To the editor:

The coronavirus pandemic has greatly impacted New Hampshire. We’ve seen schools move offline, businesses shut their doors, and families contend with tremendous grief. For many local communities, it’s been a tough time. We need to find ways to get our residents working again and back on their feet.

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Gregory Wallace

Kristin, No not a chance. The pipeline was a green job and Joe Bite me closed it. Now we will have to contend to shipping energy by truck and rail. Very dangerous with much spillage. In addition the energy consumed to move it is huge! Did you see the train wreck with tankers splitting open? They had to evacuate a 4 square mile area. Wind turbines kill birds and solar will never pay for itself and the batteries have mercury and are VERY expensive to recycle. Somehow I think you already knew all of this.

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