Suncor Refinery in Denver has been leaking black goo into the confluence of the Platte River & Sand Creek at 480 to 2,000 ppb [5ppb = acceptable for drinking water] at least since 2011. Instead of repairing the broken underground pipes all they are doing is blowing bubbles into the water to disperse the contaminants into the air to be inhaled by humans and wildlife instead of fixing the problem.

To prevent pollution that comes from fracking.

Legislation was introduced at the end of 2011, and with your support 2012 could be the year that the creeks and roadless forests of the Lower Rogue River are permanently protected! Please speak up for this national treasure and ask the Senate to protect these public lands and waters for all of America.

It has just come to my attention that the US has signed but never consented to agree to abide by the1994 UNCLOS Treaty, along with Libya, North Korea, and some landlocked states in Asia and Alaska! UNCLOS stands for the Law of the Seas Treaty. It has been signed and agreed to however by 161 other countries plus the EU! This Treaty is a "constitution for the ocean" - It provides a legal framework within which all legal ocean activities must operate to protect from the real perils of over fishing and pollution. This petition is to insist that the US take on the responsibility of being a world leader in saving our oceans from dying.

we have the right to know what food we are buying and how it has been grown and processes used to put it on the grocery shelves. I am concerned about genetically engineered foods that are not labeled. This should be an FDA requirement !

During the past year, the City of Memphis is requiring all vehicles with the exception of a few exempted vehicles to complete an On-Board Diagnostic Test. While this Diagnostic Test is important to our environment, I believe it is unfair to the citizens of Memphis since surrounding counties are not required to participate in the inspection process. It is my hope that all of the citizens of Tennessee will sign this petition as a beacon for our concerns over this tedious process.

Did you know that over the past decade, the big five oil companies – BP, Chevron, ConocoPhillips, ExxonMobil and Shell – have earned more than $1 trillion in profits? At the same time, these oil companies also enjoy billions in special tax breaks. Meanwhile, Big Oil’s congressional allies continue to push ‘oil above all’ energy policies – from advancing the toxic Keystone XL tar sands pipeline to expanding dangerous drilling off our coasts. It’s time to fight back. The Senate may soon vote on legislation to end billions of dollars in annual giveaways that the Big Oil companies receive. Senator Robert Menendez (D-NJ) has introduced the ‘Repeal Big Oil Tax Subsidies Act’ (S. 2204), which would cut billions of dollars in unnecessary oil subsidies. Additionally, the senator’s bill would use those savings to invest in clean, renewable energy sources that would create new jobs, make America more energy independent and reduce harmful pollution. It makes absolutely no sense that ExxonMobil, which reported annual profits of $41 billion in 2011, continues to benefit from massive taxpayer-funded government handouts. But this upcoming Senate vote represents an opportunity to put every senator on the record. As President Obama said recently, “They can either stand up for oil companies, or they can stand up for the American people.”

FEMA-HURRICANE KATRINA trailers are loaded with mold and formaldahyde. These toxins are carcinogenic to humans. People are sick and have died from living in them. Sellers are selling the trailers without giving the information of health risks. Families are being left in despair!

Close all DEQ Vehicle Station's. DEQ has out lived it's, purpose. Catalytic Converters are now on all cars and therefore DEQ is an outdated fuction to keep clean Air from dirty vehicles. DEQ is an unfair requirement of the people of Oregon.

I am concerned about carbon dioxide emissions. They must be lowered for everyone's health.

State Senator Jonathan Courtney (R-York County), Majority Leader in the Maine Legislature, has identified his intent to introduce a “Joint Resolution Memorializing the President & the Congress of the United States to Support the Completion of the Keystone XL Pipeline”. This resolution needs to be opposed in both the Senate and the House of the Maine State Legislature for the reasons identified. Sources: 1. http://www.350.org/en/node/28109 2. http://www.nrcm.org/tarsands.asp 3. look around... 4. http://www.ilr.cornell.edu/globallaborinstitute/research/ upload/GLI_KeystoneXL_Reportpdf.pdf 5. http://www.maineenvironews.com; see "EXCLUSIVE: Maine legislators to take up Keystone oil pipeline issue" see photos:http://www.sierraclub.org/sierra/201111/tar-sands/

Oil drilled on Federal lands belongs to us, the taxpayers, not the oil industry. It is time for us, the taxpayers to have a say in how the oil is used and what the payment from the oil companies should be to us, the taxpayers.