Then the NIMBY and Flat Earthers join in with indefensible numbers about Coal, Hydro, or Nuclear costs.
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Because of NIMBY opinions, energy projects and transmission line takes a great amount of time to come online.
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The Obama administration has altered this tolerant regime, generating intensifying conflict between the NIMBY America and its more blue-collar counterpart.
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The joke is that the slogan NIMBY (Not In My Back Yard) has been replaced by BANANA: Build Absolutely Nothing Anywhere Near Anyone!
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And I am sure there are folks whose concerns are narrowly about the Ogallala or other enivornmental and NIMBY concerns along the proposed route.
Finally, union lobbies and NIMBY concerns chase away big box stores.
It's the NIMBY syndrome, isn't it, so waste is no exception.
Refineries are running out of headroom to expand existing capacity (refineries routinely run at 95% of capacity now, increasing maintenance requirements and thus downtime) while NIMBY-ism blocks new refineries from being built.
If it works it will be a huge turnaround for a company that I heralded back in 2005 for being the first to navigate the nimby issues involved in building an import terminal.
There is a great deal of debate over nuclear power, including whether we should use it or not, where plants should be located (NIMBY - not in my back yard is a common theme).
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Johnathan did a nice job of summarizing the situation with the additional facts added by comment by Harley Harris from MATL. But then we have NIMBY comments added that skew the facts or outright lie about facts.
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Setting up deep-water fish farms in the U.S. would require a hefty budget for defending against lawsuits from NIMBY (Not In My Back Yard) activists and competing on-shore and near-shore fish farms, as well as paying an army of lobbyists to fend off opposition from states like Alaska and Maine where fishing fleet interests have considerable political pull.
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