WBJ Talk Back In The Oct. 25, 2010 Issue
“Yes, this should absolutely be a requirement, although I don’t know if it should be the municipalities that oversee it. Municipalities are already stretched thin on budgets and adding more work to the employees’ loads should not be done right now. This should be done on at a state level.”
Brett Malofsky on a WBJ Readers’ Poll on whether towns should require contractors and vendors to verify the immigration status of their workers.
“What a refreshingly nuanced examination of the Cape Wind/National Grid contract. Your coming to conclude that Cape Wind still makes sense and note of intense fossil fuel price volatility is all the more strengthened when you consider that rising fossil fuel prices caused electricity generation prices on our electric bills to shoot up 300% between the years of 2001 and 2009. And with fossil fuels we pay in so many other ways, costs that never show up on our electric bills.”
Lovecleanair on a WBJ editorial about the cost of the Cape Wind project.
“This is disgusting! When are Americans going to wake up and realize this is not found money. Joe down the street will get $50,000 interest free and maybe without a repayment because his neighbors will pay for it. It’s stealing by another name.”
Flooder on a WBJ Daily Report item about Massachusetts share in a federal program offering low-cost loans to help people pay their mortgages.
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