The rapid pace of introducing new technology that might help our troubled environment is making it difficult even for trained environmental specialists, much less the concerned citizen, to make sound decisions.

On a daily basis, newspapers and magazines are filled with reports about increased air, water, and land pollution, the hole in the ozone layer, deforestation of the Amazon rain forests, acid rain, and toxic dump sites. The rapidly growing popularity of bottled drinking water is testament to public confidence in water quality. It is not hard to predict that our attention will continue to focus on finding solutions to our current and future environmental problems.

Our goal is to provide you with new and emerging environmental solutions. We have listed, what we feel, is the "best of the web" in new and emerging environmental solutions.

Environmental Links U.S. Geological Survey Environmental Issues Earthquake Hazards Program U.S. Environmental Protection Agency The Environment Directory United Nations Environment Programme MSNBC - Environment Earth Justice EcoEarth.Info The Jane Goodall Institute	National Resources Defense Council Water Environment Federation Energy Information Administration Environmental News Network E/The Environmental Magazine Exploring The Environment National Council for Science and the Environment Seacology Space Environment Center Information Center for the Environment
Environmental Links for Students EPA Environmental Kids Club Great Lakes Kids Natural Resources Defense Council - Kids' Links