Green Links
| American Solar Energy Society | |
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Address: 2400 Central Ave., Ste. A, Boulder, CO 80301
ASES is leading the renewable energy revolution. We're
the nonprofit organization dedicated to increasing the
use of solar energy, energy efficiency, and other sustainable
technologies in the U.S. Founded in 1954, the American
Solar Energy Society (ASES) is now supported by more
than 10,000 members across the nation who work together
to help create a sustainable energy economy. Combined
with ASES' regional chapters in 36 states and as the
U.S. section of the International Solar Energy Society
we're part of a powerful, collaborative network - because
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| Chesapeake Climate Action Network | |
| Chesapeake Bay Foundation | |
| Chesapeake Bay Program | |
| ENERGY STAR | |
| Environlink.org | |
Website: http://www.envirolink.org/
Environlink offers current information and news on environmental
issues. It is a non-profit organization that promotes a
sustainable society and gathers resources to inform groups
and individuals. The site is divided into links for topics,
regions (using an atlas), categories and keyword or zip
code and city searching and a forum. There is a newsletter
that can be subscribed to. The site is well organized;
articles are short showing contributors names and references
(often). The site has a lot of depth.
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| Global Green Initiative | |
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| Montgomery County Maryland, Department of Solid Waste | |
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| Montgomery County Public School System's Green Schools | |
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| National Wildlife Foundation (NWF) - Campus Ecology | |
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| The Alliance to Save Energy | |
Address: 1850 M Street NW # 600
Promotes energy efficiency worldwide to achieve a healthier
economy, a cleaner environment, and greater energy security.
Leads worldwide energy-efficiency The Alliance to save
Energy provides initiatives in research, policy advocacy,
education, technology deployment, and communications
that impact all sectors of the economy; Provides vision
and activism through its board of directors, which includes
leaders from business, government, the public interest
sector, and academia; Initiates and participates in public-private
partnerships, collaborative efforts, and strategic alliances
to optimize resources and expand its sphere of influence;
and Executes its mission through a team of recognized
energy-efficiency experts and professionals. |
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| The Green Building Research Center | |
Address: 390 Wurster Hall # 1839
GBRC at the University of California, Berkeley was created
to advance and promote sustainable building design and
operation on the UC Berkeley campus, and provide resources
to aid other universities in similar efforts across the
state. The website lists Best practices and case studies
in sustainability and also list exemplary projects that
reduce energy use.
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| The Mariner's Museum - Chesapeake Bay | |
| University of Maryland Center for Environmental Science | |
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| U.S. Environmental Protection Agency's Green Program | |
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| U.S. Green Building Council | |
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