08-11-2019, 02:35 PM
"I remember reading about a telescope up there that was long ago put out of service, but they couldn't remove it due to an accumulation of hydraulic fluid that had to be dealt with first."
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Yes, glassnumbers, this is the reason claimed.
And the leaking hydraulic fluid , if it exists, would be found under the foundation. So we now wait on an EIS not allowing the dismantling down to the foundation? ...for how long?
Keep in mind, the powers that control remedying this solution are very similar to what we are currently up against with keeping our harbors open and affordable to those that love the ocean .
" Even if the Petitions are to be heard success is dim as BLNR controls all elements of the case hearing process. Study TMT’s contested case history for a reference."
The State is in complete control of all aspects. It can move forward, it can stall.
I, fully support the exploration of space, the existing work on Mauna Kea . I have friends who are astronomers, awesome people who I admire and respect and I fully support the U. of H.
Can I not at the same time understand the Hawaiian culture? What is important to them? Not want to see them denied access to their Mauna?Be an environmentalist? And be sick and tired of this State's natural resources being sold to big business? Where's the balance?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iwRnQQn6m2E
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Yes, glassnumbers, this is the reason claimed.
And the leaking hydraulic fluid , if it exists, would be found under the foundation. So we now wait on an EIS not allowing the dismantling down to the foundation? ...for how long?
Keep in mind, the powers that control remedying this solution are very similar to what we are currently up against with keeping our harbors open and affordable to those that love the ocean .
" Even if the Petitions are to be heard success is dim as BLNR controls all elements of the case hearing process. Study TMT’s contested case history for a reference."
The State is in complete control of all aspects. It can move forward, it can stall.
I, fully support the exploration of space, the existing work on Mauna Kea . I have friends who are astronomers, awesome people who I admire and respect and I fully support the U. of H.
Can I not at the same time understand the Hawaiian culture? What is important to them? Not want to see them denied access to their Mauna?Be an environmentalist? And be sick and tired of this State's natural resources being sold to big business? Where's the balance?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iwRnQQn6m2E