Women in Agriculture: Bioregionalism:: Transcript from the program with Doctor Daniell Worth, a Professor of environmental science, and Gloria Pelesa from the Department of Energy.
Comparison of Differentially Corrected GPS Sources for Support of Site-Specific Management in Agriculture:: The Agricultural Research Center, Hays conducted a comparison of three DGPS correction sources in both static and dynamic modes. Photos and results are published in a K-State Special Publication. [PDF]
Women Helping Other Women, Inc.:: A non-profit group that makes and sells cakes including berries and nuts, chocolate and berries, and sampler packs of all 4 flavors.
How Catalytic Converters Work:: How Stuff Works shows how catalytic converter is one of the most important parts of a car's emission control system, but it is incredibly simple.
Health, Environment and Work:: Complementary site to University of Edinburgh site. This site provides many academically based educational resources (also available as FAQs), a search facility, as well as links relating to occupational and environmental health and medicine.
UN System's Work on Climate Change:: Official UN gateway provides news, partners, publications, calendar, Copenhagen field notes and information on the science, themes and negotiations. Includes how to take action and special section for youth.
Sustainable Sources:: Solutions-based environmental web site; sustainable building, indiginous materials. In English and Spanish.
Environment Sources:: Experts and information about environment. The website provides news, and articles on Environmental Issues.
U.S. Carbon Dioxide Emissions From Energy Sources 2006 Flash Estimate:: Energy Information Administration (EIA) slide show highlighting U.S. energy-related carbon dioxide emissions data.
American Agri Women (AAW):: National coalition works on areas of interest, such as governmental economic policy and environmental issues. Page lists the mission statement, affiliate organizations, meetings, committee chairpersons and executive officers.