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• Sea Shepherd
• Long Branch Environmental Education Center: Would be great for students to visit or email questions when designing their homes for the fall social studies unit.
• Fake Plastic Fish: The List (Last updated 02/09/2009): living life with less plastic
• Endangered Archives Blog
• NatureServe: A Network Connecting Science with Conservation: Providing the scientific basis for effective conservation, NatureServe and its network of natural heritage programs are the trusted source for information about rare and endangered species and threatened ecosystems
• IUCN/SSC Invasive Species Specialist Group (ISSG): ISSG aims to reduce threats to natural ecosystems and the native species they contain by increasing awareness of invasive alien species, and of ways to prevent, control or eradicate them.
• Does Plastic Art Last Forever?: People are now noticing that plastic may not be the best medium for things. hmm...
• 25 Environmental Agencies and Organizations | WebEcoist: After learning about the best green blogs, eco tools and applications and environment focused social media sites and forums, get involved and sign up with one of the following green organizations. This list is certainly not comprehensive but does offer a well-rounded snapshot of some of the prominent, active, dynamic and notable environmental organizations currently working for many green causes, including wildlife preservation, land conservation and climate change prevention.
• The Oil Drum | Olduvai Theory: Toward Re-Equalizing the World Standard of Living - Richard Duncan: Projections regarding the United States: (1) We will refuse to solve our own problems so Mother Nature will ?solve? them for us. (2) Sooner or later industrial decline will cause population decline and, tit-for-tat feedback, population decline will cause industrial decline. (3) The U.S. population distribution in 2100 will look more like the rural geography of 1900 than like the urban geography of today. (4) Trying to stimulate ? or even maintain ? the present level of domestic demand of nonrenewable and renewable Earth resources will fail. (5) Multiculturali sm will cause chaos during the transition to localism.
• EnCon Services International

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