• Help Save the Cape Ann Wildlife, Inc.
    Now faced with eviction due to the rented facilities being forclosed upon by the Bank of America, this oasis on a shoestring budget rehabilitates more than 300 birds per year. To many residents, human and feathered, this will mean that there will be no place to turn when they find an injured or orphaned bird. Please help by signing this petition and help us send a united message to the State of Massachusetts, and the CEO, Brian Moynihan, and Anne Finucane of Bank of America for help. We want them to have a heart and help the little creatures that brighten all of our days with the happy sounds and sights they bring to all of us. The wildlife of Massachusetts is a dwindling resource that we cannot neglect. Please sign this pettition and pass it on. NOTE: WEBSITE ADDRESS IS CHANGED TO. www.CAWinc.org
    1,023 of 2,000 Signatures
    Created by Jodi Swenson
  • Fracking Good For NY
    Fracking Means Jobs for NY and its SAFE
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    Created by Robert Trunz
  • Hold Rep. Mo Brooks accountable
    Even though his own district has been on the receiving end of millions of dollars in Federal Aid, he voted NO to help out our fellow citizens!
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    Created by Jonathan F.
  • STOP Fracking in Southwest Colorado
    The Tres Rios BLM office in Southwest Colorado is about to authorize a Land Lease in Southwest Colorado without doing a thorough analysis of environmental and community requirements.
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    Created by Anne Marie Greenberg
  • Let Us Frack!
    Fracking is a proven technology that will give us cheaper and cleaner energy.
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    Created by Philip Schoenberg
  • Protect the Environment (Really)
    The carbon lobby have managed to thwart the good efforts of Lisa Jackson. She's gone, but let's not let them succeed in pressuring Obama to appoint a lapdog.
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    Created by Wayland Eheart
  • Gov. Como: Approve Fracking Now
    With the advent of current technologies and regulations, the Fracking process is a fundamentally safe method to extract natural gas from our deep, abundant deposits. To lessen our dependency on foreign energy, and provide a cleaner source of domestic energy for electric generation, the ban should be lifted in New York State.
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    Created by Harrie Stevens
  • Climate Change
    The scientific evidence clearly shows that anthropogenic climate change is real and is a concerning matter for the future of our planet including but not limited to: crops, sea level, and storm strength. This has already started to have consequences in food prices, drought in the southwest are only going to get worse if this continues unchecked.
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    Created by Alexander Kibbe
  • Ban Fracking
    It uses up our fresh water and creates polluted water. It creates a wasteland out of once beautiful landscapes.
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    Created by Steve Emme
  • Another Gulf Oil Disaster?
    Shell oil's drilling rig is floundering in Alaska seas even before drilling begins threatening to detroy our last pristine coastal area. Clearly Shell Oil (and EPA permitting process) have underestimated the difficulties of drilling there and Shell's permit should be revoked before they turn Alaska into another major oil disaster area.
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    Created by Tom Lichatowich
  • Ask the University of Delaware's Board of Trustees to DIVEST from Fossil Fuel Corporations!
    My name is Rick McCorkle, and I'm a University of Delaware Alumnus (M.S. in Applied Ocean Science, Class of 2001) and professional fish and wildlife biologist. With fossil fuel corporations banking on exploiting 5 times the amount of carbon considered safe to burn without exceeding a 2-degree C global temperature increase (see http://math.350.org/ ), universities should not be investing in their business plans for wrecking the planet! Please join me in asking the University of Delaware's Board of Trustees to DIVEST from Fossil Fuel Corporations.
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    Created by Richard McCorkle
  • Wet The West, Dry The Bottom
    Too much water in one place should be sent to where it is needed as an economic engine. Send the annual flood waters of the lower Mississippi River to the midwest for a sustainable bread basket and eliminate the annual fisheries Gulf of Mexico dead zone and property destruction in the South.
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    Created by Philip Chiocchio