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| Electric power generators shut down or switch to oil or coal when gas prices rise, so if we want to displace those fuels, we need more natural gas" says Christopher D'Ovidio, a staff attorney with the Conservation Law Foundation (CLF), which is active in LNG siting debates in New England. ``They are using a time of insecurity and time of war to take down 30 years of conservation law,'' said Daniel Patterson, a biologist with the Center for Biological Diversity, which has sued the federal government repeatedly to enforce environmental laws. A part of the bill amends the Environmental Conservation Law to require the owner or operator of a facility that stores 1,000 or more tires to provide financial assurance to cover the cost of facility closure once maximum capacity has been reached, in a form and amount acceptable to the Department of Environmental Conservation, before DEC may issue a permit to operate the facility. |
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