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Defend Keiki against 2,4D, Atrazine & RoundupThese chemicals are used all over Maui for sugar cane production and should be banned. The cane is grown a short distance from a major portion of Maui's population. The health and safety of the citizens of Maui, especially our children, are being harmed and threatened by these dangerous chemicals.304 of 400 SignaturesCreated by Jackie Rodgers
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Stop the Killing of an Endangered Black RhinoThe black rhino is a critically endangered, but very beautiful animal. The Dallas Safari Club however, is deciding it wants to sell the right to kill one in Namibia. The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, shockingly, is cooperating fully with this senseless act. Please sign, and let's try to save a black rhino together.5,798 of 6,000 SignaturesCreated by Ryan Hayes
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Petition to close SeaWorldCruelty to marine life.1,170 of 2,000 SignaturesCreated by Diego roberto Rael
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Do Not Confirm Genevieve Salmonson as the Director of the Office of Environmental Quality Control.Gov. Abercrombie has pulled the nominations. GOOD WORK!!!1,038 of 2,000 SignaturesCreated by Karen Chun
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Preserve Neighborhood CharacterWe want reasonable, green, development at 480 Potrero that fits the neighborhood character. The current design is too massive, does not provide enough parking, does not protect the Verdi Club, does not provide green open space for new residents and does not fit the neighborhood character.51 of 100 SignaturesCreated by jean bogiages
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BLM: Please keep oil and gas leases out of the San Rafael SwellThe San Rafael Swell is one of Utah's most unique landscapes. It covers 2,000 square miles of narrow canyons, hoodoos, towering cliffs, and breathtaking views; it is truly an desert paradise and an outdoor lover's dream, visited by thousands of tourists every year. Recently, the Bureau of Land Management announced its plans to lease 80,000 acres in and around the San Rafael Swell--including areas that have been proposed for wilderness designation. These leases will hit the auction block on November 19th. Please sign this petition in support of protecting the San Rafael Swell from oil and gas development. Let the BLM know that these 80,000 parcels need to remain untouched.987 of 1,000 SignaturesCreated by Carl Ingwell
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Petition Trader Joe's to Stop Using Palm Oil in Their ProductsI am passionate about saving orangutans from potential extinction.945 of 1,000 SignaturesCreated by Shawn Johnson
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Fukushima is Not Just Japan’s Problem: An International Group of Nuclear Experts Must Be AssembledThe danger of huge releases of radiation during impending operations at the Fukushima Dai'ichi Nuclear Power Plant requires the utmost cooperation, skill, and finesse of the finest scientific and engineering minds from around the world. The United States must take the lead at this critical time to see that such a group is gathered and in place when the fuel rods are moved. The continued viability of life on Earth is at stake. It is a global issue.1,841 of 2,000 SignaturesCreated by Detong Choyin
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Mandy Witt as Camp DirectorMandy has done an amazing job as Director and we feel the position was unfairly taken from her.120 of 200 SignaturesCreated by Sharon Witt
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Fluoride removalThis is a petition for the removal of fluoride from our drinking water.59 of 100 SignaturesCreated by Krista Gaudio
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Students For A Tar Sands-Free NortheastBecause Trailbreaker is an old pipeline and Tar Sands is far more corrosive than other oil, the chances of a spill are almost inevitable. Such a spill would be catastrophic to the watersheds of Maine. New England has the opportunity to take a stand against this and continued climate change.415 of 500 SignaturesCreated by Eric Wolfert
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Support Carbon NeutralityBenjamin Franklin is attributed with saying: "If we can keep them asking the wrong questions, we'll never have to worry about the answers". Those who would argue against a carbon tax will tell you that it would kill jobs, crash the economy or ruin our trade opportunities. Only we can decide what we want the future to look like and what the inheritance we'll leave our children will be. Will we be remembered for our creativity or our destructiveness? Science has informed us that by the year 2047 we will have created an inhospitable climate, we can't wait to for business decisions to catch up with science. We must act now.13 of 100 SignaturesCreated by Dan Carpita