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RE: The Right to Burn vs the Right to Breathe

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Subject: RE: The Right to Burn vs the Right to Breathe
From: Peggy Adams <adams@pcei.org>
Date: Tue, 21 Sep 1999 16:47:08 -0700
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In response to Roberts comment about shipping, etc. I'm led to wonder
wouldn't it benefit all to have a processing plant near here?  Why ship all
this grain elsewhere?  Why not have a cooperative grain, bean, or pea
processing plant near here?  Wouldn't it be great to have a grain
processing plant associated with a commercial bakery or noodle factory so
we can reap the full benefit of what we grow?  Value added and a few
additional jobs?  I believe some grain growing communities in Montana are
doing just that.

Peggy

References:
- RE: The Right to Burn vs the Right to Breathe
  - From: "JS M" <jbiggs50@hotmail.com>
- RE: The Right to Burn vs the Right to Breathe
  - From: Robert Hoffmann <escape@alt-escape.com>

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