Governor Parnell proposes a 220-mile road from the Dalton Highway to the Ambler Mining District through the southern Brooks Range so that foreign companies may extract Alaska's resources. As of July 2012, the road to Ambler has received $9.25 million from the state Capital Budget since 2010 to study the route options. The road itself would cost at least $430 million to build and $8.5 million a year to maintain. Private corporations should gamble with their own money, not the state's.

Americans Need the New Law Which Will Prohibit Using the Mobile Phones at the Gas Stations. Currently, there are necessary warning signs attached next to the Pumps. However, people often use the mobile phones at the Gas Stations anyway, what is very Dangerous.

I am a regular visitor to Teufaiva Stadium to walk or exercise. It is a popular place for people of all ages and all health status to come and get some form of exercise. However, a lot of people smoke and when we request to stop it most of them ignore this. MPs can make legislation changes to the Tobacco Law to ban all public places like Sports Stadium, Bus Stands, Bars etc and also allow common people to charge people who break the law

We need the Government to do something about Global Warming, and further climate change.

Moratorium on all fracking for gas until: 1) The top secret chemicals injected into the Earth are proven safe for our water tables underground 2) A trillion dollar insurance bond is issued for each well

Our local Audubon with support from Sierra Club is trying to tear down 120 Eucalyptus trees in Baywood Park area of Los Osos, CA. We currently have 1000 names supporting our Save Sweet Springs Trees. Please join us in our effort to save the only tall-canopy forest in our community.

Extending the Renewable Energy Tax Credit

Veto Illinois Senate Bill SB 3280, and ban any & all forms of hydraulic 'fracking', within the borders of the state of Illinois

Californians have the right to know what's in their food.

The proposed Dos Repulbicas Coal Mine will destroy wildlife habitats where the endangered Ocelot and Jaguarindi live,and destroy countless amount of streams further poisoing the water quality,and the Eagle Pass Tx water supply.

At present, N.C. cemetery laws do not address the establishment of 'conservation (or natural) burial grounds', which combine much-needed land conservation with a 'green' cemetery. Polls show that many 'baby boomers', such as myself, would choose this method of burial if it were available to them. We would be grateful to the cemetery commission if current regulations were amended to make this possible for citizens of our state.

One of New York State's major electric/gas utility companies, Central Hudson Gas & Electric, has been noted for its promotion of solar energy and allowing its utility customers to interconnect their solar energy systems to the utility grid and sell solar electricity back to the grid using net metering. However, a few weeks back Central Hudson suddenly reached its net metering limit cap of 12 MW and is no longer allowing any customers to interconnect their solar energy equipment to the grid via net metering. This shortsighted and unrealistically low cap of only 12 MW imposed by the PSC goes totally against Governer Cuomo's goals of doubling and quadrupling solar installations in the next 2 years in NY. Solar companies in the region have already been badly affected and will soon have to lay off staff and maybe even close down unless the limit is raised and net metering applications are again allowed to be processed. Neighboring states have far surpassed New York's solar installation figures which are comparatively very low due to these types of bureaucratic hurdles. We hope this petition will bring the problem to the attention of the NY state government so they can rectify the net metering cap and allow the proliferation of the solar sector in New York.