Fw: Thank you for submitting your public comment
Hi, Here's a petition I signed. I think it's important we protect the wonderfully clear skies at Bryce, as they are a national treasure. As we all know, the lack of dust- and light-pollution there has led to thousands of people enjoying astronomy. Thanks, Joe ----- Forwarded Message ----- From: CREDO Action <credo-help-4748682-jkw0nTx@list.credoaction.com> To: josephmbauman@yahoo.com Sent: Friday, November 11, 2011 11:03 PM Subject: Thank you for submitting your public comment Thanks for taking action. Here are some ways you can spread the word to make sure the Bureau of Land Management gets the message loud and clear. If you are on Facebook, click here to post the petition to your Wall. If you have a Twitter account, click here to automatically tweet: Tell @BLMnational: Don't allow coal mining next to Bryce Canyon National Park. http://bit.ly/t1bI9J via @CREDOmobile Thanks for all you do. --The CREDO Action Team Here's a sample message to send to your friends: Subject: Protect Bryce Canyon from dirty coal mining Dear Friend, The Bureau of Land Management (BLM) is on the verge of approving a massive 3,500 acre coal mine right next to Bryce Canyon National Park. The BLM's own analysis shows that the mine will cause major adverse environmental impacts like increased water and air pollution, devastating a huge area directly next to Bryce Canyon's unique eco-system. Despite these concerns the BLM, just released its environmental review proposing that the mine be approved. BLM is currently accepting public comments on its proposal and strong public opposition is needed to convince the BLM to reverse course and reject this dirty coal mine. Tell the Bureau of Land Management: Don't allow coal mining next to Bryce Canyon National Park. http://act.credoaction.com/campaign/protect_bryce_canyon/?r_by=-4748682-5H5E... ________________________________ If you've received this email in error, please correct your campaign subscription information at: http://act.credoaction.com/s?i=-4748682-5H5EuSx
Thanks for posting this link, Joe. I signed the petition and posted to Facebook. I'll also be forwarding to friends. Nancy Matro Sent from my iPad On Nov 12, 2011, at 12:14 PM, Joe Bauman <josephmbauman@yahoo.com> wrote:
Hi, Here's a petition I signed. I think it's important we protect the wonderfully clear skies at Bryce, as they are a national treasure. As we all know, the lack of dust- and light-pollution there has led to thousands of people enjoying astronomy. Thanks, Joe
----- Forwarded Message ----- From: CREDO Action <credo-help-4748682-jkw0nTx@list.credoaction.com> To: josephmbauman@yahoo.com Sent: Friday, November 11, 2011 11:03 PM Subject: Thank you for submitting your public comment
Thanks for taking action.
Here are some ways you can spread the word to make sure the Bureau of Land Management gets the message loud and clear.
If you are on Facebook, click here to post the petition to your Wall.
If you have a Twitter account, click here to automatically tweet: Tell @BLMnational: Don't allow coal mining next to Bryce Canyon National Park. http://bit.ly/t1bI9J via @CREDOmobile
Thanks for all you do.
--The CREDO Action Team
Here's a sample message to send to your friends:
Subject: Protect Bryce Canyon from dirty coal mining Dear Friend,
The Bureau of Land Management (BLM) is on the verge of approving a massive 3,500 acre coal mine right next to Bryce Canyon National Park.
The BLM's own analysis shows that the mine will cause major adverse environmental impacts like increased water and air pollution, devastating a huge area directly next to Bryce Canyon's unique eco-system.
Despite these concerns the BLM, just released its environmental review proposing that the mine be approved. BLM is currently accepting public comments on its proposal and strong public opposition is needed to convince the BLM to reverse course and reject this dirty coal mine.
Tell the Bureau of Land Management: Don't allow coal mining next to Bryce Canyon National Park.
http://act.credoaction.com/campaign/protect_bryce_canyon/?r_by=-4748682-5H5E... ________________________________
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Thanks for the link, Salazar has been a disappointment.
Hi, Here's a petition I signed. I think it's important we protect the
wonderfully clear skies at Bryce, as they are a national treasure. As we all know, the lack of dust- and light-pollution there has led to thousands of people enjoying astronomy. Thanks, Joe
----- Forwarded Message ----- From: CREDO Action <credo-help-4748682-jkw0nTx@list.credoaction.com> To: josephmbauman@yahoo.com Sent: Friday, November 11, 2011 11:03 PM Subject: Thank you for submitting your public comment
Thanks for taking action.
Here are some ways you can spread the word to make sure the Bureau of Land Management gets the message loud and clear.
If you are on Facebook, click here to post the petition to your Wall.
If you have a Twitter account, click here to automatically tweet: Tell @BLMnational: Don't allow coal mining next to Bryce Canyon National Park. http://bit.ly/t1bI9J via @CREDOmobile
Thanks for all you do.
--The CREDO Action Team
Here's a sample message to send to your friends:
Subject: Protect Bryce Canyon from dirty coal mining Dear Friend,
The Bureau of Land Management (BLM) is on the verge of approving a massive 3,500 acre coal mine right next to Bryce Canyon National Park.
The BLM's own analysis shows that the mine will cause major adverse environmental impacts like increased water and air pollution, devastating a huge area directly next to Bryce Canyon's unique eco-system.
Despite these concerns the BLM, just released its environmental review proposing that the mine be approved. BLM is currently accepting public comments on its proposal and strong public opposition is needed to convince the BLM to reverse course and reject this dirty coal mine.
Tell the Bureau of Land Management: Don't allow coal mining next to Bryce Canyon National Park.
http://act.credoaction.com/campaign/protect_bryce_canyon/?r_by=-4748682-5H5E... ________________________________
If you've received this email in error, please correct your campaign subscription information at: http://act.credoaction.com/s?i=-4748682-5H5EuSx _______________________________________________ Utah-Astronomy mailing list Utah-Astronomy@mailman.xmission.com http://mailman.xmission.com/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/utah-astronomy Visit the Photo Gallery: http://www.slas.us/gallery2/main.php
Joe, Thank you so much for posting this. I signed it and will be putting it on my blog. I also have a post on CloudyNights about it in their light pollution threads and posted the link there. Sorry, I had to give up on FaceBook as there was something weird going on with that but that again, is another story (lots of weird stories for me). Here's hoping the weather clears up next weekend and the weekend of Turkey Day. If it is clear the Friday after Thanksgiving I have permission to head out for the night and intend to do that. On another note I am going to post a bunch of Google Map images I have of some of the new observing sites I have found and will be using (one I hope in the next two weeks). Jay On Sat, Nov 12, 2011 at 12:39 PM, <erikhansen@thebluezone.net> wrote:
Thanks for the link, Salazar has been a disappointment.
Hi, Here's a petition I signed. I think it's important we protect the
wonderfully clear skies at Bryce, as they are a national treasure. As we all know, the lack of dust- and light-pollution there has led to thousands of people enjoying astronomy. Thanks, Joe
----- Forwarded Message ----- From: CREDO Action <credo-help-4748682-jkw0nTx@list.credoaction.com> To: josephmbauman@yahoo.com Sent: Friday, November 11, 2011 11:03 PM Subject: Thank you for submitting your public comment
Thanks for taking action.
Here are some ways you can spread the word to make sure the Bureau of Land Management gets the message loud and clear.
If you are on Facebook, click here to post the petition to your Wall.
If you have a Twitter account, click here to automatically tweet: Tell @BLMnational: Don't allow coal mining next to Bryce Canyon National Park. http://bit.ly/t1bI9J via @CREDOmobile
Thanks for all you do.
--The CREDO Action Team
Here's a sample message to send to your friends:
Subject: Protect Bryce Canyon from dirty coal mining Dear Friend,
The Bureau of Land Management (BLM) is on the verge of approving a massive 3,500 acre coal mine right next to Bryce Canyon National Park.
The BLM's own analysis shows that the mine will cause major adverse environmental impacts like increased water and air pollution, devastating a huge area directly next to Bryce Canyon's unique eco-system.
Despite these concerns the BLM, just released its environmental review proposing that the mine be approved. BLM is currently accepting public comments on its proposal and strong public opposition is needed to convince the BLM to reverse course and reject this dirty coal mine.
Tell the Bureau of Land Management: Don't allow coal mining next to Bryce Canyon National Park.
http://act.credoaction.com/campaign/protect_bryce_canyon/?r_by=-4748682-5H5E...
________________________________
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-- Jay Eads
On 11/12/11, Jay Eads <jayleads@gmail.com> wrote:
On another note I am going to post a bunch of Google Map images I have of some of the new observing sites I have found and will be using (one I hope in the next two weeks).
Good work, Jay. We need more options. I would add that, while 30 years ago one could take their telescope just about anywhere and remain extremely safe, today that situation isn't so. It's always best to observe in numbers when in rural or wilderness settings, especially when in new territory. I recall one night, only about ten years ago, after having pulled off the road on the way to East Canyon resort, being run out almost immediately by a horde of motorcyclists in the middle of the night, tearing down a dirt road en masse, seemingly out of the middle of no-where. Scary.
I would add that several years ago I had a similar experience near Lakeside while I was out alone. No motorcycles but idiots firing rifles from trucks. I have since added several "must have" accessories to my observing kit that require a Utah State Carry Conceal Permit. It is certainly not for everyone but I personally will never be out alone and that vulnerable again. Scared the hell out of me. Steve
Date: Sat, 12 Nov 2011 19:52:29 -0700 From: chuck.hards@gmail.com To: utah-astronomy@mailman.xmission.com Subject: Re: [Utah-astronomy] Fw: Thank you for submitting your public comment
On 11/12/11, Jay Eads <jayleads@gmail.com> wrote:
On another note I am going to post a bunch of Google Map images I have of some of the new observing sites I have found and will be using (one I hope in the next two weeks).
Good work, Jay. We need more options.
I would add that, while 30 years ago one could take their telescope just about anywhere and remain extremely safe, today that situation isn't so. It's always best to observe in numbers when in rural or wilderness settings, especially when in new territory.
I recall one night, only about ten years ago, after having pulled off the road on the way to East Canyon resort, being run out almost immediately by a horde of motorcyclists in the middle of the night, tearing down a dirt road en masse, seemingly out of the middle of no-where. Scary.
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I'm up for a jaunt to Lakeside if practical then! Thanks, and thanks for helping to pass along this petition. If the BLM holds hearings in SLC I think I'll testify. -- Joe ________________________________ From: Jay Eads <jayleads@gmail.com> To: Utah Astronomy <utah-astronomy@mailman.xmission.com> Sent: Saturday, November 12, 2011 5:29 PM Subject: Re: [Utah-astronomy] Fw: Thank you for submitting your public comment Joe, Thank you so much for posting this. I signed it and will be putting it on my blog. I also have a post on CloudyNights about it in their light pollution threads and posted the link there. Sorry, I had to give up on FaceBook as there was something weird going on with that but that again, is another story (lots of weird stories for me). Here's hoping the weather clears up next weekend and the weekend of Turkey Day. If it is clear the Friday after Thanksgiving I have permission to head out for the night and intend to do that. On another note I am going to post a bunch of Google Map images I have of some of the new observing sites I have found and will be using (one I hope in the next two weeks). Jay On Sat, Nov 12, 2011 at 12:39 PM, <erikhansen@thebluezone.net> wrote:
Thanks for the link, Salazar has been a disappointment.
Hi, Here's a petition I signed. I think it's important we protect the
wonderfully clear skies at Bryce, as they are a national treasure. As we all know, the lack of dust- and light-pollution there has led to thousands of people enjoying astronomy. Thanks, Joe
----- Forwarded Message ----- From: CREDO Action <credo-help-4748682-jkw0nTx@list.credoaction.com> To: josephmbauman@yahoo.com Sent: Friday, November 11, 2011 11:03 PM Subject: Thank you for submitting your public comment
Thanks for taking action.
Here are some ways you can spread the word to make sure the Bureau of Land Management gets the message loud and clear.
If you are on Facebook, click here to post the petition to your Wall.
If you have a Twitter account, click here to automatically tweet: Tell @BLMnational: Don't allow coal mining next to Bryce Canyon National Park. http://bit.ly/t1bI9J via @CREDOmobile
Thanks for all you do.
--The CREDO Action Team
Here's a sample message to send to your friends:
Subject: Protect Bryce Canyon from dirty coal mining Dear Friend,
The Bureau of Land Management (BLM) is on the verge of approving a massive 3,500 acre coal mine right next to Bryce Canyon National Park.
The BLM's own analysis shows that the mine will cause major adverse environmental impacts like increased water and air pollution, devastating a huge area directly next to Bryce Canyon's unique eco-system.
Despite these concerns the BLM, just released its environmental review proposing that the mine be approved. BLM is currently accepting public comments on its proposal and strong public opposition is needed to convince the BLM to reverse course and reject this dirty coal mine.
Tell the Bureau of Land Management: Don't allow coal mining next to Bryce Canyon National Park.
http://act.credoaction.com/campaign/protect_bryce_canyon/?r_by=-4748682-5H5E...
________________________________
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Chuck Hards -
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Jay Eads -
Joe Bauman -
Nancy Matro -
Steve Fisher