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Posted
05-04-07
Are
you comfortable with the go-ahead for a smelter in La Brea?
Prince
of Peace:
No smelter in La Brea—not a good idea.
ybonnell:
No. No. No.
Philip Ayoung-Chee:
Third world “politicians” do things that may glorify
themselves during their lifetime and nothing for the future.
The environmental destruction that will take place is not
going to happen during the lifetime of the present political
administration. So who cares? We have money, so spend and
waste it. We have oil and gas, so waste it. I hope that the
Environmental Management Authority will identify and name
the location where in the US the toxic waste products will
be shipped for processing.
L Edwards:
I am very upset by the determination of this government to
develop at all costs. There seems to be no consideration for
the health of the people living in the immediate environment.
In addition, it seems clear that studies done in Australia
and in Canada on smelters and their effects are being totally
disregarded.
rhanief:
A big fat NO.
JOKERISW:
No—most categorically no.
reshmi1:
No is our opinion. I was born and grew up in La Brea and surrounding
areas. However, by giving him (the Prime Minister) power by
voting he is now rewarding us by conveying that our opinion
counts for nothing. I suggest he should relocate and live
amongst the people and the smelter plant if he decides to
go ahead with his plans. We would love to have him.
georgieyo:
Not at all.
lcelestin9071:
Yes. One cannot stop progress.
phillipse:
No! I am not comfortable with the smelter plant, it is a health
hazard for humans, animals, and fish. It will also
produce acid rain, and do irreversible damage to the environment.
Trinidad is a very small island and should not accommodate
such a plant where people will be living close to the plant.
To have the plant built is insanity, and total disregard for
the health and well being of the people of T&T.
emohan:
No smelter. Not only does our government defame and kill our
once-beautiful country by destroying it with the unspeakable
crimes that it has allowed to fester and rampage, but now
it is seeking to further sink our island by destroying its
quality of “greenhouse” standards and beauty with
ignorance and greed.
Francis & Muriel:
No way.
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