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- Ontario should set a target of moving to 100% renewable energy by 2050

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

Support Bruce Power Pettition

[Original Comment ID: 196474]
 

Ontario needs to be a leader in the utilization of clean energy & that means getting rid of nuclear power. Kathleen Winn & the Liberal Party had the right idea going forward with alternate methods of energy production.

Please look past the dollar and today and do what is best for the future.  Clean air, clean water are a must.  Please look to renewal safe energy, new innovations without the hazardous waste.

[Original Comment ID: 206781]

Global warming and climate change is caused by all introduction of heat into the environment from sources outside nature. Fossil fuel adds new heat because it comes from underground, both direct release from burning and indirectly from GHG's elevating C02.

do not want nuclear power to dangerous to expensive  and now they want the area to pay for a nuclear dump for the next 1000 yrs  The people of Ontario want renewable energy solar wind  biomass and more  spent on conservation

Ontario should show leadership in the following

1. Developing solar and wind energy - its easy and its free.

it's time to move from dirty sources of energy such as fossil fuels and nuclear energy and use renewable energy.  Anything less than this is causing more irreparable damage to our world.

[Original Comment ID: 206785]

I believe that the Ontario government is going down the wrong path by continuing to invest in nuclear. Not only are the costs of containment of nuclear byproducts horrendously high, but the amount of carbon emissions produced by the enormous amounts of concrete needed, is huge.

I will always choose renewable clean energy over fossil fuels. Wind and solar are the future. Please move towards 100% renewables.

Ted

[Original Comment ID: 206787]

More low-carbon sources of energy and less nuclear (simply based on cost), and definitely no more coal!

[Original Comment ID: 196482]
 

It is super important to me that the next Long-Term Energy Plan (LTEP) acknowledges the ability to shift Ontario to 100% renewable energy. We CAN do it, and we cannot wait any longer!

Although I acknowledge that any change to energy production is bound to have an impact on individuals tied to the current ie traditional production methods, it is critical that all governments, incuding the government of Ontario, be aggressively proactive in moving towards, and embracing non poll

I support the significant contributions to power generation in this province that Bruce power provides via the reactors at Bruce A and B.

Nuclear energy is the cleanest, safest, most reliable form of power generation. Please stop throwing money into the wind. Please start increasing our nuclear power generation.

[Original Comment ID: 196554]

I am concerned about our province’s energy future and want our government to shift away from dirty and dangerous nuclear and fossil fuels as quickly as possible. For future generations, I want our government to work towards 100% renewable energy. Thank you.

I'm concerned about the future. I'm concerned about a liveable planet for generations to come. I'm concerned about global unrest as a result of climate change this century. I'm concerned about the lack of leadership in the United States.

An Ontario with a 100% renewable energy does not have to mean that the economy will be damaged. There are as many jobs associated with renewable energy as there is with nuclear and fossil fuels.

Building towards 100% renewable energy.

We have an opportunity to build a cleaner future for the coming generations.  Allowing people to become more self sufficient by adding new jobs into our communities.

The value we ratepayers pay for unreliable and intermittent wind and solar energy is totally disconnected from its actual value.  The amount of curtailed wind generation is scandalous.