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derekullo Be careful what you wish for. If they can't use water then at some point massive fans circulating air causing noise pollution could be a solution. Electrical substations can be bypassed with diesel generators. Reply
PEnns derekullo said: Be careful what you wish for. If they can't use water then at some point massive fans circulating air causing noise pollution could be a solution. Electrical substations can be bypassed with diesel generators. Ordinances against noise and noise pollution are not unheard of. One could find them in almost every town these days. Reply
SonoraTechnical We have to do whatever it takes to circumvent the uprising… Reply
helper800 PEnns said: Ordinances against noise and noise pollution are not unheard of. One could find them in almost every town these days. Generators can be made quiet and the air can be cleaned post burn. The companies can also just do it anyways, and then just go to court with the town, city, county, and drag out the litigation for years all the while doing all of the above baring injunctive relief. Many of these types of ordinances are also unconstitutional and are unenforceable against a resident, let alone an entire company. Reply
PEnns helper800 said: Generators can be made quiet and the air can be cleaned post burn. The companies can also just do it anyways, and then just go to court with the town, city, county, and drag out the litigation for years all the while doing all of the above baring injunctive relief. Many of these types of ordinances are also unconstitutional and are unenforceable against a resident, let alone an entire company. Nice point of view, aligns perfectly with predatory practices of some irresponsible big companies!! I am sure you'd still agree if this was right next to your door. Do let me know when you find a noise or pollution ordinance that's unconstitutional, by the way! Reply
helper800 PEnns said: Nice point of view, aligns perfectly with predatory practices of some irresponsible big companies!! I am sure you'd still agree if this was right next to your door. Do let me know when you find a noise or pollution ordinance that's unconstitutional, by the way! The first amendment protects against a lot of those noise ordinances. There are all kinds of city ordinances that are unenforceable. I was not referring to the pollution related stuff, so fair point there. Reply
bill001g This is not "some company" . It is the university of Michigan and the US dept of energy which runs the lab. So you have 2 groups who are now both going to spend taxpayer money fighting it out in court. The dept of energy I am sure has far more say on power plants. Reply
PEnns helper800 said: The first amendment protects against a lot of those noise ordinances. There are all kinds of city ordinances that are unenforceable. I was not referring to the pollution related stuff, so fair point there. Nice try. Next time they build a noisy, polluting huge whatever next to your house, print the text below and go to their huge doors to show them and they will pick up and leave in terror!! On the other hand, it seems you do support that noisy, polluting huge whatever next to your door, so never mind. First Amendment Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press; or the right of the people peaceably to assemble, and to petition the Government for a redress of grievances Reply
helper800 PEnns said: Nice try. Next time they build a noisy, polluting huge whatever next to your house, print the text below and go to their huge doors to show them and they will pick up and leave in terror!! On the other hand, it seems you do support that noisy, polluting huge whatever next to your door, so never mind. First Amendment Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press; or the right of the people peaceably to assemble, and to petition the Government for a redress of grievances Would you like me to give you a list of several city ordinances being struck down as unconstitutional because of the first amendment stretching back some 80 years? Reply
COLGeek helper800 said: Would you like me to give you a list of several city ordinances being struck down as unconstitutional because of the first amendment stretching back some 80 years? No. Please don't go off on this tangent, away from the article itself. Thank you. Reply
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