The gas will arrive at a vault at the Gansevoort Peninsula near the HighLine and next door to the future Whitney Museum in the West Village. Marvin Resnikoff, an expert in radioactive waste management, can contain radon concentrations 70 times above average. The commissioners did what was asked of them and the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) approved the pipeline's construction on May 21st.Ī 30-inch gas pipeline will bring natural gas, hydrofracked from the Marcellus Shale, which according to a study conducted by Dr.
Mayor Bloomberg supports the Spectra Pipeline so fully that he and the Public Service Commission urged commissioners to expedite a decision in their May session, rather than adhere to a review scheduled for June. It is due to arrive in the high-pressure natural gas that the Spectra Pipeline will be delivering to New York City very soon. He wants big soda out of our lives, but Mayor Bloomberg wants to put in our lives, cancer-causing radon. population, are drinking and eating too many highly caloric foods, and that obesity is a public health crisis, there is a more serious health concern coming our way that does not seem to bother Mayor Bloomberg. While there is no doubt that New Yorkers, like the rest of the U.S. Mayor Bloomberg is being commended for the steps he is taking to improve the health of all New York City residents. President William Clinton and former NYC Mayor Edward Koch have joined in the applause.
#MICHAEL BLOOMBERG ON FRACKED GAS MOVIE#
NYC's Odd Sense of Good Health: No Big Sodas But Radioactive Kitchensįor his desired ban on the sale of 32-ounce sugar-sweetened beverages in restaurants, delis, sports arenas, movie theaters and food carts, New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg has been praised by a hierarchy of health experts, among them, the president and CEO of Mount Sinai Medical Center, the president and CEO of the YMCA of Greater New York, the director of the Rudd Center for Food Policy & Obesity at Yale, even former U.S. Add all the bike lanes you want, dude, but if people get lung cancer they'll be unlikely to take advantage of them, no?Eileen's complete story below and here.
Huffington Post writer, Eileen Stukane, points out something we've been noticing too, Mayor Bloomberg's conflicting initiatives: his bans on super-sized sodas, trans fats and ciggies seem rather in conflict with his promotion of pipelines that will bring radon to apartment kitchens.
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