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To further your knowledge or help you explore environmental issues,
we have provided the following links.
If you would like to include your website link on our site, please
email us at info@alamedacountyindustries.com.*
*Please type your phone number in your
e-mail message so we may call you in the event that our e-mail
is blocked. Thank you.
If you are looking for Commercial & Residential links, please click
here.
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California
Environmental Protection Agency Education Programs
http://www.calepa.ca.gov/Education/
School waste management education and assistance.
ERIC – Educational Resources
Information Center
http://www.ericse.org/
Science, Mathematics, and Environmental Education.
EPA – Office of Environmental
Education
http://www.epa.gov/enviroed/
The EPA established this office to provide national leadership
to increase environmental literacy. A PDF version of The National
Environmental Education Act of 1990 is available for detailed information
about this role. Also, learn about the grant programs supporting
environmental education projects and how to apply for them, about
training programs for educators, and about undergraduate and graduate
student fellowship programs. The Resources section of this site
provides access to the Catalog of EPA Environmental Education Materials,
EPA contacts, and extensive lists of Internet resources, including
the many environmental education sites developed by or with support
from EPA. For instance, the EPA's Kid's, Student's, and Teacher's
sites or The Environmental Education and Training Partnership (www.eetap.org)
and EE-Link, Environmental Education Link on the Internet (eelink.net)
sites. This section also links to a variety of online publications
such as the Environmental Education Toolbox and The National Report
Card on Environmental Knowledge, Attitudes and Behaviors.
Environmental Literacy Council
http://www.enviroliteracy.org/
The Environmental Literacy Council is a non-profit organization
established to bring together scientists, economists, educators,
and other experts to inform environmental studies. This web site
intends to help students and teachers study environmental issues
by guiding them to the best resources available on the Internet.
Topics such as Air, Water, Climate, Waste, Population, Risk, and
Economics provide fact sheets interspersed with select resources
for that topic -- website's, online publications, and contacts.
Sub-sections within each topic allow users to narrow their research
to specific issue.
Go Green Initiative
http://www.gogreeninitiative.org/
Go Green is a simple, comprehensive program designed to create
a culture of environmental responsibility on school campuses across
the nation.
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California
Integrated Waste Management Board
http://www.ciwmb.ca.gov/Schools/
This site includes teacher resources
EPA – Environmental Kids Club
http://www.epa.gov/kids/
Links to fact sheets, brochures, and web pages that explain environmental
issues. Separate links for both students and teachers. Categories
include conservation, ecosystems, and human health, waste and recycling,
water, environmental basics, air, "In Your Neighborhood." Also
gives information on community service projects, workshops and
conferences, grants, awards and student jobs and scholarships.
EEK! – Environmental Education
for Kids
http://www.dnr.state.wi.us/org/caer/ce/eek/
This site includes teacher resources.
Resource Area for Teaching (RAFT)
http://www.raft.net/
RAFT's mission is to ensure teachers have access to a wide range
of learning materials and to involve students in their own learning
experience, RAFT is providing professional training and large volumes
of cost-effective hands-on materials for pre-K-12 teachers. These
materials are generally expensive, but at RAFT costs are kept very
reasonable.
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