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C3ETP Opinion blog: Join the discussion and express your opinion about PG&E's plans to build C3ETP in the Sierras or in your area. EMF: Possible Dangers of Electromagnetic Fields and Radiation: Potential Hazards Associated With Powerlines Biological Effects of Weak Electromagnetic Fields Allies and Groups We Like: Roadrunner Newsletter of the Kern-Kaweah Chapter Alliance for Responsible Energy Policy (AREP) See AREP's Fox News clip Friends of Jesse Morrow Mountain PG&E and other Industry-related Sites: California Independent System Operator page on C3ETP: Obtain detailed information on the planning of C3ETP. Just scroll down to the doc and pdf files. PG&E's C3ETP Web Site An interesting site where one can vote for C3ETP but not against it and where it is not possible to submit questions or comments. If PG&E truly believed this project is in everyone's best interest, wouldn't they invite negative comment as well as positive? Help us by writing letters, phone, or email the following officials: Since the California state government has greatest responsibility, CA Assemblymembers and CA Senator should get top priority. Simply explain to them that you want this project moved out of the Sierra foothills and if you don't see visible support for preventing the project in the foothills, you and your friends will vote against them in the next election. State Senator Dave Cogdill As representative from the 14th senatorial district, which covers eastern Fresno County, Sen. Cogdill is key to stopping C3ETP. State Senator Roy Ashburn As representative from the 18th senatorial district, which covers Tulare and Kern counties, Sen. Ashburn is key to our effort. Assemblyman Mike Villines As representative from the 29th assembly district, Villines is key to stopping C3ETP. Assemblyman Bill Maze As representative from the 34th assembly district, covering Tulare and Kern counties, Assemblyman Maze is key. Assemblymember Jean Fuller As representative from the 32nd assembly district, covering the affected part of Kern County, assemblymember Fuller is also key. The California Public Utilities Commission | ||
