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End Our Dependence on Foreign OilOur country's future hinges on whether or not we can make the transition to local, renewable energy sources now, not in some far-distant nebulous future. Our economy, infrastructure, and continued military strength require energy resources that cannot be met fast-dwindling supplies of fossil fuels.2 of 100 SignaturesCreated by Heather Owen
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Stop Offshore Oil Leasing Until It is SafeSo called "Blowout Preventers" have not been improved. This is the second anniversary of the Deep Water Horizon disaster, the worst oil spill in history, and NO SERIOUS ADVANCES in safety procedures, cleanup technology, and blow out prevention for ocean floor drilling have been made. The same insufficient technology is still being allowed that was used in 1979. Since drilling operations have expanded since 2010, industry experts say an even higher risk exists of another, perhaps worse, oil blowout. If we have learned anything, it is that oil companies cannot police themselves! Created: Apr 21, 2012 at WhiteHouse.gov Issues: Environment3 of 100 SignaturesCreated by Jonathan Bailin, Ph.D.
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D.A.R.T.-RAGGLEY BUSES!!!!!!!Buses@DART need replacing now cause Maintenance dept. is slacking very BADLY and we have to drive these buses ALL SUMMER long!!!!!!!!!! LETS SPEED UP THIS PROCESS.... NOW!!!!!!! PLEASE SIGN PETITION.......ALW!!!!!!!1 of 100 SignaturesCreated by Alton Whitney
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recycling in all businessesThis petition supports the ecofriendly movement to preserve the resources of our beautiful planet. sign to require all waste-producing businesses, like restaurants, to have recycling bins in their facilities.3 of 100 SignaturesCreated by Antonio Gibson
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Retire Mark I reactors in the USThe General Electric Mark I nuclear ractor containment is the one that failed in Fucashema Japan, There are 40 in operation today in the US, they are all about 40 years old. Retire the Mark I reactors in the US before we talk about the dissaster here.5 of 100 SignaturesCreated by Jay Ferguson
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Oil subsides to Electric Car insteadI would like to see the money that is being given to big oil given to the auto-industry to help defer the price of electric cars.That way they would be more affordable to American consumer.2 of 100 SignaturesCreated by Eugene McElligott
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Solar for SeniorsSubsidies for seniors to afford solar for their homes ,as a form of effectivly increasing the amount seniors recive on SS example , we pay out 250.00 - 300.00 / mo to PG&E. A signicicant reduction in that would in effect be an increase in the amount that famiely has to spend. Solar tech and equipment is going to waste in China for lack of sales . Why? It can be put to use , better at a loss than totsl waste.2 of 100 SignaturesCreated by Jayson Smith
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Maryland Offshore Wind FarmThe Maryland State Assembly recently failed to pass a bill for an offshore wind farm. We have a significant source of renewalbe energy, and we need to start using it as soon as possible. All obstacles become meaningless when we remember that we must stop environmental destruction or there's nothing left for any of us of any political party or persuasion, or our children. This is a way to move off of fossil fuel dependence.9 of 100 SignaturesCreated by Karie Firoozmand
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Freedom for Savoir of the National ParksTim Dechristopher stopped the illegal sales of our National parks mineral rights and is serving prison time. Parole hearing is in July3 of 100 SignaturesCreated by Richard Katz
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Timothy DechristopherNominate Timothy Dechristopher for the Presidential Citizen Medal http://www.whitehouse.gov/citizensmedal/submit-a-nomination. He stopped the illegal sale of mineral rights to the National Parks and is presently in jail for his heroic1 of 100 SignaturesCreated by Richard Katz
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Bloomberg: set up single-stream recycling!In Boston, residents can put all their recycling outside together, without separating it. Machines do the sorting for them. This makes people much more likely to recycle, and it saves time. New York should do the same!2 of 100 SignaturesCreated by Ben Wikler
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Protect Sebago LakeCanadian oil giant Enbridge has applied for fast-track approval of the first stage of a proposed project to bring tar sands oil from eastern Canada to Portland, using a 1950s oil pipeline that passes next to Sebago Lake. Sign our petition to the Canadian National Energy Board to protect Sebago Lake from dirty tar sands oil.161 of 200 SignaturesCreated by Emily Figdor