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	"Nothing will benefit human health or increase the chances for survival of life on Earth as the evolution to a Vegetarian diet." Albert Einstein

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Earthday.org
another excellent website spelling out the global environmental problems of our time.

www.earthinstitute.columbia.edu
one of the best, most comprehensive and most erudite websites about the relationship between humans, their activities and global warming, climate change, deforestation, pollution, habitat destruction and bio-diversity extinction.

www.enn.com
unquestionably the world's best environmental news provider

www.envirolink.org
unquestionably the world's most comprehensive environmental links provider

www.thepetitionsite.com
rally people and get a petition going

www.ruf.rice.edu
Rice University's Model Science Laboratory is the www.'s most comprehensive site of science education links

www.wildlifer.com
a dedicated wildlife links website

www.wildlifehc.org
The Wildlife Habitat Council acts to preserve Wildlife habitat

www.populationconnection.org
highly informative site about the impact of over-population

www.population.com
excellent site for facts about human over-population

www.populationaction.org
facts and figures about population growth and its global effects

www.unfpa.org
The United Nations own population department careful not to upset religious anachronisms

www.foei.org
Friends of the Earth International

www.greenpeace.org
Greenpeace International

www.care2.com
makes you want to do something

www.scorecard.org
score your own pollution impact. Scorecard has upset members of congress because it exposes pollution and the causes of it

www.environmentaldefense.org
we've got to act before it's too late

www.nonoise.org
noise pollution accompanies planet destruction

www.usgs.gov/education
even the government wants to educate people about environmental problems

www.wri.org
The world Resources Institute: read all about disappearing land: soil degradation

www.unccd.int
The United Nations Convention to Combat Desertification. UNCCD has launched a campaign on desertification: Soil is the planet's skin.

www.eces.org
Earth Crash Earth Spirit – a site full of facts

www.eduseek.com
salinization – one of our biggest environmental problems

www.fao.org
The United Nations Food and Agriculture Organisation details facts about desertification and related issues

www.usgs.gov
The United States Geological Survey – full of facts

www.eurekalert.org
information that cannot be ignored

www.epa.gov
The United States environmental agency – trying hard in the fact of governmental opposition

www.ec.gc.ca
The Canadian Government Environment website

http://earthobservatory.nasa.gov
NASA's own observations

http://water.usgs.gov
all about the need for water without which there can be no life

http://edc.usgs.gov
educate yourself regardless of age

http://biology.usgs.gov
the importance of bio-diversity

http://geology.usgs.gov
how geology is impacted

http://landslides.usgs.gov
deforestation is a major cause of landslides

http://geochange.er.usgs.gov
the global pattern of geochange

http://marine.usgs.gov
contmainants from pollution have accumulated in many sediments of many coastal environments... Beach erosion is a chronic problem along most open-ocean shores...

http://energy.usgs.gov
the ongoing and increasing depletion of fossil fuels

http://minerals.usgs.gov
how long will out resources last

http://water.usgs.gov/edu
is there sufficient fresh water for all

http://landsat7.usgs.gov
see environmental problems from a satellite

www.aip.org
The history of scientific work on climate change

www.worldviewofglobalwarming.org
global warming photographed as it is happening.

The Natural Resources Defense Council
giving a wealth of information

www.ncdc.noaa.gov
The full scientific background to global warming

The International Center on global warming

The End of Economic Growth
A unique website that explains how humans have come to the end of realistic economic growth. If growth continues: GDP for one person in 2050 will be as high as the entire GDP of the USA in 1960. A mindboggling explosion of the global money supply inflation. Despite spending ever more money on everything from health to food - overall quality of life is reducing as global overcrowding, pollution and waste takes over.

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