Comments on: BLM Applying NEPA to Large Scale Solar Energy on Public Lands

By: Jerry L. Litton

Jerry L. Litton — Fri, 03 Apr 2009 04:31:44 +0000

I believe solar and wind harness will unsettle natural atmospheric and climatic momentum faster than fossil fuel introduction. I'm saying, in less than the school life of a new born we will see reversal activity in the solar budget and equillirium. So what! We are into stirring up nature aren't we so lets do it really big this time and with solar and wind processing, we will. In the mean time you need to move farther away from our coast and higher above the flood plains, because winds and walls of water will reach farther than ever with this harnessing, and temperture dispursal will generate winds uncommmon on earth,out of the openness and out of the valley when temperture movment typically has been retarded in the past. Because of radiant solar captures we will see change from under-ground up to and out of the upper atmospheres, in places not accoustomed to winds of such behvior. We better move back into the caves folks, nature will change with this one.

By: Ellisha

Ellisha — Sun, 09 Nov 2008 13:50:02 +0000

I think Obama should do what ever he can.

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[...] just as they did when the BLM announced earlier this year that it would examine the possibility of large scale development of solar power on some of the lands it manages. For the uninitiated, here’s a brief summary about the basics [...]

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By: That Old Wilderness Magic Is Still Alive : Red, Green, and Blue

That Old Wilderness Magic Is Still Alive : Red, Green, and Blue — Thu, 14 Aug 2008 02:40:36 +0000

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By: Doug

Doug — Mon, 14 Jul 2008 17:47:54 +0000

The NEPA is the law of the land, and I seriously doubt that the BLM can reverse the law by an internal executive order from some mid level Bureaucrat. If I were a rancher and I needed to bulldozed a road across BLM land, say to drive my stock to market or to provide easier access to my land, I would probably need a permit, and an Environmental Impact Study, before the permit was authorized. I think, that we should take a few pages from the Sierra Club playbook, and sue the BLM. Where is the

Wilderness Society, or SUWA?

By: Green Diva Meg

Green Diva Meg — Wed, 09 Jul 2008 19:02:09 +0000

thank you for putting this into some perspective. i tend to agree that a thorough environmental impact investigation needs to be done. if there were 1 million acres proposed for use by coal-burning plants or tennis courts, we would all scream bloody murder if the BLM didn’t let us know exactly what the environmental implications were.

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U.S. Could Get Ten Million Solar Roofs in Ten Years : Red, Green, and Blue — Fri, 04 Jul 2008 17:32:02 +0000

[...] (BLM) introduced a twenty two month moratorium on new solar projects on public land, in order to properly assess their environmental credentials. A few days later, they decided to reverse the decision. Last week also brought news of the [...]