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Petitions to Save Our Heritage From Destruction by
Mar 8, 2006
Please care!

While we are sitting around oblivious, Moneyed Interests are out destroying our Priceless Heritage all over the world. Please take action! Sign these two petitions, whatever country you are in; and go to the websites to discover further endangered sites and actions you may be able to take before it's too late and more wanton destruction has occurred!

Turkey – Allianoi Roman Town.
One of Turkey's most important heritage sites is the Roman Spa of Allianoi. Unfortunately a new dam is going to flood the entire site which will wreck it. A small change to the dam design would stop this.

Sign the Care2 petition at http://www.thepetitionsite.com/takeaction/174631703


Find out more about Allianoi at http://www.europanostra.org/save_allianoi.html

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United Kingdom – Stonehenge

As every visitor to Stonehenge will agree, its
surroundings leave much to be desired. Indeed, the site has been described in Parliament as “a national disgrace”. There is a new petition to ask the UK government to fix this:

Sign the Care2 petition at http://www.thepetitionsite.com/takeaction/783889839


Find out more at http://www.heritageaction.org


Thank you for helping us fight for our heritage. You could help even more by forwarding these important actions to your friends.
  
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