Coal Fired Power Plant

Katutubo: hindi monetary ang point ko vigilant.. kung iniitindi mo yun sinabi ko..nagvolunteer ang karamihan ng gaponians sa paniniwalang mapapanitili ang kalinisan at proteksyon ng likas ng yaman ng Subic !! in 2 years yan na ang hangin na papasok sa baga mo at ng iba pang tao..habang naliligo ka sa tabing dagat..o kaya habang nagjojoggin ka o namamasyal kasama ang mga anak mo !

yan coal power plant.. plus acid rain na lilikhain nyan planta na yan.. plus..unti-unti ng matutuyo ang kagubatan ng Subic ... anyway in 5 or 10 years ala na yan "virgin forest ng Subic" sabi nga pag naumpisahan na yan
wala na ! aba eh kung nagawa ng hanjin magpatayo sa ng mataas na building , aba eh di mas lalong madali yan coal power plant !!
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umalaking populasyon ng gapo at subic... liliit ang mga lupain.. para may matirhan ..aba eh ano pa gagawin.. kakalbuhin ang mga kabundukan !! puputol ng mga puno..!

When this water is drawn into the power plant, 21 million fish eggs, fish larvae, and juvenile fish may also come along with it -- and that's the average for a single species in just one year. In addition, EPA estimates that up to 1.5 million adult fish a year may become trapped against the intake structures. Many of these fish are injured or die in the process.

Waste created by a typical 500-megawatt coal plant includes more than 125,000 tons of ash and 193,000 tons of sludge from the smokestack scrubber each year. Nationally, more than 75% of this waste is disposed of in unlined, unmonitored onsite landfil

Toxic substances in the waste -- including arsenic, mercury, chromium, and cadmium -- can contaminate drinking water supplies and damage vital human organs and the nervous system.

One study found that one out of every 100 children who drink groundwater contaminated with arsenic from coal power plant wastes were at risk of developing cancer.

Ecosystems too have been damaged -- sometimes severely or permanently -- by the disposal of coal plant waste.

Once the 2.2 billion gallons of water have cycled through the coal-fired power plant, they are released back into the lake, river, or ocean.

This water is hotter (by up to 20-25° F) than the water that receives it. This "thermal pollution" can decrease fertility and increase heart rates in fish. Typically, power plants also add chlorine or other toxic chemicals to their cooling water to decrease algae growth. These chemicals are also discharged back into the environment.

anyway Hindi alam ng mamamayan yan dahil di nila pwede ibigay y an information drive.. aba eh kung alam ng lahat yan eh lahat yan kokontra na !!! salamat po senator dick gordon sa coal power plant !!!

o ngayon vigilant gusto mo ba ng coal power plant ? mas mainam ata eh kumuha ka ng lupa at bahay na malapit dun sa power plant para libre ka na sa lahat ..

sa mga councilor ng gapo at subic salamat sa inyo !! sa pag aprub din ng coal power plant.. !! at salamat din sa polusyon !!!

1031749: 25 Aug 08