Climate Change is hurting everyone - and people in Puerto Rico are suffering the worst. Let's not make the grave error of rebuilding their power grid with dangerous fossil fuels.

Save Florida's tree canopies by allowing cities and municipalities to maintain their individualized and independently-designed tree codes and ordinances as already written. Do not force SB574 and HB521 on communities who have a vested interest in maintaining their tree canopies and inventory of trees.

Democrats and conservationists say the bills introduced by Rep. Rob Bishop would whittle away the Endangered Species Act's ability to save wildlife from extinction. Unlike previous GOP attempts to weaken the Endangered Species Act, Bishop is poised to realize his ambition because of Republicans' control of both chambers of Congress and the White House. A Senate committee that previously held hearings on modernizing the Act is preparing companion legislation, and a president who favors oil-and-gas development on federal land is more likely to sign it into law.

I am a concerned citizen that advocates for a better North Carolina. It is up to everyday citizens to fight the effects of climate change. Changing the way we produce and consume energy would go along way to stopping global climate change. I am creating this petition to demand the NC General Assembly to take action on a state level to encourage renewable energy while also creating a new high wage industry in North Carolina.

As one of the participants in the Federal 401 Lawsuit against WV DEP that demanded that WV DEP do its job and protect WV Citizens and it's Water Resources, I am more than appalled at the actions of WV DEP Chief Austin Caperton and WV DEP in reinstating the Stormwater Permit without adequate review for the MVP and by giving up their authority to protect our waters through the 401 water quality permit for both the MVP and the ACP. This is far and beyond the MVP or ACP or any pipeline, This is about whether West Virginians deserve Clean Water. You either stand up for clean water or you do not. I demand that Austin Caperton either resign or that Governor Justice fire him ASAP for his total disregard to WV citizens. I implore you to join me in that effort. WV DEP has some really great employees that are truly concerned about the environment, but the leadership needs to change and allow them to do their jobs. I call on all our lawmakers to publicly stand up for WV Citizen's right to clean water and a clean environment. Anyone that does not take this stand needs to be removed from office by the citizens of our state. Sincerely, Maury Johnson Greenville, Monroe County

We Kansans will no longer stand for this obstruction of data by an executively appointed branch of the Kansas government with its own body of regulations and adjudicating powers that supersede or circumvent outside state agency oversight, including our First branch of government. We the People will once again be represented in the regulations of the KCC by enacting Legislative control over the entirety of KSA 74-601 to 74-631.

The Trump administration has done everything it can to ignore climate change and promote a dangerous expansion of fossil fuel production. Governors are stepping up to take the kind of leadership on climate change missing in Washington. Governors Cuomo, Inslee, and Brown launched the U.S. Climate Alliance when Trump pulled the U.S. out of the Paris Climate Agreement. Fifteen governors have signed on. Governor Wolf is not among them. As COP 23 convenes in Germany, it's time for Governor Wolf to join with his colleagues and add Pennsylvania to the U.S. Climate Alliance. Read more about the U.S. Climate Alliance here: https://www.usclimatealliance.org/

NASA performs critical climate science research -- its satellites track hurricanes like Maria, Harvey, and Irma, and the wildfires in California -- and the pollution fueling these disasters. Yet, Trump has nominated Jim Bridenstine, a member of Congress from Oklahoma - not a scientist - to run NASA. But Bridenstine is a climate denier. In 2013 he demanded that President Obama apologize for spending NASA money on global warming. Furthermore, Bridenstine seeks to privatize space exploration, selling off NASA's critical role to for-profit corporations. NASA needs to be kept out of politics. Florida's two senators, Bill Nelson and Marco Rubio, have already voiced concern about Bridenstine's political baggage. And, equally important, NASA needs to be run by someone who respects science. Not climate denier Jim Bridenstine.

It's troubling to see a proposal from the National Park Service that would make these beautiful places less accessible to average Americans. Raising the price to as much as $30 per individual and $70 per vehicle for the most popular parks would deprive so many people of life-changing experiences and an appreciation for the natural world. The parks are for everyone, regardless of income! I remember a trip to Sequoia National Park, high in California's mountains. It was winter, and the snow was taller than our car. We set out one morning as the sun rose. The only sound was the clop of our snowshoes as they broke through the thin layer of ice that had formed on the powder overnight. When we paused, we smelled only sweet evergreens and heard only the off-and-on work of a woodpecker echoing through the groves of giant trees that towered above us. The sequoias have been kings of that land for centuries, and visiting them was like stepping into a royal court. We felt honored to be there. Everyone should have the opportunity to experience places like that. We need to protect America's wilderness, but increasing park entrance fees is not the way to do it. Please sign this petition to weigh in on the request for comments - listed as: National Park Service Proposes Targeted Fee Increases at Parks to Address Maintenance Backlog (ID: 75576) / Document: Fact Sheet and Current and Proposed Fee Rates (ID: 83652). I will make sure your petition signatures are delivered by the November 23 deadline and will follow up with additional ways you can ensure your voice is heard!

The largest proposed oil-by-rail export terminal in North America is proposed for the Port of Vancouver, WA and it's a disaster for Washington State and the climate. Big Oil is trying to force their project through by paying for Kris Greene's election -- they have contributed $370,000, which is 90% of all the money that he has raised. And his former campaign manager recently admitted that “Big Oil is completely dictating where every penny is going." With Big Oil pumping hundreds of thousands of dollars into this race, we know the only way to stop this affront to our democracy, communities, and environment, is by organizing thousands of ordinary people to fight back.

Stop the destruction of Bristol Bay in Alaska and Scott Pruitt from risking one of the worlds most important salmon fisheries that provides food and jobs for so many for the short sited, small monetary gains of so few individuals.

Today, the Trump Administration made a catastrophic step backward and announced it is repealing our country’s largest effort to stop climate change—the Clean Power Plan. This plan is the country’s first-ever federal carbon pollution limits for our nation’s electric power plants. By repealing the CPP, we are starting over. We don’t have the time. We can’t slow down. We’re in a race against disaster. Instead we need to strengthen the current Clean Power Plan and recognize that the climate science is correct—anything less would be a step back. Pruitt’s action to begin the process of repealing the Clean Power Plan is unacceptable. We need this vital, commonsense safeguard that will greatly reduce the United States’ largest source of carbon emissions. Tell the EPA to enforce the Clean Power Plan and defend our communities’ right to clean energy and a healthy future. Pruitt’s announcement cements his guiding environmental principle: Prop up the dying fossil fuel industry at any cost. This industry poisons the air and water of our most vulnerable communities while we watch the immediate impacts of climate change in real time. Our ocean is turning into a pressure cooker for hurricanes such as Harvey, Irma and Maria, which collectively have killed hundreds of people and displaced thousands. We don’t have time to sit this fight out until the political winds shift in our favor. We need to tackle our climate crisis now. Demand that the Clean Power Plan remain in place—and tell the EPA to double down on our commitment to a clean energy future.