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[senor_c]

A supplemental EIS is still not a new EIS, which is what you were stating (and arguing in terms of timeline). A supplemental EIS will take less time than a new one. Furthermore, Delfin responded in the EA letter (based on DOE filing that you're still not reading) that there were no substantial changes to the project, so again, it might not be as long as you keep insinuating. If there are not many changes to the project (compared to the original final EIS), then there won't be as much to supplement the final EIS. It's that simple. If that's where Delfin and MARAD disagree, that's where a lawsuit begins. ;)

I apologize to the board. I'm done.