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Corporate Design Foundation - Promotes sustainable and renewable design. Extensive site with links to green design schools and projects.
Did You Know? - Discussion of consumerism and its effects on the environment, and suggested solutions. Lots of assertions; sources are not quoted.
Earth's 911 - Compilation of resources to help people live more sustainably, including information on topics such as composting and wastewater management, as well as information on environmental programs in your area.
EcoChoices Community - Cultural creatives represent more than 30% of the US population. This online community represents the values of cultural creatives. Message boards, cards, online magazine. Primary issues include health, fitness, cohousing, environment, spirituality, travel, camping, allergies, vegetarian, animals, energy saving, green building, politics, parenting, relationships, etc.
GEO - Green Design Network - GEO provides on-line resources for the green design community. Web link library, the green bookstore with hundreds of books on sustainable topics, green news and events.
Global Environmental Options - GEO provides resources for the green design community. This green portal includes access to links, books, green design network, GreenClips news, sustainable design, green parks, and green power.
Green At Work Magazine - Both online and print editions concerning environment, sustainable design and "Green" issues.
Green Building Primer - Energy Builder Co explains "green design issues."
Green Living Center - Clearinghouse for information about creating a healthier and more sustainable home.
Home Ecology - Extensive noncommercial information source on strategies for ecologically sound living: composting, natural gardening, junk mail reduction, energy and water conservation, garbage reduction, safety of household chemicals and cleaners, and related topics.
Home*A*Syst: - An Environmental Risk-Assessment Guide for the Home. Covers eleven topics that every homeowner or resident should understand: evaluating a property for environmental risks, stormwater management, drinking water well management, household wastewater, hazardous household products, lead, year and garden care, liquid fuels, indoor air quality, heating and cooling systems, and household waste management.
Laughing Tree Farm - Personal web page intended to be a guide to sustainable living for the rural or urban dweller, especially farmer/rancher "wannabes."
Marjorie Lamb - Interview with author of "2 Minutes A Day for a Greener Planet"
Mothers & Others for a Livable Planet - Consumer education organization focusing on sustainable and healthy choices. Monthly newsletter, The Green Guide, tells how to make environmental change at home.
National Wildlife Federation - Education, inspiration and assistance for individuals and organizations to conserve wildlife and other natural resources. Action links, and environment discussion board.
Oikos: Green Building Source - Oikos is dedicated to information on energy efficiency and sustainable building construction. The site offers architects, designers, building contractors, consultants and consumers detailed information on products and techniques.
One Individual - Tips for sustainable living and environmental news. Intended to bring environmental issues into the consciousness of Australian web users.
Passive Solar Industries Council (PSIC) - All aspects of sustainable design and construction: energy efficiency, renewable technologies, daylighting, healthy indoor environments, traditional materials, and resource conservation.
Planet-Era Action Inc. Institute - Non-profit technology transfer institute dedicated to innovation and public education in sustainable development and self-sufficiency. Research and experimental development of cost-effective energy efficiency for homes, businesses, and farms.
Redsign Org references - A dozen green design periodicals are noted. Half have web links.
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