Off Shore Oil Drilling pollutes the ocean, kills marine life and ocean reefs. Getting rid of the Tax Fund to clean oil spills is reckless and dangerous.

Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke announced a disastrous plan to allow new offshore oil and gas drilling in nearly all United States coastal waters, including New York. Protect the environment and waters of New York.

I believe that climate change is the greatest threat posed to the world.

I oppose ANY potential for the pulchritude we have from our beaches to the Chesapeake Bay to be destroyed. I will vote against anyone who supports the possibility of having to answer "How did this happen" or investigate who is responsible. No offshore drilling, the question never gets asked. Period.

Secretary Ryan Zinke: the people of Delaware are opposed to offshore drilling in our coastal waters. PLEASE TAKE US OFF YOUR LIST.

Assembly Bill 547 would make it easier for companies to build on Wisconsin's wetlands and to discharge contaminated materials into wetlands. If we allow construction on these wetland environments without going through the proper environmental procedures, we risk the contamination of our waterways, the destruction of important ecosystems, and the reversal of flood protection that many communities depend upon. This legislation must be stopped before irreversible harm is done to Wisconsin's environment.

Tongva and Acjachemen tribal nations, environmentalists, and community members have been struggling to protect and preserve the Los Cerritos Wetlands for decades. These wetlands, at the mouth of the San Gabriel River on the east side of Long Beach, were once a vast estuary that supported the large Tongva community of Puvungna. Due to flood control measures, oil drilling, industrial, commercial, and residential development much has been lost, and what remains (the best salt marsh in Southern California) is now under assault from Beach Oil Mineral Partners, the Los Cerritos Wetlands Authority, and other public and private entities supporting their project. Our immediate goal is to stop the extraction of 200 million barrels of oil from beneath the Los Cerritos Wetlands. The Los Cerritos Wetlands Restoration and Oil Consolidation Project puts public safety and the environment at risk. 120 new wells will be drilled immediately adjacent to the Newport Inglewood Faultline, new pipelines will transport oil over the fault, and oil and wastewater will be stored and processed on site. Beach Oil Mineral Partners expanded oil operation will introduce dangerous slant drilling and water injection methods to extract oil and to reinject wastewater under the wetlands and surrounding areas. BOMP's wetlands "restoration", funded by selling pollution credits, will introduce toxic soil and water into our healthy salt marsh.

The citizens of Maryland prefer renewable energy sources because fossil fuels are harmful to life.

Because of the potential real dangers of an oil spill and danger to South Carolina’s economy.

There is no reason to be putting our environment in this kind of danger for a few drops of an obsolete, dirty fuel. Green Energy has already proven a far safer, more environmentally stable, and in the long run more efficient energy source. No one wants those big metal eyesores off our shores.

Opening up the entire Oregon Coast for fracking and drilling would not only create havoc on the fishing industry, but it would be catastrophic to the environment. But the Republicans aren't too worried about anything they can't line their pockets with. I wouldn't doubt there will be a tremendous amounts of kickbacks from the oil companies, to probably every Republican. We must stand against any drilling off any coast and inland waters, of the United States

The New Jersey coastline brings in huge amounts of revenue to the state and keeps many small businesses operating through tourism. The state of Florida (governed by Republican Rick Scott) will not have drilling off of it's coastline due to the relationship between President Trump and Rick Scott and the location of Trump's resort, Mar-A-Lago ("not in my backyard" attitude). New Jersey deserves to have the same privilege - NO DRILLING IN NEW JERSEY!