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Re: Take that Columbia Gorge Enviro NIMBYS
Author: Jeff
Date: 12-06-2018 - 10:36

By personal experience: about 4 or 5 years ago I was at a siding East or Roosevelt WA in the Columbia River Gorge and was tackside when a loaded coal train went West. I estimate it to be doing about 45 to 50 MPH into a 40 Knot wind from the West. The sum of the wind over the loads was 90 MPH or so. There was no detectable grit or dust coming off of the loads which is good for many reasons including the fact that I wear contact lenses. Jeff

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  Take that Columbia Gorge Enviro NIMBYS Pdxrailtransit 12-06-2018 - 00:39
  Re: Take that Columbia Gorge Enviro NIMBYS Non- Enviro 12-06-2018 - 09:16
  Re: Take that Columbia Gorge Enviro NIMBYS Jeff 12-06-2018 - 10:36
  Re: Take that Columbia Gorge Enviro NIMBYS King Cole 12-06-2018 - 10:53
  Re: Take that Columbia Gorge Enviro NIMBYS Burney 12-06-2018 - 12:28
  Re: Take that Columbia Gorge Enviro NIMBYS Eddie 12-06-2018 - 18:24
  Re: Take that Columbia Gorge Enviro NIMBYS George Andrews 12-06-2018 - 19:15
  Re: Take that Columbia Gorge Enviro NIMBYS Arlen Sheldrake 12-06-2018 - 20:19
  Re: Powder River Basin Dust Ed Workman 12-07-2018 - 07:46


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