The Facts
The choice is between existing natural gas from North America or imported Broadwater gas from unstable and often unfriendly countries.
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A blog about oil companies commandeering public bodies of water to build gas terminals.
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- Great Statement from Tim Bishop
- No to Shell Broadwater Window Signs
- Saying No to Shell Broadwater (NY Times Editorial)
- Shell Broadwater on Flickr
- Council Member James "Broadwater" Gennaro
- Shell Broadwater Domino Effect
- Like dandelions?
- Greetings from Long Island Sound
- Feds Approve Shell Broadwater: who are these five ...
- Meet the new owners!
- Shell's Broadwater Gas Terminal will be bigger tha...
- Oh my! FERC approves Broadwater!
- Chance to tell the FERC how you feel about Broadwater
- Rell rips into FERC, condemns Broadwater
- Role of New York State Up in the Air
- What We've Heard: "Rudy Giuliani's, consulting com...
- What We've Heard: "Broadwater technology is safe."
- What We've Heard: "Broadwater will be located too ...
- What We've Heard: "Oil companies are often given s...
- What We've Heard: "There isn't a ban on LNG facili...
- What We've Heard: "Discharges from the Broadwater ...
- What We've Heard: "Broadwater won't affect Long Is...
- What We've Heard: "Broadwater wont be a visual bli...
- What We've Heard: "Broadwater wont require any dre...
- What We've Heard: "Broadwater is a crazy idea and ...
- What We've Heard: "The choice is between Broadwate...
- What We've Heard: "If Broadwater isn't built we wi...
- What We've Heard: "Broadwater will save the averag...
- What We've Heard: "Relocating Broadwater in the At...
- What We've Heard: "The Sound has been "industriali...
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