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After experiencing warmth at the #FraserWalk for #Autism we have decided to do more. We will be contributing $100 (Actual donation amount will be $300) to one of the charity below. Please vote on charity of your choice. Please Cast your vote by April 13th 2017 Noon CST.
Kommuru Books
How much of Singapore's energy use comes from non-renewable sources?
Sustainable Solutions Network - SSN
Do you support increasing the price of gas to save high speed rail and the environment?
Janet Nguyen
For the transitioning vegans and those who are vegan-curious, what's the main challenge for you to fully adopt a vegan lifestyle?
Vegans of Manila
إلي أي مدي نهتم بوجود مسطحات خضراء في منازلنا كالنعناع والريحان والياسمين
Bastana Life Learning Space
Considering going vegan? Already vegan? What are the dishes/ foods/times that make it difficult?
Nyssa Nyssa Nyssa
We'd love to hear your opinion: Do We'd love to hear your opinion, Do you agree with the taxing of coffee cups & coffee pods due to the impact on landfill?
Redber Coffee Roastery
#1. Many publicly owned western rangelands are used by a diverse group of people. A problem arises when all interested individuals try to access as much of a jointly owned resource as possible for their personal benefit. By what phrase is this problem called? It is also the title of a 1968 essay written by ecologist Garrett Harden.
Lucas Soil & Water Conservation District
If you knew your low cost option to pick up a dead pet (dog, cat or horse) at home or Vet - was a rendering company that was selling your pet (in bulk) to a pet food processing company, would you search out low cost "cremation/aquamation", or a nonprofit that could help subsidize the cremation/aquamation?
Kim Bogart- DeArcangelis
Would you be happy to receive a card you have bought from me in paper packaging instead of a cellophane sleeve?
Simplyuniquebylesley
I'm giving a keynote talk on the future of nuclear energy at the Pacific Basin Nuclear Conference in October. I have my own opinions, but I'm curious what you and others think are the biggest obstacles nuclear faces today. What would you say is the single biggest concern you personally have about building more nuclear reactors around the world to meet the fast-growing demand for carbon-free electricity as previously poor countries develop?
I'm giving a keynote talk on the future of nuclear energy at the Pacific Basin Nuclear Conference in Oct. There is a strong rational case for nuclear, but it's faced a lot of opposition since the 1980s. I'm curious: what is the single biggest concern you personally have about building more nuclear reactors around the world to meet the fast-growing demand for carbon-free energy as poor nations develop?
Nathan Myhrvold