Green Mountain Neighbors

During Something in the Air

Apr 11, 2000

GREEN MOUNTAIN NEIGHBORS' NEWSLETTER

What may be to most of us, just behind us, are the foothills to the Rockies. When they are there and noticeable, the Rockies are a formidable and rugged new land. We all appreciate living here because of
them.

This week Westword is featuring an article on a subject that has led to organization. This newsletter for people in the Green Mountain neighborhood is among the latest of many that have, central to their concern, the issue in Westword........broadcast antennas in our hot spots! They call it, ?“Something in the Air?”. Currently in suspense, is a matter before the FCC and the placement of a ground zero for the antennas that will bring HDTV to people in Denver, something the broadcasters who will use it named ?“The Supertower?”. This is the website for the newspaper is westword.com ?“Something in the Air?” is the article.

The address for CARE is c-a-r-e.org. Another group is called T-H-R-E-A-T. If you got to this website, you already know about the other Green Mountain Neighborhood homepages.

My interest is an inquiry as to what is commonly believed and experienced that seems to occur to more than just ourselves that may trace to the already existing low level radiation sources as the proximate cause of what ails us. Do we have a problem more on one side of us than the other? Are there higher incidents of certain maladies in our neighborhood and how does that compare with the population at random? Is our TV reception so much the ghosts that it became the spooks and goblins, too? Is there a light side to this hothouse and is it possible to co-exist with it, or that, or is it time to learn there?’s
something new under the sun and we didn?’t all have a role in saying what it would be and where else we would put it or how we would have to change our lives to accommodate this urban advent?

If you believe, as some do, there is both a reason and ability to change our ionospheric environment and we might need to become more conscionable about our biological environment because of it, then step up and join The Green Mountain Neighbors and say it in THE NEWSLETTER.

RKH