As a young traveler, I've met people from around the world disappointed by the American drop-off in climate action leadership. But with its own progressive steps, California continues to hold the torch of inspiration. Let us fan those flames, so that America may remain a beacon of light for humanity.

We, the undersigned residents of the Islip Township, appeal to the Islip Town Board to fulfill its commitment to the local community in protecting our economic and environmental viability by not only complying with Governor Cuomo’s Clean Energy Standard, but exceeding its expectations. We call upon the Islip Town Board to set an official goal for being powered by 100% renewable electricity by the year 2030. We request this be done in order to reduce energy costs, encourage job growth, preserve local ecosystems, slow the rise of global temperatures that cause climate change and we ask that the Islip Town Board also take into account the environmental impact of all of its decisions in any policy made, and consider the example that they set for both other townships and the upcoming generations.

The issue of our time is solving the consequences of climate change. The very survival of life as we know it on planet earth is in jeopardy. We must fully fund the Environmental Protection Agency, the agency charged with protecting our environment.

Florida is surrounded by beaches. Living so close to the ocean is absolutely wonderful, but the grocery bags we use when shopping have caused extreme amounts of danger to the sea life in our oceans. Sea turtles think that the grocery bags floating around in the water are jellyfish and they try to eat it. Sea turtles are unable to digest plastic, thus making them feel full constantly. By feeling full they are unlikely to eat more causing them to starve to death. The sea turtle conservatory claims that over 100 million sea turtles die each year due to plastic in the ocean. By banning the use of plastic bags in Florida, the sea life will thank us.

Dear Party Secretary Mr. Mo Gong Ming, We are writing to you asking you to make this ban permanent and take a lead in animal welfare in China by permanently banning dog meat in Yulin. With the recent action in South Korea, the momentum is shifting. The world is watching. Please do what is right for the dogs.

There is a way Stewart's can expand and update their store without hurting the neighborhood block on Tenth St. Will you add your voice asking them to alter their current plan? Don't forget to leave comments too! Thanks.

UNITED FOR CLEAN ENERGY New Hampshire residents want efficiency and clean, safe, homegrown renewable energy, not massive infrastructure projects that threaten our scenic state and rural way of life. SOUTHERN NH Opposed the NED pipeline and opposes energy infrastructure that threatens our water, air, health, safety, farms, rural culture, historic villages and children with frequent natural (fracked) gas leaks and emissions from compressor stations that include trade secret chemicals undisclosed to the U.S. government. NORTHERN NH Opposes the Northern Pass that would install massive unsightly towers, rip through the White Mountains impacting towns, tourism, scenic vistas, water quality and wildlife. HydroQuebec clear-cuts carbon-trapping forests, poisons water and has left salmon near extinction.

To help preserve our national monuments for future generations and a small payback to the great people whose ancestors once called these places home.

By supporting the 301h sewage waiver, Surfrider Foundation has betrayed the surfing community. Saving money is not a good reason to allow the ocean to be treated as a toilet. When every other municipality in California has given up their waiver and built infrastructure needed for secondary treatment, why should San Diego be different? Surfrider has turned their back on us, let's turn our back on them.

This petition will let others at our school know about how we're wasting recyclable items.

We dislike the idea of a pipe filled with oil going under a large water source or in Nebraska at all. We chose this as our school subject and our goal is to stop it.

I am a Sierra Club member who sees that this reclassification of National Monuments and public lands will do irreparable harm to our state, both now and in the future. As someone who spends most of my vacations in these locations, I am alarmed at the possibility that they will be destroyed by corporate development.