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Earth
911: Making Every Day Earth Day
Enter your zip code to find local community activities and schedules for
recycling and conservation.
EPA:
Where You Live
This interactive site allows
users to obtain local information about environmental issues.
Middlesex
County Solid Waste Management
Current programs, schedules, and collection sites.
Woodbridge
Public Works
Schedules and specifics for recycling and leaf collection.
Agency
for Toxic Substances and Disease Registry
Consult toxicological profiles for commonly used substances, monitor
Superfund sites, become informed on topics in environmental medicine.
Environmental
Health Information
Pamphlets and fact sheets from the National Institute of Environmental
Health Sciences.
Environmental
Health Science Education
Materials and activities for students, teachers, and scientists from the
National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences.
EPA
Homepage of the Environmental Protection Agency includes a wealth of data,
easy-to-understand explanations, plus laws and regulations.
OSHA
Search OSHA regulations online.
Recycle
City
Interactive web site encourages kids to learn more about conservation
and recycling through games and activities.
Superfund
Keep current on Superfund progress and obtain facts, figures, and history of
the program at this site.
Superfund
Sites Public Health Assessments and Health Consultations
Assessments of each of the sites on the EPA National Priorities List, by the
Agency for Toxic Substances and Disease Registry.
Water Resources of the United States
Conservation
International
Read about this organization's work in global
biodiversity conservation and learn about the major issues and
challenges to the world's ecosystems.
EnviroLink:
The Online Environmental Community
Comprehensive up-to-date environmental resources.
Global Warming: Facts and our Future
What's It Like
Where You Live?
Biomes around the world: rainforest, tundra, taiga, desert, temperate and
grasslands.
World
Biomes
Identifies and explores five main biome types (world regions or communities
identified by their flora and fauna and characterized by the
adaptations made by organisms to those environments).
Natural Hazards Research Websites
The
Tornado Project Online
Produced by a company which makes tornado information available to
meteorologists and emergency management officials, this site offers information
about recent and past tornadoes, answers to commonly asked questions, and the
truth about tornado myths.