• Ban the combustion engine.
    Emitting 565 more gigatons of carbon dioxide by 2050 will put us at a 2 degree higher temperature globally, we will actually emit that much carbon in 16 years, by 2028. This 2 degree change is "... a prescription for long-term disaster." according to NASA scientist James Hansen, the planet's most prominent climatologist. There are 5x more fossil fuel reserves than are needed to reach the critical 2 degree overheat level, 10x if it is 1 degree. These reserves are worth $27 trillion. Corporations and drivers will not stop voluntarily. This issue will not fix itself.
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    Created by Tyler Hall
  • Hemp is not Pot
    This petition is about ending the prohibition of Hemp. The uses of this plant are nearly endless. Paper, medical, clothing and fuel to name a few. The fact some large corporations are fighting to keep it illegal is the very reason it should not be. It's time that our governments do something about the nonsense of prohibiting the very product used as paper for the Constitution for the United States of America.
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    Created by Eric
  • No Nuke Waste Site For Manitouwadge
    The Town Council Along With Our mayor Are In Negotions With The Canadien Government On A possible Nuke Waste Site To Be Built In Our Region
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    Created by Harold Baillargeon
  • Global Warming is Real
    Reducing the effects of Global Warming and, Yes, The Earth is heating up!
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    Created by James
  • Ban Uranium Mining in Virginia
    To keep the ban on Uranium mining and exploration in Virginia.
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    Created by Miriam brancato
  • Soot kills!
    Cement plants southeast of Fort Worth spew soot every day. Coal fired electricity plants do the same.
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    Created by John Barnes
  • Stop the use of chloramine in Tulsa's water supply!
    Tulsa's water supply has recently been treated with chloramine. If you drink tap water you have probably noticed. There are significant health risks associated with chloramine. Chloramines are derivatives of ammonia. Adding chloramine to the water supply can increase exposure to lead in drinking water, especially in areas with older housing; this exposure can result in increased lead levels in the bloodstream and can pose a significant health risk. There is also evidence that exposure to chloramine can contribute to respiratory problems, including asthma, among swimmers. Respiratory problems related to chloramine exposure are common and prevalent among competitive swimmers. Chloramine use, together with chlorine dioxide, ozone, and ultraviolet, have been described as public health concerns and an example of the outcome of poorly implemented environmental regulation. These methods of disinfection decrease the formation of regulated byproducts such as alkyl chloroforms, which has led to their widespread adoption. However, they can increase the formation of a number of less regulated cytotoxic and genotoxic byproducts, some of which pose greater health risks than the regulated chemicals,causing such diseases as cancer, kidney disease, thyroid damage, and birth defects.
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    Created by Rob Robertson
  • No Road to Ambler
    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.
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    Created by John Gaedeke
  • Americans Need the New Law Which Will Prohibit Using the Mobile Phones at the Gas Stations.
    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.
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    Created by Alla I. Shuper
  • MPs Fix our Public Places and get rid of stinky smoke and the smoking habit
    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
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    Created by Iemaima Havea
  • Global Warming
    We need the Government to do something about Global Warming, and further climate change.
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    Created by Naomi Genen
  • Moratorium on fracking (hydraulic fracturing)
    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
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    Created by William Floyd