• Bring Craft Distilling to Emmaus, PA
    I am a local entrepreneur trying to gain approval from Borough Council to amend Ordinance No. 1111 to allow for the opening of a craft distillery and tasting room in Emmaus, to create new jobs and to provide a unique attraction and destination bringing valuable dollars into the Borough.
    116 of 200 Signatures
    Created by Kristofer Kwant
  • "Save Logan's Life - He needs a test at Walter Reed
    I'm trying to save Logan Summerlin's life and prevent his sons from becoming orphans because of the arrogance of Bay Pines Regional Offices and the VA's St. Pete Medical Center campus. A decade is a long enough time to have resolved matters; still not, and he cannot afford a decade delay with his lung issues . Denying access to care and records abusing the words "classified" and "national security " has impeded a timely treatment plan. Send him to Walter Reed and USF for testing now. Time is not his friend. Urgent! Have the VA call and give his Pulmonologist five minutes of their time!
    476 of 500 Signatures
    Created by Dori Summerlin
  • Draft a Warren / Reich ticket
    I am inspired every time I hear them speak. I don't feel that way when I hear the declared candidates speak. I don't think I'm the only one.
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    Created by Dan Warwick
  • Ban the use and sale of microbeads
    Did you know that a single tube of face wash can contain over 330,000 microbeads and well over 1,000 personal cleansing products contain microbeads? Several studies have shown that microbeads absorb pesticides and other toxic chemicals as they go down the drain. Most treatment plants do not have filters that are fine enough to filter and capture these 0.5mm beads, causing them to slip through and into our waterways. This is causing fish, birds, and other animals to mistake these beads for food, which leads to them ingest these plastics–bringing these microbeads to our plates. This is an extremely dangerous matter that is allegedly good for the skin, but is an extremely alarming issue that is and will continue to impact our oceans and environment. We do not have the technology, manpower or equipment to easily remove these 0.5mm beads from our oceans and as of right now, the problem is just continuing to grow. The State of California and New York recently passed legislation prohibiting the production, manufacture, distribution, and sale of products containing plastic beads fewer than 5 millimeters in size. The Wisconsin Legislature and several members of Congress have also introduced similar bills this year. I need your help in making sure we keep our water ways clean and healthy!
    723 of 800 Signatures
    Created by Caleb Laieski
  • Student's Aid to Children Project: Support Senate Bill 23
    We are a group of MSW students who have taken on a cause to reverse policies that penalize the poor instead of helping them. Student's Aid to Children Project wants to bring awareness and gather support for Senate Bill 23.
    25 of 100 Signatures
    Created by Bryan Gomez
  • Fight for $15, New Jersey!
    Raise the minimum wage to $15 per hour. Parents with families need this increase to lift them out of poverty. Corporate profits have risen over the years and only the top 5% are better off. It's time for government in New Jersey to respect working class families.
    39 of 100 Signatures
    Created by Kenneth Winberry
  • Senator McCaskill: Don't derail the Clean Power Plan!
    The national Clean Power Plan will put limits on carbon pollution from power plants for the first time. The policy will save lives by reducing dangerous air pollution that triggers asthma and other respiratory diseases. But dirty energy interests, together with their allies in Congress, are aggressively working to derail it. Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell is expected to push legislation in the U.S. Senate soon to delay adoption of the new carbon pollution limits for a year or more. His ultimate goal is to kill the Clean Power Plan altogether. Senator McCaskill is under heavy pressure to vote for Senate legislation to postpone the shift to clean energy our kids need and deserve. Given the current and growing threat posed by climate change, delaying action is a high risk gamble with our children’s future. Missouri is already feeling the impacts of climate change, and kids living near coal-fired power plants are suffering from high rates of asthma. Recent scientific studies estimate that the Clean Power Plan will save thousands of lives per year, and prevent 150,000 asthma attacks. So the sooner limits are placed on carbon pollution from power plants, the sooner asthma and other diseases linked to power plant pollution will be reduced. In addition to combating climate change and air pollution, the Clean Power Plan will help boost the rapidly growing clean energy economy. A recent study found that the Clean Power Plan will help generate nearly 300,000 new solar, wind and other clean energy jobs in Missouri and throughout the country. The sooner the Clean Power Plan is implemented, the sooner Missouri will expand investments in the kid safe, climate safe energy. The only beneficiary of delaying the Clean Power Plan would be big polluters, who could continue dumping unlimited carbon pollution into our air for a year or longer. Let’s send Senator McCaskill a clear message to put the interests of our kids and climate before polluters. Ask Senator McCaskill to support adoption of the Clean Power Plan right away, without delay. Thank you for taking action!
    40 of 100 Signatures
    Created by John Friedrich
  • Senator Kirk: Don't derail the Clean Power Plan!
    The national Clean Power Plan will put limits on carbon pollution from power plants for the first time. The policy will save lives by reducing dangerous air pollution that triggers asthma and other respiratory diseases. But dirty energy interests, together with their allies in Congress, are aggressively working to derail it. Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell is expected to push legislation in the U.S. Senate soon to delay adoption of the new carbon pollution limits for a year or more. His ultimate goal is to kill the Clean Power Plan altogether. While Illinois Senator Mark Kirk recently voted to acknowledge the scientific consensus on human-caused climate change, his party's leadership is strongly set against climate action. So he will be under heavy pressure to vote for Senate legislation to postpone the shift to clean energy our kids need and deserve. Given the current and growing threat posed by climate change, delaying action is a high risk gamble with our children’s future. Illinois is already feeling the impacts of climate change, and kids living near coal-fired power plants are suffering from high rates of asthma. Recent scientific studies estimate that the Clean Power Plan will save thousands of lives per year, and prevent 150,000 asthma attacks. So the sooner limits are placed on carbon pollution from power plants, the sooner asthma and other diseases linked to power plant pollution will be reduced. In addition to combating climate change and air pollution, the Clean Power Plan will help boost the rapidly growing clean energy economy. A recent study found that the Clean Power Plan will help generate nearly 300,000 new solar, wind and other clean energy jobs in Illinois and throughout the country. The sooner the Clean Power Plan is implemented, the sooner the state will expand investments in the kid safe, climate safe energy. The only beneficiary of delaying the Clean Power Plan would be big polluters, who could continue dumping unlimited carbon pollution into our air for a year or longer. Let’s send Senator Kirk a clear message to put the interests of our kids and climate before polluters. Ask Senator Kirk to support adoption of the Clean Power Plan right away, without delay. Thank you for taking action!
    42 of 100 Signatures
    Created by John Friedrich
  • Tell Oregon Legislators: We need paid sick time for ALL Oregon workers!
    Tell the Oregon Legislature: We need paid sick time now! Everybody gets sick from time to time. But not everyone has the time it takes to recover. Right now nearly half (47%) of Oregon's private-sector workforce don't have the right to take even one day off when they or a family member is ill (that's 473,000 Oregonians without a single paid sick day—more people than the entire population of Eugene, Salem, Bend and Medford combined!). That’s not healthy for them, their workplaces, their families, their schools—or the people they serve. When workers earn sick time, everybody benefits. Take action today to let your state representatives know that you believe ALL workers in Oregon should have the opportunity to earn paid sick time off while they work.
    133 of 200 Signatures
    Created by Lisa Frack
  • LABEL Consumer Goods That Contain Genetically Modified Organisms - Village of Wellington
    This petition has been created to provide the residents of Wellington, Florida the full disclosure of knowing what is in our food supply and what is used as animal feed prior to public consumption. We have the right to make choices about what we want in our bodies and the environmental effect the pesticides and herbicides are having globally. As educated consumers, we want to be able to make wise food choices and that requires GMO labeling.
    64 of 100 Signatures
    Created by Suzanne Suarez
  • Wrong way Crashes
    My Grandaughter was Killed on Mothers' Day may 10 , 2015
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    Created by Linda Lane
  • UN: Ban drilling for oil in the Arctic Ocean
    This petition was occasioned by the general concern over potential environmental consequences of an oil spill in the Arctic Ocean. It was triggered by President Obama's approval of Shell's application to drill there, but the overriding concern is about the long term consequences of the rush to drill by all 4 countries bordering the Arctic Ocean - which would significantly expand the overall effects of burning more and more fossil fuels rather than focusing on alternative energy sources. Hence, the petition is directed not only at President Obama, but also, and more importantly, at the UN. I have been personally affected as a professor at New York University Medical School, which was very heavily damaged by Hurricane Sandy—a hurricane and flood whose intensity was arguably worsened by climate change. All my mice were lost, my major equipment was destroyed, and the animal quarters will never be rebuilt.
    273 of 300 Signatures
    Created by Richard Novick