Public Hearing - EISs for the Proposed Gateway Pacific Terminal ...
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11/3/2012<br />
1 I'd better just skip down.<br />
2 I'm concerned about <strong>the</strong> safety of <strong>the</strong> ships<br />
3 and bulk carriers <strong>the</strong>mselves. The ships are proposed<br />
4 as Capesize. The capacity of up to 400,000 --<br />
5 Am I done?<br />
6 MODERATOR: No, <strong>the</strong>re is still time.<br />
7 CHARLES WEST: (Continued.) They have<br />
8 single engines, single hulls.<br />
9 What will happen in case of -- <strong>the</strong> Tree<br />
10 Darling broke in half in 1994 due to incorrect<br />
11 loading. The Vale Beijing, just last year, <strong>the</strong><br />
12 largest, 400,000-ton capacity bulk carrier sprang a<br />
13 leak when it was being loaded. The leak was<br />
14 sufficient enough that it had to be towed away from<br />
15 <strong>the</strong> dock be<strong>for</strong>e it sank.<br />
16 o-O-o<br />
17 JOE GAYDOS: My name is Joe Gaydos; I'm<br />
18 chief scientist of <strong>the</strong> SeaDoc Society and chair of <strong>the</strong><br />
19 Puget Sound Partnership Science Panel.<br />
20 There has been a lot of talk about killer<br />
21 whales and Marbled Murrelet, but we actually have 113<br />
22 species in <strong>the</strong> Salish Sea that are listed by one or<br />
23 more jurisdictions, which includes 33 percent of <strong>the</strong><br />
24 mammal species, one-third of <strong>the</strong> bird species, and<br />
25 13 percent of <strong>the</strong> fish species suggesting an ecosystem<br />
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