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The Equity

Chris Lowrey
PONTIAC Aug. 30, 2017
The Regional Council for the Environment and Sustainable Development of the Outaouais (CREDDO) has launched an online survey in advance of the upcoming municipal elections.
The survey aims to find out what environmental issues are most important to voters in the area.

A link to the survey can be found on the CREDDO Facebook page.
The survey asks residents their email address and postal code for data analysis purposes.
Voters are then asked if they agree with the following statement: “Municipal candidates must address environmental issues.”
From a list of 14 options, participants then pick three of the most important environmental issues they would like to see addressed in the next four years.
The goal of the survey is to present a list of residents’ most important environmental issues to the candidates in this fall’s municipal elections.

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