on www.citizen. on. ca Re: Shelburne cites major mega-quarry concerns - “While it's encouraging to see the Town of Shelburne on board fighting the Mega Quarry, I find it quite hypocritical of the Town. All six of the Town's concerns listed in regards to the Mega Quarry can easily be aimed towards the proposed DEEP plant near Highways 89 & 25. However the Town, including Mayor Crewson have clearly shown their pro stance for the proposed incinerator which will truck in thousands of tonnes of waste from neighbouring Counties so that it's "economical" to operate (def: to maximize the profits of private corporations on the backs of taxpayers).”

Re: A north wind doth blow . . . (III) - “As a taxpayer, I have been concerned by a number of relationships involving the government in power, the political party organizations behind that government, its ministries, private entities working “both sides of the street” and industry organizations all of whom have come together at great expense to the public coffers to avoid undertaking the science necessary to ensure the health of Ontarians with regard to the effects of wind turbines on their environment. I understand that you have to investigate a broader role than just wind power so I'd like to express the following with regard to your work and the manner in which the government has wasted money “fighting” its citizen’s requests for proof of the science behind wind turbine noise and its impacts on the health of Ontarians. Over the past 5 years, despite the assertions of the Government of Ontario that everything related to the Green Energy Act is supported by science, the various ministries of that government have spent millions of dollars of taxpayer funds on tribunals, court cases and other legal processes "fighting" every attempt by the public and lower levels of government to obtain that science as a way to confirm the various reports of the likes of the Chief Medical officer drawn solely from “peer reviewed” DOCUMENTS that the noise from wind turbines has no impact on the health of humans.” more on-line