Can You Hear Me Now? - The Death of Solitude

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Director of National Park Service, Fran Mainella

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Cell phone towers are sprouting up all across the National Park System. But the National Park Service does not know how many or where they are. Instead, telecommunications companies set the location, size and number of towers in deals with individual parks.

The Director of the National Park Service needs to hear your voice. Sign the petition and pledge your support alongside Public Employees for Environmental Responsibility (PEER) to remove the illegal construction of a 100-foot cell phone tower that overlooks Old Faithful in Yellowstone National Park and help put an end to the proliferation of cell phone towers in National Parks.

28 Signatures

Chas
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eric Kosse
Kevin O'Hornett
Melissa Gillund
Jessica Page
Samantha Hartley
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- Please -- no towers in parks. We've done fine without them for this long.
Jim Mosley
Armida S. Thomson
Larry D. Sturgeon
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- Cell Phone Tower Bonus checks for Parks Political Upper Management
Pete Cutting
Leo Ahumada
Sarah Pickering
Leo
Anthony M Dambrosi
Lilia Hughes
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- Do not destroy our national parks.
Danae Bateman
adam matar
Ronna Stoddard
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- None of this should be in the National Parks
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R Taner
Thomas Pirovano
Susan O'Connor
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William Azevedo
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- The parks belong to the people--not to the telecommunication campanies--at least they're supposed to. Aren't they?
Fred Glaser
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- Cell phone towers have no business being in a national park. People go to national parks to see nature unimpeded by unnatural obstructions.
Blaine Capalini
sophia
maria
Michele Devine
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Roger Lafontaine