Ban Chinese Lanterns

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1. 401
   Name: Zoe Edwards on Nov 5, 2011

   Comments: If people really want to release them, I'm sure with the technology these days, there could be an invention to make them biodegradable and safe!!

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2. 402
   Name: Mary Roberts on Nov 5, 2011

   Comments: Will pass on to my friends

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3. 403
   Name: PATTI HAVERS on Nov 6, 2011

   Comments: THE RISK FAR OUTWEIGHS THE VISUALS. THESE CAUSE TERRIBLE INJURIES, SUFFERING AND FIRE... JUST WHEN ARE THEY GOING TO BE BANNED? LETS JUST DO IT!

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4. 404
   Name: Jules Turner on Nov 9, 2011

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5. 405
   Name: Diccon Proctor on Nov 11, 2011

   Comments: Working in conservation you can see the potential dangers these lanterns cause. We don't want to see a repeat of the Swinley Forest/Berks fire in May this year or any of the other devastating fires at that time.

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6. 406
   Name: Jacy Cutting on Nov 13, 2011

   Comments: These lanterns are dangerous to livestock, wild animals, birds, thatched roofs and can be found in many hedgerows far too high for any one to retrive - they must be banned NOW.

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7. 407
   Name: Anonymous on Nov 16, 2011

   Comments: danger to wildlife, aircraft and pollution

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8. 408
   Name: Anonymous on Nov 16, 2011

   Comments: danger to wildlife, aircraft and pollution

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9. 409
   Name: Steve Oram on Nov 17, 2011

   Comments: Dangerous litter. The ones containing wire should be banned outright immediately and the ones without wire should be made from material that biodegrades much faster

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10. 410
    Name: Steve Oram on Nov 17, 2011

    Comments: Dangerous litter. We don't need these things to celebrate.

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11. 411
    Name: Ronald Murray on Nov 18, 2011

    Comments: Please ban these dangerous wire contraptions from descending on our agricultural land. These are nothing more than flying fire bombs with the hidden danger of causing horrendous harm to our countries livestock. If they become more popular they will be even harder to ban. There should definitely be an EEC wide ban.

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12. 412
    Name: Ronald Murray on Nov 18, 2011

    Comments: Please ban these dangerous wire contraptions from descending on our agricultural land. These are nothing more than flying fire bombs with the hidden danger of causing horrendous harm to our countries livestock. If they become more popular they will be even harder to ban. There should definitely be an EEC wide ban.

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13. 413
    Name: Carol Murray on Nov 18, 2011

    Comments: Please ban these now.

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14. 414
    Name: Laura Koskinas on Nov 18, 2011

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15. 415
    Name: Alexandros Koskinas on Nov 18, 2011

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16. 416
    Name: Alexandros Koskinas on Nov 18, 2011

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17. 417
    Name: Alexandros Koskinas on Nov 18, 2011

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18. 418
    Name: John Trevor Bridge on Nov 18, 2011

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19. 419
    Name: Anonymous on Nov 18, 2011

    Comments: I agree totally, it is about time the government stood up and took notice, ban these dangerous things now before any more animal deaths occur.

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20. 420
    Name: Elizabeth Harris on Nov 19, 2011

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21. 421
    Name: Faye Goldsmith on Nov 26, 2011

    Comments: They seem beautiful but it is not worth it after seeing the picture of the barn owl caught up in one.

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22. 422
    Name: Nicole Arkell on Dec 7, 2011

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23. 423
    Name: John Stothart on Dec 30, 2011

    Comments: These lanterns are potentially dangerous to aircraft, can injure wildlife and cause fires. There is a recent case of a child in Wales nearly being blinded by one!

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24. 424
    Name: Rachael Bannister on Jan 4, 2012

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25. 425
    Name: Myriam Lengline on Jan 22, 2012

    Comments: Chinese lanterns are dangerous, killing wildlife, damaging fauna and setting people's houses on fire. Ban them before more accidents happen, before more living creatures (animals or humans) get killed.

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26. 426
    Name: Dandy Lion on Jan 24, 2012

    Comments: Please ban Chinese lanterns, the damage to wildlife is horrendous and unnecessary

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27. 427
    Name: Andy Clark on Jan 24, 2012

    Comments: Just stupidly dangerous, over 200 cases in 4 years of fires and damage, got to be banned.

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28. 428
    Name: Rita Bailey on Mar 2, 2012

    Comments: I am not a farmer but if these are dangerous to any animal they should be banned.

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29. 429
    Name: Anonymous on Mar 6, 2012

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30. 430
    Name: Dorothy Turner on Mar 28, 2012

    Comments: These lanterns are hazardous to horse riders and could cause a serious road accident, also litter food crops and endanger farm animals and wildlife

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31. 431
    Name: Michelle McGlone on Apr 14, 2012

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32. 432
    Name: Serinne Curtis on May 17, 2012

    Comments: I would be devasted if I knew someone had caused damage or death in honor of my memory, people need to see the bigger picture

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33. 433
    Name: Patricialloyd on May 17, 2012

    Comments: as a pony owner i am concerned for the safety of my grazing ponies and all other grazing animals for picking up wire in the field or in hay cut from the field from these dangerous and unecessary lanterns the general public need educating on the dangers of this useless ornament

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34. 434
    Name: Bill Chaffin on May 17, 2012

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35. 435
    Name: JB Maberry on May 17, 2012

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36. 436
    Name: Kerstin Leest on May 17, 2012

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37. 437
    Name: Maggie Zimmer on May 18, 2012

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38. 438
    Name: Laura Crotch-Harvey on May 24, 2012

    Comments: They have injured horses in my field.

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