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Bookmark this page. Contained herein are some of the more useful links I've come across in 2008. They are by no means exhaustive, but I believe they'll come in handy when you're looking for some eco-answers. They include private-sector sites, government agencies, NGOs, and 501(c)3 sites.
Kevin Ferguson
December 24, 2008
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Bookmark this page. Contained herein are some of the more useful links I've come across in 2008. They are by no means exhaustive, but I believe they'll come in handy when you're looking for some eco-answers. They include private-sector sites, government agencies, NGOs, and 501(c)3 sites.U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
World Resources Institute Labs21 The Green Power Network Greenhouse Gas Offset Marketers Federal Energy Management Program E.O. Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory Environmental Energies Technology Division Computer TakeBack Campaign Greenhouse Gas Protocol Initiative Carbon Disclosure Project TrendPoint Green Communities OpenEco.org State Environmental Resource Center American Bar Association's Environment, Energy and Resources Section Organisation for Economic Development and Cooperation National Electronics Recycling Infrastructure Clearinghouse IBM's green site Verdiem Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative Planet Metrics Carbonetworks
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