Help stop rain forest destruction!
Target:
Brazilian Government
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the Rain forest covers 2% of the worlds surface and holds a massive 50% of the worlds species, most of which are sadly endangered. The Brazilian Government employ the ranchers and loggers to destroy the forests for needed resources. They don't actually like interfering with it as it hold 70% of our oxygen, but need to for there people. Either way we can convince the government to balance out the problem and use it in a more sustainable way. If not then the rain forests may be gone forever.
the Rain forest covers 2% of the worlds surface and holds a massive 50% of the worlds species, most of which are sadly endangered. The Brazilian Government employ the ranchers and loggers to destroy the forests for needed resources. They don't actually like interfering with it as it hold 70% of our oxygen, but need to for there people. Either way we can convince the government to balance out the problem and use it in a more sustainable way. If not then the rain forests may be gone forever.
We the undersigned understand that you deal with many problems concerning the rain forest. We know it is hard for you to make a correct balance between preserving the rainforest and using its needed resources, but we feel that more action should be taken out to make it more sustainable. This can be done by ranchers choosing there grazing land where less wildlife is situated or trying to make the land more fertile. Either way we would just like to let you know how strongly we feel about this issue and give support for whatever you choose to do in the future. Thank you for taking your time to read this.
yours sincerely,
Daisy Howarth
yours sincerely,
Daisy Howarth
We signed the "Help stop rain forest destruction!" petition!
# 192:
6:23 pm PST, Feb 9,
Name not displayed, New York
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8:39 am PST, Feb 9,
Lisa R, Germany
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Richard Hollister, Arizona
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# 180:
3:38 pm PST, Dec 9,
Alexandra Waters, United Kingdom
# 179:
9:36 am PST, Dec 8,
Rui Araujo, United Kingdom
what goes around comes around
what goes around comes around
# 178:
3:16 am PST, Dec 8,
Janice Sturdy, United Kingdom
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9:00 pm PST, Dec 6,
Marco Durepos, Canada
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7:36 am PST, Dec 6,
Gail Costic, Pennsylvania
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9:35 am PST, Dec 4,
DonnaMarie Ayala, California
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4:07 pm PST, Dec 3,
Karolina Wysoczanska, Poland
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1:31 pm PST, Dec 3,
Ruth S., Germany
# 172:
9:36 pm PST, Dec 2,
Julie Kleinert, Utah
# 171:
3:41 pm PST, Dec 2,
Marissa Chiappetta, Florida
# 170:
11:47 am PST, Dec 2,
Kathy Saunders, Maryland
# 169:
10:49 pm PST, Dec 1,
Ankit Arya, India
# 168:
5:55 pm PST, Dec 1,
Rachel Taylor, Texas
Well, if we don't stop we are all going to suffocate to death! That alone should be enough. I heard somewhere that we only have 4 years or so to turn globle warming around or it is irreversible. That's pretty scary.
Well, if we don't stop we are all going to suffocate to death! That alone should be enough. I heard somewhere that we only have 4 years or so to turn globle warming around or it is irreversible. That's pretty scary.
# 167:
4:24 pm PST, Dec 1,
Sally Tinkham, New Hampshire
# 166:
9:38 am PST, Dec 1,
M Higson, United Kingdom
# 165:
4:14 am PST, Dec 1,
Robert Clements, Illinois
I strongly believe that all destruction of the Rainforest cease. I have read facts that state the destruction of the Brazilian Rainforest has occured at a rate of one times the size of Belgium per year since 1996. This fact may have changed very slightly over the years but that it holds any truth at all makes it truer than ever that we must act now to put a complete stop to the deforestation of Rainforest and start planning and proceed with the details of restoring it.
I strongly believe that all destruction of the Rainforest cease. I have read facts that state the destruction of the Brazilian Rainforest has occured at a rate of one times the size of Belgium per year since 1996. This fact may have changed very slightly over the years but that it holds any truth at all makes it truer than ever that we must act now to put a complete stop to the deforestation of Rainforest and start planning and proceed with the details of restoring it.
# 164:
10:23 am PST, Nov 30,
Alexandra Dumitrache, Romania
# 163:
9:35 am PST, Nov 30,
Sylwia Podgórska, Poland
# 162:
7:22 pm PST, Nov 29,
Anthony Montapert, California
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11:39 am PST, Nov 29,
Jake Tinkham, New Hampshire
# 160:
11:00 am PST, Nov 29,
Ralph Xx, Germany
# 159:
10:59 am PST, Nov 29,
Ashley H., Costa Rica
# 158:
7:07 am PST, Nov 29,
Ian Louis Crilly, Ireland
The trees are the respiratory system of the earth, they are the lungs of the planet, take away the lungs and we all perish, wake up humanity we are killing our planet our home our future, stop deforestation NOW!
The trees are the respiratory system of the earth, they are the lungs of the planet, take away the lungs and we all perish, wake up humanity we are killing our planet our home our future, stop deforestation NOW!
# 157:
4:50 am PST, Nov 29,
EDITH VANDEGRAAFF, Netherlands
# 156:
4:23 am PST, Nov 29,
Name not displayed, France
# 155:
9:17 pm PST, Nov 28,
Rebecca Gaskin, Florida
# 154:
12:33 pm PST, Nov 28,
Dinda Evans, California
# 153:
11:23 am PST, Nov 28,
Wendy Beasley, Canada
Perhaps the Brazilian Government could find other ways to meed his peoples needs? Perhaps other Governments could be encouraged to help, as we ALL need to breath!
Perhaps the Brazilian Government could find other ways to meed his peoples needs? Perhaps other Governments could be encouraged to help, as we ALL need to breath!
# 152:
9:47 am PST, Nov 28,
Frank Gerry, Florida
The rain forests are incredibly unique, precious and irreplaceable. They are worth far more living than dead.
The rain forests are incredibly unique, precious and irreplaceable. They are worth far more living than dead.
# 151:
8:46 am PST, Nov 28,
Sonia Sadowska, Germany
