• Fracking Moratorium
    Sign it to protect both the cleanness of our water and the very solidity of the earth beneath our feet. No more fracking until we get a handle on all its affects. Once we do, we can discuss either lifting the moratorium or putting in a permanent ban, depending on what the data shows us. There are other things we can do besides frack for necessary energy, but there is NO substitute for either clean water to drink, wash with and irrigate nor for the very planet on which we stand.
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    Created by Brian Meadows
  • water shades
    We need to protect our water shed from pollution and corporations
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    Created by Tomas Monter-Rangel
  • Make the University of Technology Sydney Fairtrade
    Universities across Australia and the world are making the choice to become Fairtrade Universities. If the University of Technology Sydney doesn't start the process of gaining Fairtrade accreditation it will be left behind. The Vice-Chancellor and President of the University Council, Professor Ross Milbourne needs to be told that UTS students and staff want our university to become a Fairtrade university. Please add your name to this petition if you, as a staff member or student of UTS believe we should start the process of becoming Fairtrade accredited.
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    Created by Andrew Blunt
  • No Port in Southport
    For some time the State of North Carolina has contemplated putting a large container port on the shore bordering Southport, an scenic fishing village of about 3000 people. It is the site of the sate's 4 of July Parade and has one of the most scenic Main Streets in the country. Moreover, it is a biodiversity hotspot: fish, marshlands, bird nesting sanctuaries, and sea turtle habitat. A container port would destroy all that we have and make us sick with diesel particulates and other carcinogens. Stop this port now and forever!
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    Created by David Sepsenwol
  • Tell the USDA to Stop Chemical Warfare on Our Food!
    The U.S. Military notoriously used Agent Orange in the Vietnam War to defoliate forested and rural land to deprive combatants of tree cover and plant food sources. The Military's application of this highly toxic chemical had devastating effects on the environment and on human life. Now, one of the makers of Agent Orange, Dow Chemicals, seeks approval of corn and other crops that are resistant to 2, 4-D, a chemical in Agent Orange. If these crops are approved, farmers who plant them will be required to use herbicides containing 2, 4-D to manage weed growth.
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    Created by Jennifer L Thompson
  • Unfloride
    Please remove fluoride from public water sources.
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    Created by Maria
  • Ban Fracking
    Because fracking has been linked to various cancers-including ovarian and testicular, spontaneous abortion, and air and water pollution, we must ban the practice. Like nuclear power, it is not viable without massive government subsidies. The clean-up bills should not be left to taxpayers!
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    Created by jeffrey ellenberger
  • Ban Fracking
    Because fracking has been linked to various cancers, including ovarian and testicular, spontaneous abortion, and air and water pollution, we muast ban the practice.
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    Created by jeffrey ellenberger
  • Transition from Coal to Renewables
    Everyday, tons upon tons of carbon pollution, ozone, nitrous oxides, sulfur dioxides, particulate matter and mercury – all from coal - exact a staggering price. Coal is the primary driver of man-made climate change – the defining moral and ethical environmental challenge of our age. The production cycle of coal is a cycle of death - especially for the people living in the toxic shadows of coal plants: breast cancers, stomach cancers, heart and lung disease and asthma.
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    Created by Mariel Nanasi
  • Save Dr. Al
    Saving the job of Dr. Al Armendariz, EPA Regional Administrator.
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    Created by Kim Adams
  • http://www.greenoptions.com/t/4205/should-technology-suppression-be-a-felony-crime-requiring-a-ma...
    http://www.greenoptions.com/t/4205/should-technology-suppression-be-a-felony-crime-requiring-a-mandatory-5-year-prison-sentence
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    Created by Kenneth
  • Natural Gas Can Power Our Fleet
    By removing the barriers to conversion of vehicles to run on Compressed Natural Gas (CNG) we can reduce oil imports and burn a cleaner fuel to help the environment. Lower gas prices will ensue. We have natural gas in abundance.
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    Created by Larry Alderfer Fisher