The Toxics Watch Society of Alberta is an independent, non-profit, non-governmental organization focusing on environmental and public health issues related to toxic substances and pollution. Through a blend of advocacy and community projects, Toxics Watch

Mission: promote clean energy alternatives mitigate global warming raise public awareness about the liabilities of coal-fired power plants

... Our dependence on cheap non-renewable fossil fuel energy has produced climate

The key objective of the African Energy Policy Research Network (AFREPREN/FWD) is to strengthen local research capacity and to harness it in the service of energy policy making and planning . Initiated in 1987, AFREPREN/FWD is a collective regional respons

ArcticGems.org is designed to educate visitors about America’s endangered Arctic region, with a focus on the lesser-known Western Arctic region. The 23-million acre Western Arctic, inappropriately named the National Petroleum Reserve-Alaska (NPR-A), is the

Alaskans for Responsible Mining (ARM) is a voluntary association of non-governmental organizations working together to raise public awareness of the impacts of the mining industry to Alaska's watersheds, wildlife, fisheries, communities and public health a

Caspian Nature's seeks to put an end to oil drilling in the Caspian Sea in order to protect the diverse flora and fauna of the sea and its watershed. The group advocates new legislation for environmental protection in the area, and uses the media and publi

Implements projects aimed at soil preservation, including improved irrigation systems. Undertakes the management of endangered native forests and the preservation of the habitats of migratory birds. Endeavours to inform local communities on the growing det

A vehicle for the environmental, human rights and indigenous rights movements to carry out focused campaigns against abusive extractive resource activity. Seeks to systematically deal with the problems created by the mining and oil industries by exposing e

The U`wa Defense Projet provides legal, community development, advocacy and research support to the indigenous U`wa people in Columbia as they work to defend their life, land and cultural autonomy, particularly in defense of the lethal effects of petroleum