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Should SXU Plant a Butterfly Garden?
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As a member of the SXU community, how important is it to you that the school is "green?"
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Are you satisfied with SXU's current sustainability practices?
Yes. I think SXU is contributing to conservation and local sustainability.
No. I think SXU needs to incorporate more sustainable practices and conserve local species.
I am neutral.
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Do you think SXU should reduce the amount of Pro Deuce Herbicide (made by NuFarm) that is sprayed on campus grounds?
Yes. It harms pollinators who ingest it and it's not environmentally friendly.
No. It keeps the weeds controlled, which keeps the grounds pretty.
Maybe. It could be eliminated in some areas, but sprayed in others.
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Do you think SXU should help protect the Karner blue butterfly (an Illinois butterfly on the verge of extinction)?
Yes. It is SXU's duty as a Mercy University located in Illinois.
No. The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service can protect it.
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Do you think SXU should plant a small garden on campus for butterflies?
Yes. It would provide habitat for pollinators and conserve endangered butterfly species.
No. It would not help to conserve pollinators on a large scale and/or would be a waste of funds.
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How important is it that SXU use some of the grounds for butterfly habitat?
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