Corporations do not have to undermine human rights, environmental health, and political agendas. Let's bring humanity back into Corporations. They are already lobbyists and "people", but they don't have to become lawyers capable of suing nations for projected loss of profits. They don't have to ship more jobs out of the U.S. and further undermine rights of migrant workers. Stand up now and make your voice heard. Residents of Massachusetts, vote to stop the TPP.

The HICKMAN Family Farm came to Tonopah AZ in 2014 with a third party land purchase. They did not tell the seller what the property would be used for. They proposed twelve million chickens for eggs. This unincorporated town of Tonopah, AZ has to breathe pathogens, chicken dander, and dust kicked up by their operations. We are five thousand people; we all vote. We have NO representation because our county supervisor is the President of the company. That is a CLEAR conflict of interest. We have gone to other members of Senate and Congress. We have not heard back. We went to Federal Agencies for Environmental concerns. They tell us they are doing their best to make sure Hickman's is compliant with regulations. Then why are we being terrorized in our own homes and property? We can't go outside and have a barbecue this Labor day, because no one wants to deal with the flies or the stench. Hickman's is one half mile from the epicenter of our town. Why should they be able to come settle here and ruin our quality of life and the planning and development we had already planned before the Hickmans plopped down here? We have a hot spring here that has been here for thirty years. People come from all over the world to heal in its waters. Please help us get our President to help our little community. Thank you.

At the DuPont/Chemours titanium dioxide plant in Edge-Moor, DE, on the banks of the Delaware River and Shellpot Creek, lies a giant "dioxin pile" of dangerous waste which DuPont claimed was in temporary storage and would be sold. When DuPont was unable to sell the waste, it got permission from Delaware officials, over strong public opposition, to leave the pile there forever. If not removed, this "dioxin pile" will inevitably leak dioxin and other poisons into the air (blowing dust), into the groundwater, and into the Delaware River. It will be a perpetual threat to the health of residents, and an obstacle to safe reuse of the site. DuPont/Chemours must remove the dioxin pile. The recent sale of DuPont’s titanium dioxide (“TiO2”) manufacturing facility located at 104 Hay Road, Edge Moor, New Castle County, Delaware to the entity known as Chemours has cast a significant doubt that the hazardous waste storage site located in the area known as Cherry Island in Wilmington, Delaware will ever be removed, thereby posing an ongoing threat to the health and environment of all Delawareans. Chemours’ announcement that it was shutting down this facility shortly after its acquisition raises serious questions regarding who will be held responsible for cleanup and removal of this imminent threat. Governor Jack Markell and the Delaware Department of Natural Resources and Environmental Control (DNREC) must mandate the total removal of the hazardous waste pile from the Edge Moor facility holding the owners fully liable (jointly and severally) for the costs incurred by taxpayers for cleanup.

We will all be affected by Cathy's failure, once again, to support programs that benefit her constituents. Hasn't she learned from all the fires in Eastern Washington that we must take care of our land?

President Obama is considering taking bold, needed action that would help to save orcas (killer whales) in the Pacific. Southern Resident Killer Whales (orcas) rely on salmon for up to ninety percent their diet, but these fish are in rapid decline. The western drought and the presence of four outdated dams are bringing the salmon and steelhead of the Snake River to the edge of extinction, and harming the ability of orcas to survive. The best available science concludes that removing four dams on the lower Snake River and restoring a free-flowing river would allow for the restoration of healthy salmon runs and provide a vital food source for wild orcas. Please sign our petition to the White House saying that you support the issuance of an executive order to remove these dams and protect wild salmon and orcas.

The toxicity of ROUNDUP has been well documented. The state DOT literally hosed down either side of my road, including private property like mine. I now have dying plants. As my property is on a steep incline towards the river, this chemical will also enter our beautiful watershed and river.

NextEra is seeking permission to buy HEI, which includes the HECO, MECO and HELCO utilities in Hawai'i. NextEra is primarily a nuclear and natural gas utility that has actively campaigned against rooftop solar in Florida. They give million$ to climate change deniers like Marco Rubio and Jeb Bush. NextEra put roadblocks in the way of moving to more renewable and cheaper electricity in Florida, leaving it 13th in solar even though Florida is third in potential. Don't believe them when they say they'll fix the grid - their solution will be to put even more impediments to rooftop solar - they have no experience in running a grid with distributed energy like Hawai'i has.

We only have this one chance to get this right. Wait too long and the party over its up to you our leaders. Everything from our government is we can't afford this, and we can't afford that. The fact is we can't afford not to address this problem now.

The Senate committee charged with protecting our environment just passed a bill that would make it a lot easier to spray pesticides in and around our rivers, lakes, and streams. The bill should be called "The Contaminate Waters at Will Act” since it eliminates the need for permitting to spray pesticides into our waterways. The documented health hazards and loss of wildlife attributed to pesticides are the exact reason why businesses and industries are required to obtain permits to spray in and around bodies of water. Please tell your senators to stand against this reckless action now.

We need to stop Faroe Islands from financially benefiting while they slaughter pilot whales. Any company that makes money by going to the Faroe Islands is supporting this slaughter. This petition is to stop these companies from making money from a place that slaughters pilot whales. They need to stop providing cruises to Faroe Islands and to let the world know what Faroe Islands is doing is unacceptable.

Michigan's Adventure, a 250 acre amusement park in West Michigan is applying for an exemption to their wastewater permit (#GW1010335), to allow them to discharge 5 million plus gallons of waste per year on site. As a concerned citizen and local watershed volunteer, I am asking you to contact them and request they hook up to the existing wastewater line that runs directly in front of the park. The headwaters of the Duck Creek Watershed are located in very close proximity to this waste disposal site. We need to let the Michigan DEQ and the parent company of Michigan's Adventure know we believe in protecting our watershed and environment. The company that owns Michigan's Adventure, Cedar Fair, L.P., reported over $190 million dollars in profits last year. Join me in asking the Michigan DEQ and Michigan's Adventure to do the right thing and dispose of their waste in the local wastewater system instead of dumping 5 million-plus gallons of waste at the amusement park! We have until September 3rd to make our voices heard! UPDATE: Let's keep up the pressure!!! The Muskegon Chronicle article has drawn a lot of attention to this issue. I'm leaving the petition open to let more people sign & tell Michigan's Adventure "It's Time to Hook Up!!!"

With our 130 miles of coastline, sea-level rise and more frequent and intense storms put New Jersey communities and our economy at a huge risk. There are countless actions our state can take to address these problems – but Gov. Chris Christie refuses to implement policies that will take on climate change. We’re done waiting for Christie to step up. We're mobilizing town-by-town to get local leaders to put efficient, common sense solutions in place that will protect families and businesses from climate change. We can make huge progress by working at the local level if we can show mayors and city council members that their constituents want action. Add your name now to sign our petition calling on community leaders to help stop sea level rise and severe storms.