Health & Fitness
AES Redondo Beach's Toxic Plume
Lack of "Dispersion Modeling Analysis" raises a red flag. Redondo Beach residents living close to the proposed power plant are concerned about a dense, harmful, and poisonous toxic plume.
Ask yourself…”Why is AES trying to get an exemption from performing a “Dispersion Modeling Analysis” for the proposed new plant in Redondo Beach?” Is it because they will be exposed for attempting to shove tons and tons of particulate matter down our throats before it has time to dissipate? If the plant is safe and if AES was a good neighbor they would fully inform the public and specify how much particulate matter will be flowing into adjacent buildings, homes and schools for the next 50 years. Where is the modeling? Where is the poison going? Why is AES hiding the data? Don’t get poisoned. Vote Yes on Measure A.
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