• Welwyn Hatfield: End Fly-Tipping
    Please sign this petition. Fly-tipping poses a threat to Residents and wildlife, damages our environment, and spoils our enjoyment of our Town. By Signing this petition you’ll be sending a message to Welwyn hatfield Borough council to force them to act and tackle Fly tipping in our Town.
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  • Against Proposed Rotary Park Hiking Trails Non-Motorized Pathway
    Rotary Park is considered a "Nature Reserve". By definition a "Nature Reserve" is a tract of land managed so as to preserve its flora, fauna, and physical features. People come to walk through the woods to enjoy nature, escape the city, walk their dogs, take photos, hike with family and friends, explore, etc. It is Livonia's GEM. People don't come here to walk on gravel. They want to walk through the leaves in the Fall, the muck in the Spring with their nice rain-boots on to see the Robins and the wildflowers blooming. Those small moments make up the human experience, and they aren't so small once you think about it. Livonia Parks and Rec. should focus on what the actual problems are before trying to add more. Once you ruin something, you can never take it back. It is ruined forever. Next Parks and Recreation Commission meeting is March 1st 2023, at 7:00pm at the Community Center Conference Room at the Kirksey Recreation Center.
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    Created by Emilija Vilkaite
  • Improve health and saftey for Sandy Cove Residents
    WHEN THE ESTATE WAS BEING BUILT MANY YEARS AGO THE BUILDER WAS PAID BY RESIDENTS TO BUILD A ROAD SYSTEM AND DRAINAGE ALONG WITH STREET LIGHTING AND GREEN AREAS. THIS WAS TO BECOME THE FIRST GARDEN VILLAGE IN WALES. SADLY THE BUILDER AND THE MONEY BOTH DISAPPEARED LEAVING THE WORK UNDONE. SINCE THEN YEARS OF DIFFERENT RESIDENTS HAVE TRIED TO WORK ALONGSIDE THE COUNCIL TO MAKE THE ESTATE SAFE FOR RESISIDENTS. MANY DIFFERENT RESIDENTS AND COUCILS HAVE BEEN AND GONE LEAVING THE ESTATE TO DETERIORATE AND BECOME AN UNHEALTHY,UNSAFE & AND FORGOTTEN PLACE THAT EVEN UNDERTAKERS DO NOT WANT TO COME ON THE ESTATE BECAUSE OF THE STATE OF THE ROADS. WE ARE NOT EXPECTING THE WORK TO BE DONE FOR NOTHING WE KNOW WE WILL HAVE TO PAY TOWARDS THE COST OF THE WORK BUT IT WOULD BE WONDERFUL TO IMPROVE THE ESTATE, MAKING IT ONCE AGAIN A HEALTHY, SAFE PLACE TO LIVE AND FOR IT TO TRULY BECOME THE GARDEN VILLAGE OF WALES IT WAS SUPPOSED TO BE.
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    Created by BERNADETTE NORMAN
  • Allow owning chickens in Crown Point, In.
    The CDC, USDA, and the NIH have all released reports of growing concerns for global food insecurity due to the impact of climate change. The CDC reports that nutritional value of food is projected to decline due to soil nitrogen levels being suboptimal. Farmers are expected to use more herbicides and pesticides due to increased growth of pests and weeds. As a result, farmers, farmworkers, and consumers will be increasingly exposed to these substances and their residues, which can be toxic. These impacts of climate change on the nutritional value of food exist within a larger context. The CDC recommends adaptation activities to reduce health related impacts of the anticipated food security challenges. Changing the way we go about agricultural practices, food distribution systems, and consumer food choices, also play key roles in solving the global crisis. The USDA also reports that climate change is very likely to affect global, regional, and local food security by disrupting food availability, decreasing access to food, and making utilization more difficult. As part of a highly integrated global food system, consumers and producers in the United States are likely to be affected by these changes. Adaptation across the food system has great potential to manage climate-change effects on food security, and the complexity of the food system offers multiple potential points of intervention for decision makers at every level, from households to nations and international governance structures. The right to have backyard chickens/chicken coops is part and parcel of Crown Point citizens’ right to self sustaining and environmentally sound living practices. Creating a new ordinance that allows residents of Crown Point to own egg laying chickens and coops, is an easy solution to a global concern. Chickens provide a chemical free and organic food supply with high nutrient and protein value to my children at very little cost and work. It is the citizens right to self-determination to procure a secure source of healthy and nutritious food. Chickens are a necessary element to environmentally friendly, self-sustaining gardening practices that promote healthy food security. Food security is a fundamental human right, that is paramount to the health and wellbeing of the citizens of Crown Point.
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    Created by Shayleen Halloran
  • Better Safeguarding for Cavendish Primary School
    in the last 10 months i have had to take my son to a&e to have his head glued up and his finger reattached. His head was a success but his finger ? not quite so. He is traumatised from this and keeps stating with up most certainty that he is not going back to this school, this is something i am not willing to argue against as i feel as tho my son is not safe whilst under Cavendish Primary Schools supervision. Although i will commend the Nursery Section for being Outstanding in every way. As its an emotional subject id rather not put it all on paper but please feel free to ask any questions.
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    Created by tayo warwick
  • Georgian Bay: STOP the Rock Crushing
    Sign the petition to demand an end to rock crushing next to residential homes! Ensure Respiratory Protection  Ensure Land, Water, Air and Environmental Protection Mitigate harmful Exposure to Respirable Crystalline Silica Mitigate Noise Pollution Say "NO" to OBD By-Law application Feb 14, 2023 9:00 a.m.
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    Created by J. Manning Picture
  • Remove cycle lanes from Brockburn and Braidcraft Roads. Glasgow
    These cycle lanes are causing delays and disruption to local residents due to long queues of traffic. This creates extra pollution in the area as vehicles are stationary with engines running for prolonged periods of time. Emergency vehicles are also regularly delayed due to traffic congestion.
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    Created by Stephen Mckay
  • Liverpool: Save these trees
    Once this space is gone and built on, it is lost to this and future generations. Therefore, those who have signed below oppose this proposal, and urge the Council to reconsider the approval of this development and the wanton destruction of these trees by Step Places.
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    Created by Donna Winrow
  • Youth, skills development centre in schoongezicht, Emalahleni
    This will improve our way of living, skill development and youth empowerment. It will also give our kids a opportunity to learn new skills. Better youth better community more skilled people to do the job
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    Created by Zuenda Francis
  • South Korea: stop funding Australia’s dirtiest gas project
    The South Korean government is the world’s third-largest public financier of oil and gas, playing a key role in expanding the global supply of fossil fuels amid the climate crisis. And right now, two government-owned banks (K-SURE and KEXIM) are planning to give $660 million to a major gas project in Australia. This is on top of the $196 million they have already provided. The Barossa gas project is expected to be Australia’s dirtiest gas project if it goes through. For every ton of gas produced, it will emit 1.5 tons of CO2. Each year, the project will release 13.5 million tons of CO2 – equivalent to what 7 million cars spew each year. The gas pipeline could also destroy the habitats of dozens of threatened species including whales, dugongs and turtles. Hence, the project is facing a lot of local opposition and resulting in victories. In 2022, Tiwi Traditional Owners won a major lawsuit against the project for the lack of proper Indigenous consultation and successfully got the project’s drilling permit revoked. This is adding further delay to the project, incurring financial losses for the fossil fuel companies. Are Koreans saying anything about it? Yes! Today, more than 600 people have formally requested an investigation into the banks' financing decision. Why? Because this is a risky project - environmentally, legally, financially - that will likely pour millions of dollars’ worth of taxes down the drain, despite civil society organizations' continued warning. Not only that, the banks did not seriously consider the project's disregard for Indigenous rights, despite this concern being raised over and over - even internally. Can we stop the money pipeline? Definitely! If we can push Korea, one of the world’s largest fossil fuel financiers to stop funding Barossa, it will drive up the project risk and dry up investments. Let’s tell the Korean government that it is time to clean up its act. People don’t want more fossil fuels and the project does not have the permission of the Traditional Owners. #StopBarossaGas
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  • La Megestion des sujets Chinois en RDC; Cas de MMT Kolwezi
    pour le bien-être de la population congolaise et du peuple congolais que notre cher Président Felix Antoinne TSHISEKEDI TSHILIMBO aime tant
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    Created by Munoko Marques
  • طلب مقابلة بخصوص مصفاة منجم الفسفاط بئر العاتر
    الإنتشار الرهيب لداء السرطان المميت في جميع الفئات العمرية بالإضافة إلى الأمراض الرئوية وحتى لا ننسى أيضا مدى تأثير غبار الفسفاط المنتشر في سماء القرى والارياف المجاورة على الصحة العمومية وكذلك الصحة الحيوانية
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    Created by Bouzina hamid