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• Ecology Communications: www.ecology.com
  Provides information about their television programs, monthly essays, gardening tips, and eco-friendly products.
• The Ecologist: www.theecologist.org
  Covers worldwide environmental issues.
• Tree Hugger: www.treehugger.com/
  The classic site, covering everything from news, to sustainable products and locations. Great opinion forums
• Recycle City: www.epa.gov/recyclecity/mainmap.htm
  Welcome to Recycle City! There's lots to do here – people and places to visit and plenty of ways to explore how the city's residents recycle, reduce, and reuse waste.
• Environmental Quiz: www.enn.com/features/1999/10/101599/iqtest_6080.asp
  Think you know a lot about our environment? Take this quiz to find out how much you know.
• Cradle to Cradle: www.cradle2cradle.org
  One of the key elements we try to embody is that products aren't magically recyclable, they have to be designed to be recycled.
• The Nitty Gritty
  Want to learn more about the international standards and requirements? Here's the info:
  • Skal and EKO-Label: www.skalint.com
  • Oekotex Standards: www.oekotex.com/en/main.html
  • The U.S. National Organics Program: www.ams.usda.gov/nop/indexIE.htm
• Natural Capitalism: www.natcapinc.com/home.htm
  Devoted to helping companies realize that sustainable practices are good for the planet and good for business.
• LOHAS: www.lohasjournal.com
  Lifestyles Of Health And Sustainability. A marketplace for consumers who value health, the environment, social justice, personal development and sustainable living.
• GreenBiz: www.greenbiz.com
  As they best put it: "The resource center on business, the environment, and the bottom line." Check out the "GreenBuzz" section for current events.
• Business for Social Responsibility: www.bsr.org
  BSR is a global organization that helps member companies achieve success in ways that respect ethical values, people, communities and the environment.
• World Resources Institute: www.wri.org
  WRI is an independent nonprofit organization with a staff of more than 100 scientists, economists, policy experts, business analysts, statistical analysts, mapmakers, and communicators working to protect the Earth and improve people's lives.