RE: petition...heads up

[Don McGorman <mcgormd@hotmail.com>]

Hi David,
 
What's happening with the petition?  Many of us are concerned about local air quality and may wish to sign it. 
 
I wrote to David O and he replied with the party line (the MOE will be monitoring Algoma Steel closely).
 
Perhaps there could be a copy of the petition at the CN office for signatures?
 
Don
 

 

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> From: trowbridges@primus.ca
> To: peter@cleannorth.org; officers@lists.cleannorth.org
> Subject: Re: petition...heads up
> Date: Mon, 12 May 2008 21:23:48 -0400
>
> Hello all, I spoke to Frank and explained the risks of naming individuals in
> emails and I think he understands the situation. He called me and said that
> email was sent in the heat of emotion and he intends to send her an apology
> and confirm that it was his initiative alone and was not meant to represent
> any group or organization.
> As it turns out the Clean North office has not been identified as a place to
> leave the petition so the association with CN may be an issue.
>
> However we may want to ponder our position where we sponsor a workshop on
> nuclear power in the Bruce peninsula yet shy away from very real air quality
> issues in the Sault!
>
> David
>
> ----- Original Message -----
>
> From: "Peter McLarty" <peter@cleannorth.org>
> To: <officers@lists.cleannorth.org>
> Sent: Wednesday, May 07, 2008 9:52 AM
> Subject: petition...heads up
>
>
> > We might want to reconsider our decision to allow the the "clean air"
> > petition to be dropped off at our office.
> > Some of the petition proponents are circulating some pretty personal
> > attacks on individuals and I don't think we should leave any allusion that
> > we are connected in any way.
> > There is a potential for this to get pretty ugly.
> >
> > Peter
> >
> >
> >
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