Op-ed: Proposed Battery Rock Terminal Threatens Public Safety

Posted on Oct 27, 2006 in Environmental, Policy, Legislation and Politics, Regas Terminals & Capacity, State and Local Issues | Comments Off

An attorney for the Conservation Law Foundation opposes Massachusetts gubernatorial candidate Kerry Healey’s original position on AES’ proposed Battery Rock LNG terminal, asserting that the import facility would pose a danger to a nearby high school, recreational areas, and shipping lanes. Last week, Healey described Battery Rock as the “least problematic [proposed terminal] from a public safety standpoint, ” but later announced that she would not sign legislation, if passed, approving the project. The Patriot Ledger carries the op-ed.

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Op-ed: Proposed Battery Rock Terminal Threatens Public Safety

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