improvement for Capitol Hill residents. For decades pollution from the
Capitol Power Plant has put residents of the District of Columbia at
risk. Now you have the opportunity to ensure that the life-saving
reductions in pollution that have happened over the last three years,
as the Plant stopped burning coal, will continue for the future.
Families in D.C. deserve clean air and healthy communities. Moving to
more efficient use of the energy sources being used to power our
Nation's Capitol is the right direction. However the higher pollution
limits the Capitol Power Plant is proposing, taking us back to harmful
levels of air pollution from more than three years ago, should be
rejected.
Sincerely,
Danielle Drissel
253 11th St SE
Washington, DC 20003-2102
(202) 558-7566
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