Call a halt to uncontrolled utility "vegetation management"
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- Sales rep for commercial flooring - "green" of course .
Products like Bamboo, Cork, Recycled Rubber, ect.
I Love animals & nature
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BG&E's Vegetation Management Commercial
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Useful Links
Why we do this: In the Time of Trees (TIME photo essay)
Local Control Center
Reliability Readiness Evaluation Report to the North American Electric Reliability Corporation (NERC) - see page 18
Maryland Alliance for Greenway Improvement and Conservation
Preservationists Fear Major Power Lines Coming to U.S. National Parks
Utility Corridors Threaten Extraordinary Public Land
Power Lines and Pipelines Draw Closer to Parklands
Forests.org Forest Protection Portal search on "utility corridor"
Forests.org Forest Protection Portal search on "utility vegetation management"
UtilityArborist.com
Local Control Center
Reliability Readiness Evaluation Report to the North American Electric Reliability Corporation (NERC) - see page 18
Maryland Alliance for Greenway Improvement and Conservation
Preservationists Fear Major Power Lines Coming to U.S. National Parks
Utility Corridors Threaten Extraordinary Public Land
Power Lines and Pipelines Draw Closer to Parklands
Forests.org Forest Protection Portal search on "utility corridor"
Forests.org Forest Protection Portal search on "utility vegetation management"
UtilityArborist.com
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A friend of mine, a tree cutter by profession, told me that it's much worse when people can not see it easily, They cut as much as possible so they don't have to return as often. It is all handled by sub contractors who cut for BG&E . It is important for anyone who sees an overly large swath cut for the power lines, to let BG&E know that as well as posting it here.
Hopefully. "Ox", will join the forum. He has a lot of real life info as well as technical things that he deals with daily.