Get a list of bad bills and special interest legislation from the League of Conservation Voters, the League of Women Voters, the Sierra Club, Audubon, the Wilderness Society and the other national groups with a presence in your state. Most likely they will know what will be coming up for a vote. Find out how a bill works its way through the legislature and where bad bills are in the process. Learn how your representative intends to vote on pending bills and publicize this information.

Make a list of all city, county, state, and federal officials and agency staff who have responsibility for the environment: DEQ, Army Corps of Engineers, city, county and state planning and land-use departments, State and Federal Fish and Wildlife agencies. Include a one or two sentence description of the responsibilities of each, along with a contact name, title, address, fax, phone, and E-mail. Call it the Citizens' Action List. Then when citizens want to inquire about a potential problem, they will have a way to do it. No matter what issues arise, there will be a guide in hand that shows people exactly where to inquire, who is responsible, and who to contact.

Corporate Watch Homepage http://www.corpwatch.org FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE September 23, 1999 Groups Expose More United Nations Affiliations with Corporate Predators FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE September 23, 1999 Groups Expose More United Nations Affiliations with Corporate Predators

One of the quotes from this large site
"The doctor of the future will give no medicine, but will interest his patients in the care of the human frame, in diet, and in the cause and prevention of disease."
Thomas Edison

The Gateway To Health http://home.sol.no/~dusan/index.html A intresting page on this site is "Ecology and health" http://home.sol.no/~dusan/ecology.html

Enviromental Working Group
choose your foods you are usually buying , and you will get the list of pesticides that you are eating, and what kind of health problems those pesticides are connected to.

http://www.foodnews.org/supermarket.html

Superior Wilderness Action Network (SWAN)
" The IUCN-World Conservation Union reported (10/96) that 1/4 of the world's species of mammals are threatened with extinction and about half of those may be gone in as little as a decade. They also reported (4/98) that up to 29% of the known plant species in the U.S. and at least one out of every eight known plant species worldwide is now threatened with extinction or nearly extinct. The main factor threatening species survival is fragmentation and degradation of habitat by humans. "

http://www.superiorwild.org/