Ontario's Green Future

Name	City	Comments
Jean Blais	Toronto
Jean Blais Mathieu	Toronto
James Blake	Toronto
Sherry Blake	Bay Tree	I believe that, even though I'm from Alberta, my taxpayer dollars will inevitably end going toward keeping these toxic emitting, accident prone Nuclear Plants going. I hate them, and wish we'd never
Doug Blakey	Toronto
Peter Blanchard		www.PeterBlanchard.ca
Michelle Blanchette	Prince Albert
Ruth Blaser	Regina, SK
Elsie Blauwhoff
JOANNE BLEASDELL
Stan R Blecher		There is no safe level of radioactivity.
Stan R. Blecher
Debbie Blodgett	Elk Lake	Nuclear energy is not the way to go.
Katrina Blom	Mississauga
Rene Blom	PRINCE ALBERT
Rob Blom	Waterloo
Thalia Bock
Elizabeth Boehm-wilson	Arnprior
Richard H. Boehnke	Etobicoke	We should be either private or public. Allowing the nuclear industry to fob their losses over to the public side of the fence when bad news hits, as it regularly does with the nuclear plants, is hard
Sarah Boergers	Kitchener
David Bohorquez	Toronto	good job friends....the good path!
Annamarie Bohus	Brampton	Actually, I don't trust the safety of nuke reactors. Also, the disposal of nuke waste stays in our ground/environment for millennia. Not worth the health hazards & toxicity! Better alternatives must
Frank Bojanin	Brampton	Nuclear reactors pose safety threats. Disposal of nuclear waste poses even bigger problems, with health risks for untold generations. We must use alternative sources of energy and also conserve.
John Boland	Round Lake Centre	Reading what hundreds of wind turbines in Lake Erie can do, funds are best invested in green energy. Period.End of discussion. John Boland webmaster for the Estate of Spalding Gray (I also have a s
Stanley Bolibruch	DUNDAS	we want a german stile model, for renewable energy
Amy Bond
Lynette Bondarchuk	Edmonton
Krystal Bone
Joseph Bonello	Thornhill	This should only be considered the begining. We must start looking at LDC's and the millions of dollars wasted each year in duplicated services and "Bridge to nowhere Projects" Already on one proje
Rivendell Bongard	Trenton	If the government goes ahead an invests in nuclear, it will clearly indicate a lack or respect for future life in the Province of Ontario.
Greg Bonser	Toronto	Time to level the playing field and stop downloading our expenses onto future generations...
Anne Book	Ancaster	Nuclear Energy is not the way to provide electricity for the future. Past performance is the best predictor of future performance and the atomoic energy industry is just a giant sinkhole for taxpayers
Ashley Booth	Hawkestone
John Booth	Toronto
Sara Booth	Toronto
Teal Booth
Gregory Bootsma
David Booz	Toronto
Hank Bordan
Lauren Bordynuik
Joanne Boreham
Bill Borger	Athens	In the mid 70's I was chair of PANDA, People Against Nuclear Development Anywhere in the Brockville ,ON area. We won that battle. Have to win this one also. Bill
Emily Borhi
Bram Bosman
Mike Bossio
Dawn Boston	Oakville
Nathan Botkin	Richmond Hill
Alan Bottomley	Sundridge	As a trustee for the NND school board, I am really upset that the government will fund this programme but not geothermo heating for our new high school which would eliminate the need for nuclear.
Pierre Bouchard	Toronto	how i propose to invest OUR $26 billion in supplying the energy requirement for the next decade: A) establish 3 solar EV factories in Ontario, cost $3 billion; B) subsidize solar EV on a maximum of Ontario rooftops, cost $16 billion; C) startup regional installation crews, cost $1 billion; D) establish EV solar and windmill parks across Ontario, cost $5 billion; E) educate public and recycle nuclear manpower deadbeats, cost $1 billion. Power to you !
Joseph Boudreau	Hamilton