A member of the Citizens for Environmental Inquiry (CEI), Bill Lewis, continued to raise questions on the opinion page of the Advance, this time raising the geological significance of where the plant would be located.  This is the first time the word "karst" entered the fray.   His argument, that careless surface activity on karst land can quickly impact water resources, was weak.  The company had just hired a slew of environmental engineers, harbor engineers, and conceptual power plant designers.  Three companies whose 2500 employees know more about the different problems  related to geological issues.  As an aside, all of the arguments posed by CEI included the words, "probably," "likely," and "possible," while trying to convince the public.