• SEA2122
    Reclassify TVA Wheeler Lake Tracts 21 & 22
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    Created by Shoals Environmental Alliance
  • Make Car Dealership Buildings More Environmentally Safe
    Modern automobile dealerships are large, vacuous and glaringly-lit monstrosities. They are costly to the environment for the natural resources they devour and the light pollution that brighten the night skies, obliterating our view of the stars and confusing migrating birds.
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    Created by Catherine Knowles
  • Harris Teeter stop using non-recyclable plastics in your deli and produce sections.
    Charlotte-Mecklenburg recycles plastics #1-5 and #7 however Harris Teeter continues to use only #6 plastic containers in their deli and produce departments. Please join me in requesting that they use only plastics that can be recycled.
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    Created by Larry Hannon
  • Protection of Bermuda's billfish during critical spawning periods
    In the wake of the recent blue marlin catch in Bermuda, do you think the Bermuda government should protect this species during critical spawning periods (March to June) considering conservationists worry that they are being unsustainably fished, particularly in the Atlantic?
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    Created by BDA Billfish Protection
  • Right to have chickens in every yard in Prince William County Virginia
    I believe the right to have chickens in my yard is part and parcel of my right to self sustaining and environmentally sound living habits. I am able to provide a chemical free and organic food supply with high nutrient and protein value to my children at very little cost and work. It is my right to self determination that is being infringed upon. It is a violation of my civil liberties to be blocked in doing this while others who own two acres or more can own chickens on their property, my in Prince William County. In addition to the above, chickens eat harmful insects that can destroy your vegetable garden and provide excellent fertilizer to the garden through their droppings.
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    Created by Amalia Rehman
  • NO MORE POISON
    The Topanga Creek Watershed is a fragile and important ecosystem, home to over 8,000 people and a rich variety of native plants and animals, including endangered species. For many years community members have tried to stop the dispersal of toxic chemicals designed to kill unwanted plants and animals, and to urge the adoption of non-toxic methods of pest control. Despite our efforts, in April and May of 2012 Caltrans resumed spraying herbicide along the side of Topanga Canyon Boulevard, and California State Parks, along with our elected officials, have continued to allow herbicide to be dispersed in Lower Topanga. We are now calling for all citizens, elected officials, and entities operating in our watershed to finally respect the will of the community, and to end their participation in or support for this antiquated, short-sighted, and dangerous practice. For more information about the Topanga Creek Watershed Committee and non-toxic methods of weed and pest control, please go to www.TopangaCreekWatershedCommittee.org.
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    Created by Topanga Creek Watershed Committee
  • Pesticides in Agriculture are Deadly to Honey Bees
    Science proves the use of pesticides in agriculture is deadly for honey bees. Currently, there is a petition alleging the EPA is in violation of federal law by allowing the continued “sale and use of clothianidin, a neonicotinoid pesticide.” If the petition is ineffectual the next step needs to be a lawsuit against the Environmental Protection Agency for negligence in not protecting honey bees.
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    Created by Mark Towner
  • Blow The Weathermen To Oz
    Many people watch tv news if only to get the weather report. Invariably, the science of global warning is referenced like FOX news is balanced.
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    Created by Flo Lapin
  • Restore produiction of incandescent lightbulbs
    There are many of us older people and people with disabilities who have vision problems. I have found that I cannot read or even see very well with florescent lighting and it gives me headaches. I think it was unfair of the government to go ahead and attempt to eliminate incandescent bulbs without adequate input from we the people. The "reason" given was to cut energy and waste...these blurosent bulbs are environmentally hazardous
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    Created by Kathleen Kelley
  • Safe Renewable Fuels
    End the grip fossil fuels have on our economy, our security, our environment, and our government.
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    Created by Ryan R. riddle
  • Say NO to factory cow farm at the edge of town of Vermont
    The proposed project is the construction of a 960 head (960 animal unit) beef cattle backgrounding facility. It will consist of one beef cattle confinement building measuring 100' by 544' utilizing a 84' by 160' by 12' deep in ground concrete manure storage structure in combination with a dry manure bed-pack manure storage system. The project is proposed by Mr. Barry Bradshaw of 145 Knox Road 200 North, St. Augustine, IL 61474 ( 309-337-6625 ) and is known as Four Aces, LLC. The proposed facility is to be located 3,900' west of Vermont, IL . This factory farm will pollute our drinking water since water table is high in this area. The heavy smell will make the town undesirable and the value of our houses will decline substantially. The air will be heavily polluted with methane and our health will suffer. The residents of Vermont were not asked to participate in the decision of location of this factory farm.
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    Created by Ioana Datcu
  • Trammell Crow: not required to follow rules of Heritage Tree Act
    According to the Austin American Statesman, Trammell Crow Co. have been OKed by the city of Austin to start construction on a planned " two towers- each at least 30 stories tall- with 826 apartments, a 17-story hotel, a 28-story office tower and 82,000 square feet of retail space." The city of Austin is NOT holding the company responsible for going through the formal process or getting permits for the cutting down of 7 trees on site that are greater than 24 in. in diameter. Besides the construction itself creating an enormous amount of waste, the destruction of these trees is a waste of the uniqueness that Austin is. If Trammell Crow Co. is going to build in Austin they need to take responsibility in respecting the land they build on.
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    Created by Sarah Sulivan