Just last month, I posted an article with information regarding a Savannah Town Hall meeting to discuss the proposal by Southern LNG to route almost five dozen trucks [58 exactly] carrying up to 13,000 tons of Liquefied Natural Gas [LNG] per day through Savannah on DeRenne Avenue to Interstate 16.  Currently, Southern LNG operates a Liquefied Natural Gas [LNG] facility on Elba Island - just east of Savannah, and it recently applied for permission to reactivate a loading dock terminal for trucking operations at its Elba Island LNG facility.

I have received some direct and indirect comments directed toward the legitimacy of the research I shared in my first article.  My logic for posting a link to a 1980 abstract was to show that there is nothing new under sun.  More than thirty years ago, the potential harm of LNG was the same as it is today in 2010.   If you missed the opportunity last month to take part in Savannah's LNG discussion, click on the links below to get more details and do your part to keep Savannah safe!

Savannah's LNG Update

• The City of Savannah has filed with the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission [FERC] a motion to intervene in the application submitted by Southern LNG;  
• The City of Savannah has posted links on its website for residents to view the October 7, 2010 Town Hall Meeting and the October 7, 2010 City Council Workshop about Southern LNG's application to the FERC;
• Southern LNG has updated its website with information about the Elba Island expansion;
• Savannah residents have the right to submit public comment to the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission [FERC] regarding Southern LNG's application to the FERC.  CLICK HERE for more details;
• Savannah residents have the right to submit public comments to their Representatives and Senators in the U.S. Congress regarding Southern LNG's application to reactivate truck loading facilities at Elba Island.  CLICK HERE for more details;
• Savannah residents have the right to submit public comments to the U.S. Department of Transportation regarding Southern LNG's application to reactivate truck loading facilities at Elba Island.  CLICK HERE for more details.  

CLICK HERE to read my article, "Liquefied Natural Gas Discussion in Savannah."