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Environment & Energy

Kennah

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4. I didn't see any specifics in the article about the environmental concerns

Reply to Southerner (Reply #1)

Tue May 22, 2012, 11:36 PM

May 2012

I support high speed rail. I oppose environmental degradation. However, we also have to decide if we want to wait for the ideal plan or proceed with a good plan. In truth, it's probably a choice between going with a good plan or hoping for a better plan.

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California bullet train chief seeks environmental exemptions [View all] XemaSab May 2012 OP

The lack of replies on this thread says an awful lot. Southerner May 2012 #1

I didn't see any specifics in the article about the environmental concerns Kennah May 2012 #4

I did some googling for a few minutes XemaSab May 2012 #5

I am for the bullet train and against environmental degradation. tabatha May 2012 #2

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Welcome to DU! XemaSab May 2012 #7

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