I am strongly opposed to the Keystone XL Project. It is environmentally dangerous, provides no benefits for working Americans and is principally backed by corporate interests who control Congress. Enough is enough!

We in Lancaster county are against the Atlantic Sunrise pipeline, as the government gives Williams Co. the right to take our property, our nature preserves, and our farmland to run gas overseas for company profits. This is against the people's rights in this country.

Jordan Cove and Oregon LNG cannot build the terminals or pipelines without a Clean Water Act Section 404 Permit. The Army Corps can deny the permit if it determines that the projects are not in the public interest. Neither of these proposed projects are in the public interest and, therefore, should not be constructed. Further, Clean Water Act Section 401 empowers states to decide if federal permits comply with state laws designed to protect water quality, fish, and other aquatic life. The Corps cannot issue the critical in-water work permit (aka “Clean Water Act Section 404 Permit”) if DEQ denies 401 certification.

We have watched the impact on the surrounding environment from the Enbridge oil spill in 2010, which changed forever over 40 miles of river through many different communities, only to hope that this will or can never happen to or in The Great Lakes....

To whom it may concern: We the people and as Advocates for wolves demand the FWS of Utah punish the man responsible for the death of "Echo" to be punished according to the Endangered Species Act. The hunter that shot and killed "Echo" the wolf in which indeed is the same wolf that was spotted in the Grand Canyon who was given the name Echo by a 10 year old boy who won a contest for picking the best name for the Endangered animal. The man who did this act and claims to have mistaken Echo for a " Coyote", should be punished and harshly prosecuted to the full extent of the law according to the Endangered Species Act in which I will name from least to worse. Misdemeanor, Anyone who kills an Endangered Species even by verified accident can be Fined $1000.00,civil offense- punishable by up to 6 months in jail and up to a $25,000.00 fine or both. Felony: Anyone who knowingly kills an Endangered Species with intent to do so punishable to one year in prison, $50,000.00 fine or both, plus the loss of the vehicle used to transport or to drive to commit such an act, plus the loss of all firearms, plus the loss of hunting privileges anywhere in the United States for One year.

The oil and gas industry in California produces 130 billion gallons of wastewater every year from fracking and other forms of oil extraction. This massive waste stream is highly toxic, laced with chemicals, salts and often radioactive materials. Unlined pits allow toxic chemicals to percolate into the ground and evaporate into the air. It's time for Big Oil to stop poisoning potential sources of drinking and irrigation water, and polluting our air. There are over 400 active pits in the Central Valley, where pollution and the drought have already severely reduced ground and surface water resources. Most of these pits are operating without adequate monitoring or oversight. The Central Valley Water Board has detected toxic plumes of wastewater that have migrated from some of the largest waste pits, yet has continued to allow dumping! Air samples near some pits detected 24 different volatile organic compounds (VOC's), yet air regulators have done nothing to limit the pollution. For more information visit: www.cleanwater.org/ca

Animal Planet is acting in total disregard to the health and welfare of the gray wolf by airing a "Yukon Men" episode titled "Wolf Invasion" which perpetuates the myth that wolves are dangerous to humans. This is simply untrue, as wolves are extremely wary of humans and try at all costs to avoid contact with humans. You can read the facts by clicking on this link: http://www.defenders.org/gray-wolf/fact-vs-fiction

TO STOP ANY ILLEGAL SACRED LAND GRAB FOR ANY PURPOSE OF THE NATIVE AMERICANS TO PROTECT OUR CULTURES OF WAY OF LIFE ,,HONOR THE TREATIES

The current DNR Wolf Advisory Committee is comprised almost solely of groups that are anti wolf and as such cannot be called upon to recommend policy that will keep a sustainable wolf population in this state.

The Alaska Industrial Development and Export Authority's (AIDEA) 220-mile road proposal is poorly planned and studied and does not adequately account for long term damage to local wildlife, waterways, and ways of life. AIDEA's consistent disrespect of major local opposition while spending state funds to subsidize corporate liabilities and privatize foreign profit is not consistent with Walker administration values. This project should be stopped before wasting any additional resources.

In 2008 the Utah Legislature established a vision to promote clean energy jobs, improve air quality and protect Utahns from dangerous climate change with a Clean Energy Goal of 20% of electricity to come from renewable sources by 2025. Senate Bill 202 passed both houses without a single no vote. Rocky Mountain Power/ PacifiCorp (RMP) will shortly propose a long-term plan for electricity supply during the period from 2015 through 2025 that will likely include no significant utility investment in geothermal, hydropower, solar or wind power generation facilities in Utah. Despite strong support from Utahns and record low prices for installed solar and wind power, RMP plans to sell electricity in Utah of which less than 3% derives from non-polluting, renewable sources. Utah has tremendous solar and wind potential that RMP is mostly ignoring. Utah is one of the sunniest states in our nation yet ranks 26th in adoption of solar power (0.2% of total generation). Utah has abundant land and rooftops where solar photo-voltaic power can be produced. A commitment to embrace these resources would have a profound positive gain for Utah's economy, by creating new jobs and diverse industries that will be here for the long haul. We therefore urge the Utah Legislature to upgrade the 2008 bill that was aspirational but has still not produced a change in how power is generated. We would like to see a Clean Energy Standard that requires a minimum of 20% of Utah’s electric power coming from in-state renewables by 2025. (For more information about RMP's long-term plan, check out https://www.rockymountainpower.net/about/irp.html)

The Uintah Express Pipeline is proposed to travel through rural agricultural areas and fragile ecosystems. The Land is home to many endangered and rare wild life species as well as several human populations. The Pipeline puts the Kamas Valley aquifir at risk which provides drinking water to about 1/3 the population of Utah, and also connects to numerous other water reservoirs, rivers, lakes and other aquifer sources. The communities affected have limited resources and are ill equipped to handle the imminent danger of a spill. The oil which will travel through the pipeline is a waxy crude derived from Bitumen mined at the PR Springs tar sands mine. Bitumen crude is 20 times more corrosive than traditional crude oil and presents a more significant danger. The Environmental Protection Agency has issued a warning about the difference between Bitumen pipelines and Crude pipelines stating that Bitumen pipelines should be given higher concern given the corrosive nature of the substance it carries and the extent of damage caused in the event of a spill. Stop the Uintah Express Pipeline, there is too much risk.