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DRMS Permit Index
Permit No
P2023018
IBM Index Class Name
Permit File
Doc Date
12/1/2023
Doc Name
Objection
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Ryan Sedgeley
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DRMS
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LJW
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Email Address* <br /> Enter a valid email address in this field to receive a confirmation e-mail. <br /> Ryan.sedgeley@protonmail.com <br /> Your Phone Number* <br /> Used only to follow up. <br /> 3072206084 <br /> Extension <br /> Alternate Phone Number <br /> Used only to follow up. <br /> Alternate Phone Extension <br /> Connection to Operation <br /> Select all that apply <br /> Land Owner of affected land Structure Owner within 200' of affected land <br /> Mineral Owner Fv Nearby Resident <br /> Adjacent Land Owner Concerned Citizen <br /> Government Agency Other <br /> DESCRIPTION OF COMMENT OR OBJECTION <br /> You are providing a comment or objection to the public record of a permitting action currently under review by the Division of <br /> Reclamation, Mining and Safety.This form is not intended for reporting of possible violations or illegal activity. Please be as specific <br /> as possible. <br /> Comment/Objection Narrative <br /> I live nearby to this proposed uranium mine and I concerned with how close it is to the National Conservation <br /> Area proposed by Sen. Bennet and Rep. Boebert and the Dolores Canyon WSA.The project permit boundaries <br /> also extend inside the NCA as well as two Colorado NHCP areas.This intrusion into special areas highly <br /> valued for their scenic, historic,cultural,and ecological values is disturbing and unacceptable. <br /> In addition to the intrusion on these areas, uranium mining has a long solid history of poisoning our <br /> communities with mine tailings,water pollution,and air pollution.These mines have created wastelands across <br /> the western United States and have been killing people for decades.The bonding and clean up requirements if <br /> this project is allowed to move forward(which I think it should not)need to be extremely high and made in cash <br /> deposits to prevent the standard industry practice of extraction and then claiming bankruptcy and leaving <br /> taxpayers the clean up bill. <br /> Finally, Uranium mining should be considered an extremely low value mineral given the brutal impacts to people <br /> living nearby the mine and the life cycle impacts of this mineral. Uranium is used to produce fuel for nuclear <br /> reactors which are quickly shutting down and the industry is dying. Let it die and do not allow this project to go <br /> forward. Every time uranium is removed from the ground we create a problem that will last for so long into the <br /> future that we cannot fully appreciate the time scale and impacts.As a reminder we still do not have a <br /> permanent repository for spent nuclear fuel. <br /> Permit Number* <br /> Enter valid letter and then numbers,for example M1977999, M1999777UG or C1981201. <br /> P2023018 <br /> Permitting Action Type <br /> Select revision type or leave blank if comment pertains to a new permit application or NOI <br /> I <br /> Permit Type <br />
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