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NON GOVERNMENTAL ORGANIZATIONS
Greenpeace International
Greenpeace is an independent, campaigning organisation which uses non-violent, creative confrontation to expose global environmental problems, and to force the solutions which are essential to a green and peaceful future. Greenpeace's goal is to ensure the ability of the earth to nurture life in all its diversity.
Earth Day Network
Earth Day Network 2000 coordinating worldwide events for Earth Day 2000 and beyond. Environmental tips, clean energy campaign, organizing materials, activist network, eco-store, Grist Magazine.
GreenNet
UK based computer network for environment, peace, human rights and development.
People and the Planet
People and the Planet's web site on population and environment issues.
National Environmental Trust
The National Environmental Trust is concerned about global warming, air pollution, marine conservation, genetically engineered foods, childrens' environmental health, and protection of our national heritage forests. Let NET help you get involved and make a difference.
Earth Systems
Earth Systems is a non-profit organization expressly dedicated to the advancement of environmental information and education to the world community.
Earth Force
Youth for a Change! Earth Force youth discover and implement lasting solutions to environmental problems in their communities.
EcoFuture
Dedicated to sustainability and the ecological future of our planet.
Enviro-Insight
This website contains Essays on various environmental health topics, intended to focus on what is behind environmental decision making.
River Network
Protect Rivers - River Network, a national non-profit organization, offers consulting, publications, acquisition of riverlands and small grants to help people raise money, build organizations, and monitor and protect rivers and watersheds.
CSE
CSE is a public interest research and advocacy organisation which promotes environmentally sound and equitable development strategies.
Voice
Voice is an NGO Organisation based in Mumbai, India which teaches underpriveledged children at railway stations.
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