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Name: Wim on Feb 1, 2007Comments:Flag
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Name: Anonymous on Feb 7, 2007Comments:Flag
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Name: Robert Heilmeier on Feb 16, 2007Comments:Flag
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Name: Chris Gottovi on Feb 16, 2007Comments: We only have one world, why not save it now so there's a future for humanity in it.Flag
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Name: Grant Wright on Feb 16, 2007Comments:Flag
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Name: Charles Knight on Feb 16, 2007Comments:Flag
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Name: Andy Gugelman on Feb 16, 2007Comments:Flag
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Name: Steve MacDonald on Feb 16, 2007Comments:Flag
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Name: Mike Colgan on Feb 16, 2007Comments: You know that W will never back a cap.Flag
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Name: Daniel Pon on Feb 16, 2007Comments: This is an issue which should not be a political football. If we don't do something significant quickly, everyone on this earth will feel it's effect. Please be far-sighted so our grandchildren will not have to deal with a disaster beyond repair.Flag
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Name: Irma Tamasauskaite on Feb 16, 2007Comments: I'm Lithuanian. Everyday I hear what is happening on the Earth Planet.It is really sad! We must to do everything to slow it down as much as possible. Any body wants to spent her/his holiday in a beautifl land places, relax and get chilled.Can you imagine that one day is not gonna happen I thing the best way to stop tremendious diseases is not to try to discover new medicines, but to improve our climate, our nature, our PLANET. Thank you for everyone, who is trying to do smth. to stop this threatening monster.Flag
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Name: John Brannighan on Feb 16, 2007Comments: It's time to wake up and smell the emissions.Flag
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Name: Roger Mansbridge on Feb 16, 2007Comments: Global warming will destroy the world. That may now be beyond the control of mankind. What we can do is slow it down. Let's try before it's too late.Flag
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Name: Stuart Hayter on Feb 16, 2007Comments: I am so glad that Hayley Westenra has becked this initiative.Flag
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Name: Anonymous on Feb 16, 2007Comments:Flag
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Name: Daniel Wendler on Feb 16, 2007Comments:Flag
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Name: Simon Smalley on Feb 16, 2007Comments: Please add my name to the petition. This is such an important subject, and America can do so much to lead the way by example. At 62 years young, global warming may not hurt me too much, but I fear for my children, and for my children's children - they must not suffer our neglect. Thank you.Flag
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Name: Anonymous on Feb 16, 2007Comments: Good luck, HaleyFlag
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Name: Colin Humphrey on Feb 16, 2007Comments: For, in the final analysis, our most basic common link is that we all inhabit this small planet. We all breathe the same air. We all cherish our children's future. And we are all mortal. -- JFKFlag
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Name: Ron Graves on Feb 16, 2007Comments: Help Hayley and the rest of usFlag
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Name: Duane White on Feb 16, 2007Comments:Flag
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Name: David Ayre on Feb 16, 2007Comments: The NEED must surely now be obvious and our stewardship is a measure of our Love of GodFlag
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Name: Anthony Jonh Senchak on Feb 16, 2007Comments: The voice of and angel is telling you George so listen.Flag
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Name: Steve Murrell on Feb 16, 2007Comments: we need to do are best to stop this happeningFlag
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Name: Anonymous on Feb 16, 2007Comments: I hope this works out for every Hayley :).Flag
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Name: Robert Green on Feb 16, 2007Comments:Flag
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Name: Nathan Eckstein on Feb 16, 2007Comments:Flag
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Name: Rodney O'Leary on Feb 16, 2007Comments: Good cause keep up the good workFlag
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Name: Jonie Bertin on Feb 16, 2007Comments:Flag
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Name: Joe Norris on Feb 16, 2007Comments:Flag
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Name: Deborah on Feb 16, 2007Comments:Flag
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Name: Eli Schwartz on Feb 16, 2007Comments: Its the only thing that really matters, life comes first.Flag
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Name: Katherine Smith on Feb 16, 2007Comments:Flag
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Name: Gail Neff on Feb 17, 2007Comments: I am an American citizen living in Canada with my Canadian husband. I vote absentee out of New York state. I am ashamed that my country, the USA , has not signed the Kyoto Protocol. Please sign the Global Warming Accord, and PLEASE approve legislation to put a cap on carbon emissions!Flag
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Name: Evan Gullwings on Feb 17, 2007Comments: This is our earth. A place, the most beautiful place in this entire galaxy. God placed us here, to keep the earth and to live together. Not to destroy it. With this, I sign this petition to stop everything that make our earth to be broken. For my hometown Stretford And my home Indonesia ~Evan~Flag
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Name: Humer Pike on Feb 17, 2007Comments: If some petitions will influence some companies or some countries policy and economy, we hope the background of those movement who operate them humbly and seriously. Because many people' life were involved in those policy and economy.Flag
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Name: John Downes on Feb 17, 2007Comments:Flag
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Name: Irina Winsley on Feb 17, 2007Comments: Dear Hayley, Thanks a lot for the effort you are putting into lobbying on environmental issues and helping children as UNICEF Ambassador. You are truly amazing and your heart is as pure and tender as your voice. Regards, IrinaFlag
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Name: Irena Sopina on Feb 17, 2007Comments:Flag
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Name: Kent-Willy Pettersen on Feb 17, 2007Comments: A real god and necessary step too start saving OUR WORLD.Flag
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Name: Rosemary Wynn on Feb 17, 2007Comments:Flag
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Name: Mark J Kelly on Feb 17, 2007Comments: We have to take responsibility for our own Planet, the looking after it, and the caring for it, for now and generations to come. Head the voice of the Earth when it is crying out for Help.Flag
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Name: Andrew White on Feb 17, 2007Comments: In my opinion, we need to preserve our environment. A mandatory cap on the emissions of carbon is essential if we want to change the current course of our planet. This is important because without the environment that existed in the United States in the 1600s our forefathers would have never been able to assemble as great of a nation as we have today. The land provided them with food and material to produce their shelter. Without these materials, this nation would not exist today. If the environment was as bad back then is it is progressing from today's current pollution, they would have had a much tougher time in finding animals to hunt for food. Although many people who support the environment seem to glance over this fact, it is quite relevant. Although we have been abusing the environment over the last several hundred years, it is not too late to change. Some people argue that if we place a cap on the emissions of carbon, then would suffer a decline in our per capita production. While this may be true in the short run, Americans are clever and would be able to meet the demand with new innovative ways which are more environmentally friendly. Just look at the change made in the United States when fast food restaurants changed their food covers to a more environmentally friendly material from the Styrofoam that they were using and how these companies are still around today and are strong corporations. Americans adjusted and now as a result, we are better off by being more ecologically friendly. During the Industrial revolution, there were similar tradeoffs of damage to the environments for progress but as we now know the methods of this era are not used today from the sheer barbarousness of it. During this time, one could see a blanket of smoke covering the streets. Not only was this pollution unsightly but it was also unhealthy for the residents nearby the factories. Health is a great matter to consider in this matter. Pollution is dangerous to the health of nearby individuals and as pointed out by the American Heart Association, exposure to air pollution contributes to the development of cardiovascular disease. Obviously, cutting down on pollution is good even with the short term problems it may cause to companies. Even if that was not enough, we share this world with not only its current residents but all that come after us. Is it fair to our children that we destroy their future world I say no. It is our job to do our part as Americans and stop our current downward trend from our pollution.Flag
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Name: Anonymous on Feb 17, 2007Comments:Flag
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Name: Ileana Searcy on Feb 17, 2007Comments: I am a big fan and I totaly agree with what you are doing. You have my full suport. IleanaFlag
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Name: Michael Middleton on Feb 17, 2007Comments: Save the planet for the rest of my life and for my childrens too.Flag
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Name: Renee on Feb 17, 2007Comments: Save the world while we still canFlag
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Name: Ian Cottam on Feb 17, 2007Comments: Well Done Hayley. Maybe This Petition will Knock Some Sense Into All The Countries To Take Action Before Its "TO LATE"Flag
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Name: Dave Ludlow on Feb 17, 2007Comments: Man-made climate change seems to be real - and it will probably do serious harm to the World and its people. All Countries should now play their part in trying to slow it or halt it before it is too late. It is time for all politicians to forget the next election and the big-business lobbyists - and get on with the job of preserving the environment for future generations. A mandatory cap on carbon emissions will - by a strengthening consensus among the scientific community - help to get the job done.Flag
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Name: Caitlin Cocker on Feb 17, 2007Comments: "We're all a part of one world" and we must do the best we can to preserve it. Every little thing counts.Flag