- Signatures: 1,008
- Goal: 5,000
- Deadline: 8-21-2003
| Number | Date | Prefix | Name | Age | City | Why is it important that we do more recycle? | Do you friends agree with you on this petition? |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1,012 | 6:02 pm PDT, Jun 29 | Ms. | Anonymous | 15 | Addison | ||
| 1,011 | 2:16 am PDT, Mar 24 | Ms. | Lisa Melvin | 24 | Glasgow | ||
| 1,010 | 7:16 pm PST, Mar 7 | Anonymous | 0 | ||||
| 1,009 | 9:09 pm PST, Feb 14 | Ms. | Nikki Parker | 26 | Bonsack | ||
| 1,008 | 3:32 pm PST, Dec 6 | Mrs. | gina cogeasca | 49 | Birmingham | ||
| 1,007 | 2:12 pm PDT, Aug 15 | Ms. | Rhiannydd Powell | 22 | Bargoed | ||
| 1,006 | 4:32 pm PDT, Apr 29 | Vegan Genesis | 32 | United States | |||
| 1,005 | 7:47 am PST, Feb 18 | Ms. | Anonymous | 23 | Retford, Notts | The world has limited resources, and we in the western world live in a disposable culture, if this does not stop, I dread to think what future generations may face. | Mostly |
| 1,004 | 7:40 am PST, Jan 17 | Rick Eaglestone | 28 | North Yorkshire | |||
| 1,003 | 1:50 pm PST, Jan 11 | Sue White | 58 | Umberleigh | |||
| 1,002 | 10:56 am PST, Jan 7 | Emma Seaman | 17 | Middlesex | |||
| 1,001 | 8:54 am PST, Dec 11 | Ms. | Anonymous | 31 | Manchester | Can anyone seriously doubt it today? To my mind, what is important is that our politicians realise our environment is important to their voters, and so make it a priority on their agenda, and actually get something effective done towards reducing human impact on the environment. At the end of the day, we all need to learn to be responsible consumers, but how can we be if the government doesn't enforce legislation to even give us that choice? | Yes |
| 1,000 | 12:58 pm PST, Dec 3 | Mr. | Nathan Clough | 17 | Swindon | Obvious reasons | Haven't discussed, but I feel strongly against this issue... |
| 999 | 12:03 pm PST, Nov 18 | Lil Red Rachel Nadeau | 29 | Kennedale | |||
| 998 | 11:56 am PST, Nov 12 | Katrina Haffner | 15 | Westport | |||
| 997 | 2:37 pm PDT, Sep 21 | Mikaila Marie G. Malone | 28 | Goldendale | |||
| 996 | 11:56 am PDT, Jul 12 | Ms. | Charmain Lee | 29 | Lancashire | This is ridiculous...We all know why it's important. However, I believe we ought to encourage businesses to do more...Their products and packaging should be recyclable and biodegradable in the first place. It may cost more to begin with, but as recycling becomes more mainstream, prices would even out. | They don't often agree with me, but in this case, the verdict is unanimous. |
| 995 | 6:19 pm PDT, Jul 2 | Laura Willis | 18 | ||||
| 994 | 10:12 am PDT, May 14 | Ms. | Liz Roberts | 16 | Birmingham | Yes, all of them completely agree. | |
| 993 | 7:34 am PDT, May 9 | Amanda Cromwell | 19 | Chicago | |||
| 992 | 10:15 am PDT, Apr 16 | Sasha R. Collins | 19 | Wilmington | Save our precious Earth | Yes | |
| 991 | 6:14 pm PDT, Apr 14 | Aiz T | 15 | Saskatoon | |||
| 990 | 6:15 am PST, Feb 16 | Mr. | greg woods | 36 | london | To reduce impact on environment of our waste | yes |
| 989 | 9:50 am PST, Feb 6 | Christine Iadeluca | 0 | ||||
| 988 | 6:24 pm PST, Jan 22 | Jason Bowman | 26 | Placerville | |||
| 987 | 2:38 pm PST, Jan 13 | Maria Parker-jones | 36 | Rhyl | It's important to recycle more because we need a healthy earth for our children to live on and look after - in the future, but people mustn't be put off recycling iff they put the wrong item in a bag and they get fined heavily for it unless it's a continuous problem. Please should be encouraged to recycle more and get rewards, eg tax cut etc. | Haven't asked - yet | |
| 986 | 10:09 am PST, Jan 9 | michelina!!!!!! richard | 13 | BOSTON | everything, the futer clean air! | yup we r doin a project in class | |
| 985 | 3:18 am PST, Dec 29 | tze hui | 29 | ||||
| 984 | 12:13 pm PST, Nov 30 | Jennifer Megeney | 28 | Saint John | |||
| 983 | 3:54 pm PST, Nov 27 | Anonymous | 28 | pinon hills | It is very important it helps save our natural recources which are running out if people don,t recycle it,s like throwing the planet away.We should also eliminate in junk mail we get each year they cutting too many trees because of junk mail can something be done about that? | I don,t have friends with computers so no I don,t think so. | |
| 982 | 6:34 pm PST, Nov 24 | Emily MacDonald | 31 | Mount Wolf | |||
| 981 | 7:37 pm PST, Nov 6 | Marta Ciesla | 30 | Manchester | |||
| 980 | 11:08 am PDT, Oct 13 | Anonymous | 15 | ||||
| 979 | 6:19 pm PDT, Oct 11 | Mr. | Ron Matthews | 48 | Wallingford, Oxfordshire | The less we TAKE from the Earth, the more she will be kinder to us. It's obvious really, even for the stupid who continue to have only tropical wood made coffee tables and insist on buying new products and trashing old to land fills etc. Plastic may well have been a terrific invention but it is choking the life out of the planet. What it boils down to is, morons running the planet employing morons to make more money for them. Recycling is made out to be an expensive criterion in life what we are only cheapening the most precious facet of all, and this is life. | Some do, some don't. The do's are ready to learn and adapt. The don'ts just seem to think that everything will carry on regardless and they'll somehow live longer than the rest of us (?) |
| 978 | 6:33 am PDT, Sep 27 | Mrs. | shelley jones | 16 | conwy | because it is bad for the earth if we dont | not 2 sure |
| 977 | 1:21 pm PDT, Sep 12 | Carl Propst | 45 | Placerville | It relieves the strain on our already depleting resources of raw materials to produce new products. | Yes | |
| 976 | 7:25 pm PDT, Sep 6 | Rosalind Hughes | 27 | Lytham St. Annes | |||
| 975 | 10:00 pm PDT, Aug 27 | Linda Bonura | 58 | Denham Springs | |||
| 974 | 5:24 am PDT, Aug 16 | Ski Makepeace | 46 | Stowmarket, Suffolk | To save more of the worlds resources for future generations and the rest of the world. Give your packaging back to the super markets & knit some string bags to carry the shopping. | ABSOLUTELY | |
| 973 | 1:06 pm PDT, Aug 4 | Mrs. | Jerusha Bailey | 55 | N Sudbury | to keep waste out of landfills and save the trees | definately |
| 972 | 3:10 am PDT, Jul 14 | Candy Bowman-LeBlanc | 50 | Placerville | |||
| 971 | 11:49 am PDT, Jul 4 | Dida El-Sourady | 17 | Chapel Hill | |||
| 970 | 7:31 pm PDT, Jun 27 | Ms. | Brenda Schenk | 37 | Hoquiam | Because we will exhaust our natural resources if we don't recycle the ones we've got. | Yes. |
| 969 | 9:03 pm PDT, Jun 24 | Desiree Kerr | 14 | Wamego | I don't want to live in a dump when I am older. | They might. | |
| 968 | 1:55 pm PDT, Jun 13 | Mrs. | Linda S | 0 | |||
| 967 | 8:19 pm PDT, Jun 11 | Michael Salmon | 51 | Christchurch, NZ | Less wasteage so less new raw materials needed, thus saving environmental depridation. Also cuts down on the "waste stream" thus saving money, energy and pollution of the natural environment. Supplies jobs in recycling industry - reduces unemployment. Recycling is more efficient and cost effective than landfill. | ||
| 966 | 12:52 pm PDT, Jun 10 | Becca Lacey | 25 | ||||
| 965 | 4:30 am PDT, Jun 10 | Jane Ennis | 55 | London | To save the planet..starting in a small way, literally in our own backyards. | Yes, indeed...or they are not my friends! | |
| 964 | 12:16 pm PDT, Jun 6 | Michael Gualtieri | 21 | Staten Island | |||
| 963 | 5:20 pm PDT, Jun 5 | Ms. | Savannah Pollock | 14 | Warner Robins | Because many things on this planet are exaustable ((Spelling isn't my strong point, sorry)). Meaning that they WILL RUN OUT! Recycling also helps make sure that we don't fill up all our land fills and dumps, we're running out of room as is. | I'm not sure, but I think they would. Well, they SHOULD! |
| 962 | 11:30 pm PDT, May 25 | Anonymous | 56 | ||||
| 961 | 4:15 pm PDT, May 25 | angela Be | 50 | warks | to save rescources, and help the planet, why are the government not insisting that new house builds are fitted with solar and wind power instead of cheap and non eco friendly buildings.. | too right they do | |
| 960 | 12:17 pm PDT, May 24 | MJ Morton | 17 | Horsham | Figures were recently released, for where I live, in West Sussex, there are only ten years left before we run out of landfill space. Although many people DO re-use and recycle, the government and local councils could do so much more to help us, and encourage those who are too lazy to do so. In Germany, public bins are recycling bins, with groups of bins, one for each item (metals, paper, plastic, other). We could do the same. Local councils should be under more pressure to make sure everyone has recycling facilities. Ireland also has the right idea – they put a tax on non-recycled rubbish by weight (the bins are micro chipped, and the weight recorded when emptied), and they charge around 9p per carrier bag used in shops. When is our government going to take similar action? | Many, many people my age are passionate about this. Groups are forming in the schools and colleges - 'eco-committes', a sub-school council. Young voters want to see the government actng on recyling, and other 'green' issues. | |
| 959 | 4:53 pm PDT, May 18 | anitra suopajarvi | 18 | ||||
| 958 | 11:01 am PDT, Apr 29 | Ms. | Anonymous | 14 | Charlwood | We're running out of resources and re-using what we already have is the only way forward. We need to reduce the amount of waste we produce too, for example not buying products which use a lot of plastic packaging. | I should hope so! |
| 957 | 3:07 am PDT, Apr 16 | Steve Klein | 58 | ||||
| 956 | 7:57 pm PDT, Apr 13 | Mr. | jeff hopkins | 16 | Lindenhurst | ||
| 955 | 12:48 pm PDT, Apr 11 | D White | 41 | Mooresville | |||
| 954 | 11:23 am PDT, Apr 10 | Anonymous | 41 | New York | |||
| 953 | 4:19 am PDT, Apr 6 | Angela Saunders | 14 | ||||
| 952 | 6:09 am PST, Mar 29 | Ms. | Kate Barrett | 18 | Brudgend | we just have to look around to see what a difference recycling would make. It's the way forward & i think it would proove invaluable in the future if we all start now. Britian should recycle as much as possible. | Yes. All my friends and family agree with this & all think that britian should recycle more. |
| 951 | 3:46 am PST, Mar 28 | Rachel Kleypas-sparrow | 42 | norwich | The majority of household waste is recyclable and the recycle schemes could be better improved for those of us who are disabled and for the elderly, who can't get to recycle centres and even if they have carers-recycling should include tins,plastic, paper, glass, etc. Our local government doesn't do the complete recycle scheme city-wide and they don't allow for the vulnerable who would like to be able to recycle, but are unable to and forced to throw things out that can be recycled. |
Reduce, re-use, recycle, get the U.K to recycle more
Thankfully European laws are forcing the Government to reduce landfilled waste. The £400 million a year they raise from landfill taxes could be used to provide every home in the UK with a recycling collection service, composting and more...
Instead the Government is:
• Replacing landfills with incinerators.
• Dumping toxic incineration ash in existing landfills.
It could be more affective if they provide every household in the U.K with a recycling collection service, which would reduce waste by a substantial amount. But it seems the government has other ideas. Government policy is risking our health and the environment instead of helping solve the waste crisis.
Did you know?
Nine out of ten people in England and Wales would recycle more if it was made easier. If only the government can fulfil that.
The good people at the Friends of the Earth believe at least 80% of our waste could be recycled. To make this a reality, the Government should:
• Stop building incinerators and put resources into less damaging ways of dealing with the waste crisis.
• Make recycling easier by providing everyone with a recycling collection service from their homes.
• Make manufacturers responsible for the whole life cycle of their products so things are recyclable and made to last.
By signing this petition I’m…
Telling the Prime Minister of the U.K
Make recycling easier to make sure every household in the U.K has recycling collection service to reduce the nations waste
Stop building incinerators and put in its place less damaging ways of dealing with the war on waste
Stop using landfill sites, and use more environmentally efficient ways with getting rid off waste
Tony Blair needs to know the harsh facts that we are not doing enough to recycle make sure you get him to act on this matter by signing now, and forwarding this to your friends.
So please pull your finger out, do something to help this cause, please sign you contribution will make a difference, and will preserve the world for future generations. Once you have signed please, please, please use the e-mail services provided, and tell all your friends about this petition, and try and get them to sign. Thank you all your efforts will make a huge difference.
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