- Signatures: 174
- Goal: 10,000
- Deadline: 4-22-2008
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Request for each state to direct more funds and resources to help educate the citizens to Take Care of Their Share of the environment.
| Number | Date | Name | State | Country |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 174 | 5:40 am PDT, Apr 25 | Martyne Bailey | Florida | United States |
| 173 | 1:44 am PDT, Apr 19 | Julia Tawyea | Pennsylvania | United States |
| 172 | 11:46 am PST, Jan 18 | kathy dozier | Utah | United States |
| 171 | 1:38 pm PST, Jan 14 | Cris Bisch | Oregon | United States |
| 170 | 4:30 pm PST, Jan 5 | Anonymous | Minnesota | United States |
| 169 | 1:59 pm PST, Dec 16 | Ines Seidel | Germany | |
| 168 | 9:49 am PST, Nov 13 | Kathrine Kuhlmann | Missouri | United States |
| 167 | 11:36 am PST, Nov 6 | Anne Seidel | Germany | |
| 166 | 7:52 pm PDT, Oct 27 | Anonymous | Ohio | United States |
| 164 | 12:14 pm PDT, Oct 17 | Jim Bush | Hawaii | United States |
| 163 | 5:45 pm PDT, Oct 7 | Andrew Stone | Utah | United States |
| 162 | 3:03 pm PDT, Oct 3 | Coffee Gal | Nevada | United States |
| 161 | 9:54 am PDT, Oct 3 | Ellen Horowitz | Illinois | United States |
| 160 | 8:31 pm PDT, Sep 15 | Elaine Yearley | Arizona | United States |
| 159 | 9:59 pm PDT, Sep 7 | Ned Overton | New York | United States |
| 158 | 7:29 pm PDT, Aug 30 | Chris Kuhar | Virginia | United States |
| 157 | 2:30 am PDT, Aug 25 | Laurel Watson | Arizona | United States |
| 156 | 10:18 pm PDT, Aug 17 | patricia osborne | New York | United States |
| 155 | 9:10 pm PDT, Jul 28 | Marina Payne | Oregon | United States |
| 154 | 5:49 am PDT, Jul 19 | Edward Stabler | New Jersey | United States |
| 153 | 6:09 pm PDT, Jul 13 | Jennifer Gardner | Florida | United States |
| 152 | 10:59 am PDT, Jul 7 | Vidya Sims | California | United States |
| 151 | 12:59 am PDT, Jul 3 | Joe Gaither | Texas | United States |
| 150 | 2:11 pm PDT, Jul 1 | Don Zoller | Oregon | United States |
| 149 | 2:55 pm PDT, Jun 16 | Hazel Matich | Illinois | United States |
| 148 | 10:24 pm PDT, Jun 14 | TAYLOR WEIDNER | Colorado | United States |
| 147 | 1:50 pm PDT, Jun 8 | Shannon Hackett | Florida | United States |
| 146 | 1:40 pm PDT, Jun 7 | Dee C | New York | United States |
| 145 | 7:13 am PDT, Jun 7 | Anonymous | Florida | United States |
| 144 | 5:41 am PDT, Jun 4 | Va le | Florida | United States |
| 143 | 12:27 am PDT, Jun 3 | Erika Parker | California | United States |
| 142 | 12:49 pm PDT, May 31 | Megan Cutler | California | United States |
| 141 | 12:53 am PDT, May 26 | Susan Cox | New York | United States |
| 140 | 1:47 pm PDT, May 24 | Alex Johnson | Florida | United States |
| 139 | 4:44 pm PDT, May 18 | Matthew Pintar | Pennsylvania | United States |
| 138 | 9:09 am PDT, May 17 | Manuel Duarte | Portugal | |
| 137 | 9:20 pm PDT, May 16 | Jan Carey | Florida | United States |
| 136 | 5:52 pm PDT, May 14 | Anonymous | Washington | United States |
| 135 | 10:47 am PDT, May 14 | Vincent Rossi | Florida | United States |
| 134 | 11:09 am PDT, May 13 | Paul Orlando | Arizona | United States |
| 133 | 11:28 pm PDT, May 12 | Suzanne Du Charme | New York | United States |
| 132 | 11:43 am PDT, May 12 | Anonymous | Florida | United States |
| 131 | 6:08 pm PDT, May 10 | Olga Swarthout | Michigan | United States |
| 130 | 4:00 pm PDT, May 10 | Sandra Vann | Florida | United States |
| 129 | 8:33 am PDT, May 10 | Jo Meier | Florida | United States |
| 128 | 4:57 am PDT, May 10 | Dorothy Franz | Michigan | United States |
| 127 | 7:38 pm PDT, May 9 | Anonymous | Florida | United States |
| 126 | 2:15 pm PDT, May 9 | Anonymous | Texas | United States |
| 125 | 1:41 pm PDT, May 9 | Pam Winegar | Florida | United States |
| 124 | 5:21 am PDT, May 9 | vanessa khu | Canada | |
| 123 | 12:12 pm PDT, May 8 | Leatrice Behnke Batten | Florida | United States |
| 122 | 9:49 am PDT, May 7 | Emma Bingham | Georgia | United States |
| 121 | 5:40 am PDT, May 7 | Molly Christine Lang | Missouri | United States |
| 120 | 5:37 am PDT, May 7 | graham mcisaac | Armed Forces Americas | United Kingdom |
| 119 | 2:02 am PDT, May 7 | Zach Frisch | Illinois | United States |
| 118 | 10:18 pm PDT, May 6 | Robyn Sharpe | Massachusetts | United States |
| 117 | 9:52 pm PDT, May 6 | Nuntanit Bumrungsap | Thailand | |
| 116 | 6:26 pm PDT, May 5 | mylene de la fuente spoor | Mexico | |
| 115 | 3:36 pm PDT, May 5 | Madeline Klinko | Florida | United States |
| 114 | 11:58 am PDT, May 5 | Erina Luciano | Vermont | United States |
| 113 | 10:12 pm PDT, May 4 | Brandy D. Ramos | Texas | United States |
| 112 | 9:54 pm PDT, May 4 | Lauri Peacock | New Mexico | United States |
| 111 | 8:49 pm PDT, May 3 | Julie Kleinert | Utah | United States |
| 110 | 4:56 am PDT, May 3 | Anna Asbury | Kentucky | United States |
| 109 | 7:17 pm PDT, May 2 | Dawn A. Chuley | Florida | United States |
| 108 | 1:59 pm PDT, May 2 | Sandi Dix | Florida | United States |
| 107 | 1:34 pm PDT, May 2 | Regina Marino | Connecticut | United States |
| 106 | 9:18 am PDT, May 2 | Susan Randt | Pennsylvania | United States |
| 105 | 8:59 am PDT, May 2 | Melissa Wilder | Florida | United States |
| 104 | 2:12 am PDT, May 2 | Steve Klein | Virginia | United States |
| 103 | 6:40 pm PDT, May 1 | Candy Bowman-LeBlanc | California | United States |
| 102 | 3:32 pm PDT, May 1 | Jeanne Kilmer Chadee | Florida | United States |
| 101 | 2:18 pm PDT, May 1 | Diane Harper | Florida | United States |
Take Care of Your Share - National
Over the last two centuries, we have witnessed unprecedented ecological deterioration, including the thinning of the ozone layer, global warming, pollution of air, land, and water, daily extinction of plant and animal species, continuing destruction of vast portions of the world's wildlife habitat and loss of vital agricultural land.
Scientific research continues to show that the causes of these problems are not just global ones but individual ones as well.
Our country was founded on the democratic principles of personal freedom and independence. Those personal freedoms and that independence have resulted in a prosperous nation in which 60% of the land in this country (over 1.4 billion acres) is privately owned.
As property owners, each of us has the opportunity to affect not just the environmental health of our land, but because of the interconnectedness of all land and all species, the continued health of the entire planet. However, many individual citizens do not have the scientific knowledge required to guide us to make the best environmental choices for our homes and lands.
The mission of a government is to prepare its citizens to meet the significant contemporary challenges and the future issues of our society and to instill in them a strong personal commitment to social and environmental responsibility. Such obligations require both example and instruction.
Therefore, we, the undersigned, urge the officials of national, state and local governments to join in to create a Take Care of Your Share campaign; a concerted effort to educate and encourage their citizens to Take Care of Their Share of the environment – their own homes and yards.
Through this campaign, we ask that you draw together the scientific knowledge available from the various environmental departments and educational facilities within our community to create on-line or other means of educational resources so that our citizens can make sound environmental choices.
We ask for your help and encouragement in learning to restore the natural beauty of our great land while supporting a clean and safe environment for future generations.
We ask for the opportunity to change our own behaviors and embrace new alternatives for living in our environment.
We ask that you help us to work as individuals and as a community to minimize inappropriate practices and implement positive contributions to the health of our environment and our community.
We ask that you examine our community’s own environmental practices to assure that we are minimizing our negative impact on the environment and setting a good example as environmentally responsible citizens in a world that requires increasing understanding and sensitivity to the environmental issues that face mankind.
Further, we request that you proclaim the week of July 1 – July 7th, 2007 as Take Care of Your Share week to remind all citizens of the United States that Freedom means Choice, and with their Independence comes the opportunity to make the right choices for the environmental health of our country.
Help us preserve what we share together - our land, water, and air. Help us learn to Take Care of Our Share.
Scientific research continues to show that the causes of these problems are not just global ones but individual ones as well.
Our country was founded on the democratic principles of personal freedom and independence. Those personal freedoms and that independence have resulted in a prosperous nation in which 60% of the land in this country (over 1.4 billion acres) is privately owned.
As property owners, each of us has the opportunity to affect not just the environmental health of our land, but because of the interconnectedness of all land and all species, the continued health of the entire planet. However, many individual citizens do not have the scientific knowledge required to guide us to make the best environmental choices for our homes and lands.
The mission of a government is to prepare its citizens to meet the significant contemporary challenges and the future issues of our society and to instill in them a strong personal commitment to social and environmental responsibility. Such obligations require both example and instruction.
Therefore, we, the undersigned, urge the officials of national, state and local governments to join in to create a Take Care of Your Share campaign; a concerted effort to educate and encourage their citizens to Take Care of Their Share of the environment – their own homes and yards.
Through this campaign, we ask that you draw together the scientific knowledge available from the various environmental departments and educational facilities within our community to create on-line or other means of educational resources so that our citizens can make sound environmental choices.
We ask for your help and encouragement in learning to restore the natural beauty of our great land while supporting a clean and safe environment for future generations.
We ask for the opportunity to change our own behaviors and embrace new alternatives for living in our environment.
We ask that you help us to work as individuals and as a community to minimize inappropriate practices and implement positive contributions to the health of our environment and our community.
We ask that you examine our community’s own environmental practices to assure that we are minimizing our negative impact on the environment and setting a good example as environmentally responsible citizens in a world that requires increasing understanding and sensitivity to the environmental issues that face mankind.
Further, we request that you proclaim the week of July 1 – July 7th, 2007 as Take Care of Your Share week to remind all citizens of the United States that Freedom means Choice, and with their Independence comes the opportunity to make the right choices for the environmental health of our country.
Help us preserve what we share together - our land, water, and air. Help us learn to Take Care of Our Share.
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