Ontario's Green Future

Name	City	Comments
Andrew Poucher	Kingston
Dmitri Poukhlov	Toronto	Let NOT increase the probability of next Chernobyl!
Bonita Poulin	Quadeville	Besides all of the above reasons, there is one more big one. Nuclear energy is not clean! The hazardous waste produced is deadly and causes big disposal problems. The Chalk river facility has already
Nafiseh Pourhassani	Thornhill
Elaine Pow
James Powell	Oshawa
Larry Powell	Roblin	The GHG produced in the mining of the uranium, trucking of the ore, building of the refineries make nuclear energy a decidedly "non-green" choice, hardly the "alternative energy" source our planet
Valerie Powell	Coldwater	Money earmarked for nuclear could go towards real green energy solutions.
Harriet Powelson	Toronto
Catherine Power
Alex Powless	London
Jamie Powless	London
Tim Pozza	Bancroft, Ontario	My personal feeling is that no retrofits be performed to rejuvenate generating or that new generating be built. I would ask that should the Nuclear Cost Responsibility Act be written and ratified i
Jerry Prager	Guelph
V. Prat
Valerie Prat	London
Chelsea Prescod
Richard Preston	Ancaster
Pat Prevost	King City
Darren Price	Kitchener	We do not need to rely on burning any fuels to give us energy. There is enough potential in renewables to give us all the power we will ever need. Yes, the initial startup costs are high, but if we
Bill Priestman	Yarker
Richard Priestman	Kingston
Raul Princich
Stephen Pritchard		26 Billion Should be spent on wind and solar systems. It would make more seance and It would be GREEN! No waste.
Cameron Proctor	Toronto
James Pronk	Peterborough	Keep up the good work!
Lucas Pronk	Peterborough
Allan Proulx
Krystyna Przybylska	Toronto	Thank you for organizing this. This technology is dangerous and toxic.
Anna Przychodzki	Brampton
Sylvia Przychodzki
Aaron Ptok-Byard	Guelph	It is disturbing that the government is focused on such inefficient, unsustainable, damaging power sources. Even worse is the astonishingly disrespectul use of our money. The government needs to sta
O Puck	Toronto	Alternative Three, Limits to Growth, and Global 2000 (Biodiversity Treaty, Agenda 21)in essence are equivalent to depleted uranium bullets sold by Canada in its effort to support peace by population d
Pichet Puengsawangwong	Markham
Somporn Puengsawangwong	Markham
Rev. Meg Purdy	Callander	thoughts and prayers with your well intended efforts
Tracy Pyett	Caistor Centre
Jeanne Pynn	Sutton
John Pynn	Sutton
Ailsa Quann
Malcolm Querney	Hamilton
Margaret Quinn	Ottawa
Susan Quipp
Sarah Quirino	Brampton
Ira Rabinovitch	Toronto
Margaret Rabishaw	Cookstown
Frank Rabzel
Mark Rabzel
Kathy Raddon	Toronto
Mary Raddon	Odessa