Finally over most of the wheezing and coughing of the last week, let it be said on the record, that CapX 2020 makes me sick!!! Massive doses of prednisone and Doxycycline and I’m almost able to hobble around without keeling … Continue reading →
As you can tell, I’ve been almost absent this week. Majorly sick with allergies, can’t breathe, fits of hacking coughs, now on massive doses of prednisone, feeling incrementally better but it’s not over yet. So just the basics, that’s all … Continue reading →
In the LaCrosse Tribune: Linda Van Art: Lawmakers should stand up to power lines By Linda Van Art | La Crosse | Posted: Tuesday, March 13, 2012 12:15 am There will be public hearings this week in Alma and Centerville … Continue reading →
Seems PSC staff objects to putting fundamental evidence in the record: PSC Counsel Letter to Service List Regarding Process Oh, well, NoCapX & CETF object to that! So let’s find a way to deal with this: NoCapX and CETF Motion … Continue reading →
“If you’re not at the table, you’re on the menu.” And the Wisconsin CapX 2020 Hampton-Rochester-LaCrosse transmission project in the news: Agri-View – Environmental Impact Statement for CapX 2020 available LaCrosse Tribune – CapX 2020 plan draws crowd in Holmen … Continue reading →
It’s been an intense couple of days.  Here’s coverage on the ALJ’s recommendation of the Dam Route for CapX 2020’s Hampton-Rochester-LaCrosse line: KTTC – Judge picks route for massive CapX 2020345 kV power line KAAL – CapX 2020 line crossing … Continue reading →
Busy day… Citizens Energy Task Force and NoCapX 2020 have joined forces, both now represented by moi, Carol A. Overland. We’ve been working in tandem, and it makes sense to join together to be able to challenge CapX 2020 in … Continue reading →
Remember the “Recession” Order? 05-CE-136 Notice of Possible Recession of Order and Order to Respond And the NoCapX 2020 Response to that Order? NoCapX 2020 Response to Notice of Possible Recession of Order Granting Party Status and Order to Respond … Continue reading →
The Wisconsin meetings were great, the final one, in Centerville/Galesville was standing room only, over 150 I’d presume. I’d heard there was a hot meeting in the Town of Gale the night before, where they passed a resolution against the … Continue reading →
I just printed out this Affidavit and Exhibits to bring tonight and realized it would be good to post it again so that newly involved people in Wisconsin can get a handle on potential magnetic field levels of the CapX … Continue reading →