[xcamel]

And it was how cold there last week?

[thackney]

Keep this in mind as they try to sell the Alaska LNG export terminal. Many in the lower 48 don't want the import terminal.

[cripplecreek]

Some 85,000 people live within three-miles of the site with another 350,000 within five miles.

And their point is?

[Dog Gone]

What a shockerooski! Imagine Californians being against drilling, power plants, and even imported energy.

Who'd a thunk that?

[Criminal Number 18F]

Way to go. I look forward to see Californians continuing to pay astronomical energy prices.

How is refinery-free life working out for all y'all? Now to stop the pipelines, too, in the northern suburbs and shantytowns of Greater Tijuana.

d.o.l.

Criminal Number 18F

[neodad]

At least it wasn't UAE's project. Then it would be Bush's fault.

[HardStarboard]

The Luddites are alive and well in California....and Washington where I live.

The elites, smarter than most of us, are afraid of technology.

Go figure.....

[Mike Darancette]

Well I'm sure that they can build it in Mexico and the USA will slip deeper into the throes foreign energy dependence.

[blam]

Alabama LNG Terminal Scrapped

[mad_as_he$$]

aw the C.A.V.E.M.E.N prevail once again.

[doctor noe]

For once LB has done something right. It's a great idea for a bad location. There is too much risk for such little financial reward. Personally, I'm glad city hall won't get their hands on the money because they would most assuredly piss it away. An LNG terminal will eventually be built...hopefully somewhere offshore where it makes more sense.