The U.S. military is the single largest consumer of oil in the world and the world’s larger polluter, generating 750,000 tons of toxic waste annually.
It maintains over 700 bases worldwide, contaminating local communities and causing increased rates of cancer, kidney disease, birth defects and miscarriages.
On Earth Day, we call on our representatives to stop funding the devastating War for Oil in Iraq and instead put our taxdollars into developing clean, green sources of energy that will help us build a healthy, peaceful planet.
Sign Our Petition Below!
0-25 of 1966 signatures
Number
Date
Name
Location
Your Comments
1966
July 16, 2008
l gols
Natick, MA, US
1965
June 11, 2008
rachel mayatt
kent, GB
1964
June 06, 2008
Harry Kronick
Platteville, WI, US
1963
March 07, 2010
Anonymous
Batavia, IL, US
1962
May 22, 2008
Charles Eisenberg
Bloomington, IN, US
1961
May 17, 2008
Melanie Doherty
Manlius, NY, US
1960
May 17, 2008
Kimberly Wyke
Camden, ME, US
War is not Green... and it's Mean!
1959
May 17, 2008
Takuji Soyama
Abiko-si, JP
1958
May 16, 2008
Carley Broder
New York, NY, US
1957
May 14, 2008
Denise Fry
St. Clair Shores, MI, US
1956
May 14, 2008
Rob Sullivan
Houston, TX, US
1955
May 13, 2008
David Ferger
Southfield, MI, USA
1954
May 11, 2008
Rachel Tutte
New WEstminster, BC, CA
In 2001, a barrel of oil cost $20. Now it is $120 per barrel. The wars in Afghanistan and Iraq have certainly not brought us cheap oil. The extraction of oil from the tar sands, which is devastating to the environment locally and uses 1 barrel of oil to get 2-3 barrels (in Iraq it is 1 to 100), is only profitable when oil prices are high. You see the connection? Another reason why war is not green!
1953
May 05, 2008
Chad McCrory
canton, GA, US
1952
May 05, 2008
Friend Pease
Astoria, NY, US
1951
March 07, 2010
Catherine Critz
Creve Coeur, IL, US
1950
May 04, 2008
Anonymous
San Francisco, CA, US
1949
May 04, 2008
Anonymous
Seal Rock, OR, United States
We must understyand that we are not separate from the natural world and that there are consequences from our actions direct to us.