Biomass Incinerators for Black America

Do you smell something burning?

PARAGRAPH 1 --- Dr. Robert Bullard recently published "BIOMASS INCINERATORS BEING PROMOTED IN BLACK COMMUNITIES as clean energy and green jobs" at this OpEd News link     http://www.opednews.com/articles/Biomass-Incinerators-Being-by-Robert-Bullard-110523-887.html It is disturbing to see biomass incinerators (big ovens) being erected in mostly black areas throughout the USA, especially since American concentration camps were recently approved by Congress and the White House. Hopefully, there is no connection. Dr. Bullard is probably the nation's foremost authority on environmental racism. He states, "Look out African Americans! Biomass incineration will be coming to your neighborhoods soon . . . The burning of biomass to generate electricity is toxic. It is neither 'green' nor 'clean.'"

PARAGRAPH 2 --- There is also a disturbing connection between biomass incinerators and prisons. For some reason, biomass incinerators are often situated on or nearby prison property. Consider the excerpt below from a February 2011 article by AP regarding Corrections Corporation of America's bid to put a private prison in Maine:

 PARAGRAPH 3 --- Milo Town Manager Jeff Gahagan said, "A private prison would bring in more than just corrections officers jobs, he said. There also would be a need for people in such fields as food service and medical care. There is even talk of starting up a biomass power plant in connection with a facility." See the entire article at this link http://bangordailynews.com/2011/02/06/politics/maine-considers-private-prison-bill/

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PARAGRAPH 6 (with 14 bullet points) -- Leading medical and health associations from around the U.S. warn against the health dangers of using biomass combustion for electricity. These include:

1. American Lung Association 
2. American Heart Association 
3. American Lung Association in Florida 
4. American Lung Association in Georgia 
5. American Lung Association New England 
6. Florida Medical Association 
7. Washington State Medical Association 
8. Massachusetts Medical Association 
9. North Carolina Academy of Family Physicians 
10. Mason County (WA) General Hospital 
11. Physicians for Social Responsibility/Pioneer Valley Chapter
12. Massachusetts Breast Cancer Coalition 
13. Capital Medical Society (FL)
14. Eire County Medical Society (PA)

PARAGRAPH 7 -- Advocacy article (with five(5) links, seven(7) numbered paragraphs, and two(2) photos with captions) against concentration camps and biomass incinerators, published by Mary Neal, director of Assistance to the Incarcerated Mentally Ill (AIMI), human rights advocate in service to God (according to Proverbs 31:8-9). Read more about why the organizations oppose biomass incinerators at this link http://www.gulfbiomassincinerator.org/groups-opposed-to-biomass-incinerators/
Ich wünsche Ihnen schönen Tag! (That is "have a nice day" in German.)

Advocacy article with three links and two photos against concentration camps and biomass incinerators, published by Mary Neal, director of Assistance to the Incarcerated Mentally Ill (AIMI), human rights advocate in service to God (Proverbs 31:8-9).

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