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Below are some environmentally-oriented institutional home pages and bulliten boards that we found interesting or helpful. Some of our observations about these web sites are included here as an introduction.
Please provide us your feedback about the pluses or minuses of the web sites linked below. Also, do you know of a web site that should be added to this list? If so, please submit your candidate web site on the feedback form for consideration.

National Council for Science and the Environment
The National Council for Science and the Environment (NCSE) has been working since 1990 to improve the scientific basis for environmental decisionmaking. NCSE is supported by nearly 500 academic, scientific, environmental, and business organizations. The Council promotes a new crosscutting approach to environmental science that integrates interdisciplinary research; scientific assessment; communication of science-based information to decisionmakers and the general public; and environmental education. As a neutral science-based organization, NCSE promotes science and its relationship with decisionmaking only, and does not take positions on environmental issues themselves

Natural Resources Canada
This is the home page for Canada's federal natural resource agency. It provides paths to high level information about the organization and links to important things like libraries. A subject search capability is provided to help get the user into more organizational details.

CANMET Mining and Mineral Sciences Laboratories
The CANMET Mining and Mineral Sciences Laboratories (MMSL) are federal government research laboratories within the CANMET Mineral Technology Branch of Natural Resources Canada. CANMET-MMSL provides quality research and sound scientific advice to the mining and minerals industries, and to provincial/territorial and federal government departments involved in promoting or regulating these industries.

Federal Remediation Technologies Roundtable
The Federal Remediation Technologies Roundtable is a forum for joint activity regarding the development and demonstration of innovative technologies for hazardous waste site remediation. It has many links established to things like Cost/Performance and North American Technology Demonstration Projects.

Clean-up
Information Bulletin Board System (Clu-in). This is an EPA-maintained web site whose purpose is to provide guidance and electronic access to information about innovative treatment technology to the hazardous waste remediation community. It is very successful at doing this and is a good example of how powerful a good web site, in mostly a bulletin board mode, can be. It has many important links and seems to be well-maintained.

Global Network of Environment and Technology
This bulletin board is sponsored by the Federal Energy Technology Center and DOE's Office of Science and Technology. It primarily reports (and provides links to) general environmental news.

Enviromine
This web site is maintained by Robertson Geoconsultants, Inc. out of their Vancouver, BC office. It is providing an information dissemination service with a goal of informing pr ofessionals and the interested public on environmental issues related to mining. It maintains a long list of links to relevant sites and supports online discussions on mining- related environmental issues. The Enviromine mailing list is being actively used by professionals around the world to solicit information from one another.

 

 

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