Posted on:
18 September 2020
Are you environmentally conscious and often disgusted about what you read in the news, concerning the pollution of land and water? Plastic is a material that is often tossed aside and unfortunately, it winds up inside of oceans, lakes, and streams. Because fish and sea creatures rely upon the environment for their food and shelter, waste that is within their habitats can become an issue that threatens the lives of many fish and animal species.
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5 Tips For Establishing A Community Engagement Platform
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24 August 2020
Setting up an online public participation platform is essential for many government agencies, non-profit organizations, businesses, groups, and movements. However, you'll need to think hard about what elements make for a good community engagement platform. Here are 5 tips for handling this issue.
Emphasize Ease of Adoption
No effort, especially on the internet, is ever going to surpass its ease of adoption. The sign-up process must be as simple and short as can be achieved without compromising security.
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Protecting Your Fence By Using Post Caps
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20 May 2020
If you have a wood fence on your property, you may be creating unnecessary problems for yourself by failing to have post caps in place. While these caps can greatly benefit your fence in a number of ways, you may not take advantage of these benefits if you are basing this decision on some common pieces of misinformation.
Myth: A Post Cap Will Not Provide Your Post With Meaningful Benefits
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3 Reasons Why Your Business Benefits from Installing Accessibility Ramps
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20 May 2020
Should your business install handicapped accessibility ramps? While this is an added expense, it brings benefits to your company in many different ways. What kind of benefits will you receive for your investment? Here is a look at a few important reasons why.
1. You May Be Required by Law
Most public buildings and employers are required to install accessibility features that include such things as exterior ramps. If subject to these laws—including the Americans With Disability Act and state regulations—you must install a ramp in accordance with the rules.
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