Climate change protection is a very important issue for me. Like many others, I will vote for politicians who care about this very important issue.

My wife and I raised our children to be caretakers of the Earth, and not destroyers of it. The science of our impact is clear, and we must address it so that our children's children will have a healthy environment in which to raise their children.

It is time for RVC leadership to notify RVSD of its over allocation of enrollment and return the rooms so our district can plan for the upcoming school year.

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Based on news reports, the Senate is drafting their health care repeal bill behind closed doors without any public hearings or expert testimony, and they are planning to force a vote before the end of June. Not a single patient or family member has been allowed to testify about your health care bill -- a bill that impacts our lives and jeopardizes our care. We are the parents of children who only have health care coverage because of Medicaid, and the children of elderly parents who rely on Medicaid for the care they need in nursing homes. We are the 60-year-old who needs to retire early, but won’t be able to afford higher premiums. We are the expectant mother who doesn’t want to worry about how I’ll be able to afford my child’s upcoming delivery. We are pre-existing conditions—the cancer patient, the kid with asthma, the senior with Alzheimer’s, the diabetic, the teenager with acne, the mother who had a c-section. We are the teacher with a class room full of children with disabilities who are eager to continue learning and growing. We are the doctors, nurses and caregivers who are dedicated to our patients receiving the best care. We are your constituents. Please hear our stories before you vote. Let us testify.

The congressional majority and president have made their priorities very clear, seizing tax money and turning it over to corporations, financiers, war profiteers and the very rich. These are not our priorities. The single act of slashing the budget for war will make our priorities clear and free our tax money to support what we really value, the well-being of human life and the life of the planet. I am 77 years old, suffering from a progressive neurological disorder that limits my activity. I cannot guide this petition in the usual ways, but only offer it, hoping that one or more of you would be willing to shepherd it on.

There are many people in Utah affected by poor air quality during the winter inversion and that firsthand experience should dictate how we act locally and globally with regard to climate change and the quality of our environment.

Donald Trump and those around him have sought to undermine the institutions of our democracy in ways we've never seen before. Our nation's founders made sure that the Constitution contained a check on a president who abused power and broke the law. The Mueller Report and Robert Mueller's testimony confirmed that Trump has not been exonerated and that there are open matters of obstruction of justice that only Congress can pursue. Trump also withheld funds appropriated by Congress from Ukraine to pressure Ukraine's president to aid in Trump's re-election—and suppressed the whistleblower complaint about these crimes. A partial summary of a phone call was released by the White House this morning confirming Trump's attempt to seek foreign assistance in his political campaign by smearing a political rival. He even encouraged the Ukrainian president to work with both the government's attorney general and Trump's personal attorney. We will not treat this as normal. And politicians in Washington must not continue to conduct business as usual. Everyone in Congress must look in the mirror and decide how they will fulfill their oath to defend our Constitution—and which side of history they want to be on. If they fail to do so, millions of MoveOn members across the country will hold them accountable.

All of us need to be together to fight climate change so our kids and grandkids can enjoy our planet.

New Jersey should join California, Washington, and New York in the Climate Alliance and commit to the Paris Agreement. New Jersey is already heavily impacted by Climate change, with rising temperatures, lower air quality, and beach erosion and damage from strong storms and hurricanes. Our state should be at the forefront, continuing to lead the country in promoting clean energy, environmental protection practices and investing in new jobs​. Let's demand a sustainable future for us and our children. Source: http://abcnews.go.com/Technology/wireStory/california-york-washington-unite-back-climate-pact-47778881

Last week, Donald Trump recklessly announced that he will pull the United States out of the Paris Climate Agreement, which has been signed by 195 countries in an effort to stop catastrophic climate change, which is accelerated by carbon pollution. In response, governors from California, New York, and Washington launched a coalition committed to the carbon reduction efforts called for under the Paris Agreement, which has now been joined by a total of 12 states and Puerto Rico. Urge Gov. Otter to enlist Idaho in this new coalition and do everything possible to fight climate change.

Since facts matter we should get them straight. First, the world's climate has been altered by humans and 97% of scientific studies back that up. Second, coal is more expensive than solar (which is the cheapest energy source on the planet) and wind power, and it will die on its own even without solar and wind. Third, more people are employed in clean energy than the coal industry by a wide margin. Fourth, since clean energy is becoming more and more accessible and inexpensive, we don't need to depend so much on fossil fuels for our energy. Another fact that gets buried in all the "fake news" reporting about climate is that there is only limited amount of fossil fuels and even if we could dig them all up, someday we will run out. Do not follow Mr. Trump into this abyss of thoughtlessness and instead listening to the facts. I am concerned for our planet's and our children's future. There are more extreme weather events throughout the world and that is due to the increase in the earth's temperature. The desert areas of the world are expanding and soon the people living in those areas will move where the water is putting more and more of a strain on the water supplies in those areas. I could go on and on but I think this gets the point across.