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Open-ended public pre-comment period now open!
This proposed project, called Site Level 1, just 59 miles from Silver City and 30 from Lordsburg would produce 3 times as much air pollution as current local mining operations.
Do we want this upwind of us:
Could consume approximately 2.3 million cubic feet of natural gas every hour, enough gas to power 900 homes for an entire year.
1,292,118 tons per year CO2 - equivalent to 280,000 cars
1,529 tons per year other pollutants, including particulates, sulfur dioxide, volatile organic compounds, and ammonia.
They call this "clean burning" natural gas!?!
Once again, do we want to breathe this?
Legal notice of application to pollute (JPG from SC Daily Press)
Send your comments to:
Kirby Olson, Major Source Program Manager
Air Quality Bureau
525 Camino de los Marquez, Suite 1
Santa Fe, New Mexico 87505-1816
505-476-4322, KirbyOlson@env.nm.gov
Sample comment letter to the New Mexico Environmental Department
Air Quality Bureau
compliments of Glenn Griffin:
Hidalgo County is in the process of enacting a BAN on data centers. Good idea? Contact your Grant County Commissioners and state legislators. Sample letter to Commissioners: (Word)
Summary from Gila Resources Information Project (PDF) Important!
Information on the parent company of this dirty, wasteful project:
Corner Ventures via Private Equity International
Corner on LinkedIn. (You may or may not be able to get in. I had to sign up as "Rabble Rouser at Democratic Party") (ed)
Resisting dirty data centers New Energy Economy
(Scroll down for data center moratorium toolkit)
THE DANGERS OF PRIVATE EQUITY AND DATA CENTERS
IN NEW MEXICO Conservation Voters New Mexico
Webinar unpacking the environmental impacts of data centers
Western Environmental Law Center
Tech CEO and investor push officials on spaceport data center in Sierra County (PDF)
Thanks to Glenn Griffin, Todd Schulke, Ann Lowe and others for the links and tips.