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New Environmentalism links
Source: New Environmentalism Project
Country: United States

Links to organizations that recognize the potential for local solutions and market approaches to environmental problems.

2002 Earth Day Information Center
Source: National Center for Public Policy Research
Country: United States

A special section of the NCPPR Web site dedicated to providing useful information for Earth Day. The history of Earth Day, environmental myths vs. facts, the rising costs of environmental regulation, contact information for journalists seeking experts to interview for Earth day, and much more are all linked from this page.

Judeo-Christian environmental organizations
Source: Acton Institute
Country: United States

Acton Institute has put together an extensive list of links to Web sites of religious organizations that profess environmental stewardship. (12/3/99)

Earth Day 2000 resources from the Cato Institute
Source: Cato Institute
Country: United States

A collection of recent articles on environmental policy in the United States by Cato Institute scholars and associates. (4/00)

Acton Institute Environmental Stewardship Web site
Source: Acton Institute
Country: United States

Acton Institute's new environmental Web site. Excellent resources for those seeking to reconcile personal values concerning freedom, environmental stewardship, spirituality, and procreation.

Jonathan H. Adler's home page
Source: Jonathan H. Adler
Country: United States

A collection of free market environmental resources are available at Jonathan Adler's personal Web site.

Common-Sense Environmentalist's Suite
Source: Heartland Institute
Country: United States

The Heartland Institute has a new collection of resources online for the growing number of environmentalists fighting to revive common sense. Contains "the best research and commentary on sound science and market-based environmental protection from the nation's leading think tanks and advocacy groups." (6/00)

Guides to state-based environmentalism
Source: Political Economy Research Center
Country: United States

PERC associates and fellows pool their respective works on urban growth, wildlife management, and water markets to make the case for more state control of environmental policy.

Bush and the environment
Source: Washington Post
Country: United States

"Jerry Taylor, director of Natural Resource Studies at the Cato Institute, was online to take questions and comments on President Bush and the envoronment." (01/25/02)

Environment Program
Source: Reason Public Policy Institute
Country: United States

"Under the direction of Dr. Kenneth Green, director of the environment program, [the Reason Public Policy Institute] develops policies that harness the marketplace to improve air and water quality; minimize solid and hazardous waste; and limit people's exposure to harmful levels of toxic substances."

EPA's Science Inventory
Source: EPA
Country: United States

"The EPA Science Inventory is a searchable Agency-wide catalog of science activities and scientific and technical work products (for example, risk assessments, technical studies and guidance, and research.)" Assuming they're truthful in their information, a great resource for keeping up with this dangerous agency.

PERC's educational programs
Source: PERC
Country: United States
E-mail: perc@perc.org

General listing of educational programs PERC offers. They span the range from teacher education for young students, to student seminars, to fellowships for conservation professionals.

Activist Cash: Sierra Club
Source: CCF
Country: United States

Once dedicated to conserving wilderness for future human enjoyment, the Sierra Club has become an anti-growth, anti-technology group that puts its utopian environmentalist vision before the well being of humans. This is not your father's Sierra Club.

Environmental policy studies research area
Source: Independence Institute
State: CO, Country: United States

Index of issue papers and research from the Independence Institute on environmental policy issues.

Q and A with Steve Milloy
Source: The Cato Institute
Country: United States

Steve Milloy, adjunct scholar at the Cato Institute and noted debunker of health scares and alarmist studies, answers questions regarding global warming, radon, lead and ethanol, among other topics.

2003 Earth Day information center
Source: NCPPR
Country: United States

A special section of the NCPPR web site dedicated to providing useful information for Earth Day.

The burning issue
Source: CEI
Country: United States

"Examining federal forestry management efforts." News, commentary, analysis, and more from CEI are at your fingertips.

Center for Environmental Justice
Source: NCPPR
Country: United States

Project from the National Center for Public Policy Research, it focuses on issues relevant to, and contributions of African Americans on environmental issues.

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