The catastrophic gas pipeline explosions in Lawrence, Andover and North Andover MA, so close to home, are a shocking reminder that the only safe pipeline is the one that isn't built. Renewable energy is good for New Hampshire's economy, creates sustainable jobs, protects the health and safety of residents and wildlife and will mitigate climate change. • We respectfully ask Governor Sununu to support raising the solar cap, renewable energy incentives, energy efficiency and request a federal task force to study offshore wind in the Gulf of Maine. • We respectfully ask all of our NH State Senators to rescind their support of the Granite Bridge Pipeline & Epping LNG tank. We don't want to pay for pipelines, stranded costs, and face the health and safety threats of pipelines. It's better to be #FossilFree603! Solar is the new bridge fuel. The future of fossil fuels is litigation. Learn more now at ECHOaction.org/Granite-Bridge

We are urging Governor Murphy to veto and fix a the Bag Fee Legislation with actions that will truly make a difference. The New Jersey State bill (A3267/S2600) only sets a 5-cent fee on all single-use plastic and paper bags throughout the Garden State. We need to change the bill to include: • Phasing-out and banning bags by 2020-2021 • Protect towns that want or have strong laws • Charge 10-cent fee on all other bags • Dedicate the funds to help reduce litter and lead in drinking water • Requiring enforcement of and education about the law Support our environment and SIGN PETITION BEFORE AUGUST 22nd ahead of the Senate and Assembly meeting on this issue!

Subways make New York City run, make our environment more sustainable and support better quality of life for people of all incomes. The new MTA leader, Andy Byford, has a plan to fix the subways. Gov. Cuomo and the legislature should support long-term state funding, including traffic-reducing congestion pricing and progressive state taxes.

Hold NYSEG accountable for the inconsistent service provided to customers and force them to improve and maintain their infrastructure. Don’t allow NYSEG to increase their rates, and rate hikes cannot be considered until NYSEG’s service is provided consistently to its customers.

Little Silver needs you to advocate for School Funding Reform NOW!

Petition to support NJ Assembly Bill 3813. This Bill is intended to transfer the NJ Division of Fish and Wildlife and its related entities to the Dept. of Agriculture. This move will allow the Dept. of Agriculture to ensure the proper control of the wildlife population for the benefit of not only NJ Agriculture but for the health, safety and welfare of all NJ Residents.

The Judith S. Kaye and Supportive Schools Act (S.0767/A. 1982) wants to give students a fair chance at school, have supportive environments to thrive, and not go commit violence.

Trump has become a symbol of hate, racism, bigotry, and base on his prior comments about females, he came across as someone who has behavior like that of a potential sexual predictor, something that is not acceptable in NYC. In addition, Trump assault on the environment, and the lifting of pollution and clean water protection laws, has made him a danger to all New Yorkers and the world.

Ban hybrid and touchscreen voting machines except as necessary for equitable voting by people with disabilities preventing them from hand marking their ballots. Require NYS Board of Elections and Comptroller to establish a Request for Proposals (RFP) process for the acquisition/ certification of new voting machines. Pass Right to a Recount requiring automatic 100% hand count in close elections or upon the request of candidates (or in the case of propositions or referenda, voter petition) who are willing to pay recount costs - rights already established in 43 other states. Require all audit recanvasses of ballots to be by hand count, not by computer scan. Allow a single election commissioner (not “a board of elections” to escalate our automatic post-election audit recount above 3%. Establish right to FOIL ballot images immediately after elections.

State parks should have paths that are accessible, for the disabled, and for people in a wheelchair. Every person should have an equal chance to enjoy this state's natural beauty!