Here’s
a video playlist of the
real questions asked at the Gilchrist County Commission
where everybody could see Sabal Trail and Spectra Energy answering
about their proposed 36-inch fracked methane pipeline in a 100-foot right of way:
or not answering.
This is 1 hour and 27 minutes worth of video.
I didn’t get all of it because both camera batteries ran down
and it took a bit to find a plug.
This interrogation went on for more than two hours total.
Well done, Gilchrist County, staff, citizens, and everybody who asked questions.
Update 28 Sep 2014: A couple of notable questions:
As mentioned in this
PR,
Gilchrist County put this in the “Time Certain” part of their
agenda:
5:00 p.m. Sabal Trail Workshop
As mentioned in
local government pipeline responsibilities,
other local governments could do this, and more.
For example,
Lowndes County, Georgia
with 114,552 population compared to 16,815 for Gilchrist County (2012 est.)
could do more.
Here’s
the video playlist:
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Spectra was unwilling to consider adapting
their Sabal Trail pipeline plan to include renewable energy,
other than to continue reiterating that they do natural gas pipelines,
and to refer to renewables only as “alternative” energy.
Will the pipelines be adaptable to future use of other forms of energy besides the transmission of fossil fuels. Anybody know that?