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Is it not time that humans learn from history? Why do we have to experience the horrors of Chernobyl or Japan before we begin to look forward to a time when we will live in harmony with the earth not as exploiters.

Dear Minister,

I am a 76-year-old grandfather, and I am concerned about the future of my grandchildren, not to mention the planet.

I would ask that the Government of Ontario move as quickly as possible to 100% renewable energy.

I support an phasing out of nuclear energy and investment in a future of clean renewal green energy such as wind and solar.

Thanks.

Dahlya Smolash

[Original Comment ID: 206682]

Andrea Pastori

Cabinet Liaison and Strategic Policy Coordinator

Ministry of Energy

Strategic, Network and Agency Policy Division

Strategic Policy and Analytics Branch

77 Grenville Street

Floor 6th

Toronto Ontario

I drive by Pickering and Darlington often.

I am driving to Cobourg or Prince Edward County for a respite from the City.

Or I am driving further to Montreal or the East Coast on holiday or to visit family.

Dear Ministry of Energy,

To whom it may concern,

Dear Sir or Madam,

Hello,

We have the technology to progress without nuclear power.  What we require is a change of course and significant investment.  Please invest is a safe and healthy future for generations to come.

Renewable energies are both a necessity to fight climate change and an opportunity for Canadian companies to position themselves in a fast-growing market. I strongly support any initiative of the Ontario government to facilitate the conversion to 100% renewables.

As a young person living in Canada, it will be my generations job to fix what has already caused so much damage in this world.

Pickering Reactor must be shut down and replaced with wind or solar energy systems.

[Original Comment ID: 205402]

As an Ontario resident I want our government to move to a renewable energy future immediately.

I think Canada has the ability to be a world leader in combating climate change. For far too long we have been using destructive fuel sources. The technology for renewable energy exists, and it is time that we started using it.

the target to move to 100% renewables is critical

Ontario should maximize efficiency by paying full value (e.g., equal to the cost of nuclear) for conservation kilowatts

Please don't ruin our future. Sustainable energy is the only way.

[Original Comment ID: 205412]

- Ontario has a chance to give Canada a better reputation for energy production.

- As a province we can become a leader in renewable energy for North America.

It is very important to me personally that our elected government officials support efforts and programs to shift our consumption to 100 percent renewable green energy ASAP.

It is time that we finally realized that it is wrong, and backward thinking  to put money into developing energy in ways that create dangerous waste.  We have a chance now to invest in the future in this province and in this country.  Let's do it.  We could never properly hand

I am extremely concerned about the rapidly increasing cost of electricity which appears to have resulted from high priced wind and solar contracts.

Please,  phase out dangerous and expensive nuclear power (with radioactive waste that can continue to contaminate the planet for thousands of years.)