Here is
a video of most of Dr. William Sammons’ presentation
at the
SAVE Biomass Forum at VSU.
His slides from that talk
are available on the LAKE web pages, so you can follow along.
Instead of dirty biomass we could have clean efficiency and conservation (retrofitting produces twice as many jobs as biomass)
and solar power, which is booming nationwide,
burns no trees, and emits no pollutants.
You can also contact your
local elected or appointed officials.
-jsq
Monday a week ago
Dr. William Sammons, a pediatrician
who has studied biomass plants nationwide, called them
“a medical atrocity.”
His
slides from that talk are now available on the LAKE web pages.
For example, he demonstrated that burning wood is dirtier than burning coal:
This slide shows data taken from biomass plant permits.
Also notice
Johnna Pinholster writes in the
the Valdosta Daily Times (paper 25 Oct,
online 27 Oct 2010)
about the
the SAVE Biomass Forum at VSU:
A medical atrocity.
That is the phrase Dr. William Sammons used to described biomass energy
plants at Monday night’s biomass forum at Valdosta State University’s
Student Union theater.
Dr. Sammons answered many of the unanswered concerns about the biomass
incinerator, and,
unlike the lack of peer-reviewed evidence from the plant proponents:
Due to popular demand, the SAVE Biomass Forum has moved to a larger hall,
the Student Union Theater.
That’s on the east side of North Oak Street, across from Baytree Road.
It’s still Monday, 25 October 2010 from 7 to 9 PM,
organized by Students Against Violating the Environment (SAVE)
at Valdosta State University (VSU).
The featured speaker is Dr. William Sammons, a pediatrician who
has spoken nationally on the subject.
Forum flyer
PDF
is available.
See
SAVE’s facebook event page for any updates.
Monday, 25 October 2010 from 7 to 9 PM, Students Against Violating the Environment (SAVE) will hold a Biomass Forum at University Center at Valdosta State University (VSU).
Featured speaker Dr. William Sammons is a pediatrician who
has spoken nationally on the subject.
Forum flyer
PDF
is available.
See
SAVE’s facebook event page for any updates.
-jsq