What Key Environmental Questions Should the Presidential Candidates Answer Before the 2012 Election?

For the current issue of ÃÛèÖAPP, reporter Kat Bagley Shawn Lawrence Otto, cofounder of , a non-profit that’s urging the presidential candidates to hold a live debate focused on science, technology, and the environment. The group’s 2011 poll found that a whopping 84 percent of Americans supported a face-off.
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That got us wondering about what you, ÃÛèÖAPP readers, think. What are the most important issues related to the environment/conservation that you would like to see the presidential candidates asked about as the election nears? Climate change?ÌýEnergy development? Endangered species?
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Speak up: If you could pose a question about the environment to both Barack Obama and Mitt Romney, what would it be?
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Post your question to our by midnight Friday, and remember to 'like' your favorites. We’ll publish the top five questions on our blog and on Facebook next week.
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