Free Burma

In Solidarity with the Burmese Struggle for Freedom and Democracy

We help organize and empower those who are working for a free and democratic Burma. (home) Many of these organizations are based in Thailand, because of the high number of refugees who have fled Burma (Myanmar). Burma has been ruled by a military dictatorship since 1962.  Under the mismanagement and corruption of the military dictatorship, Burma, once the ri ...learn more

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Center for Environmental Law and Policy
(a.k.a.: CELP)

( Non Governmental Organization )

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Activities: Educational, Research
 
Type: Non Governmental Organization
 
Scope: national
 
Website: www.celp.org
 
Main Email: info [at] celp.org
 
Contact Name: Shirley Nixon
 
Contact Email: snixon [at] celp.org
 
Phone: 206-223-8454
 
Fax: 206-223-8464
 
Headquarters: 2400 N 45th Street
Suite 101
Seattle, Washington 98103-6973
United States
 
Local Time: Wed Nov 25 02:58:42
 

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Water is vital to life, but clean, sustainable water supplies are increasingly in peril. CELP is Washington’s “water watchdog” for sustainable water management. CELP represents the public interest in decisions that affect water resources, and takes action through government oversight, research, education, and litigation to leave a legacy of clean, flowing water in Washington’s rivers and streams for use and enjoyment by all.



CELP was founded in 1993 to serve as a voice for the public interest in management and preservation of water resources in Washington State. We are the only “water watchdog” advocacy group dedicated solely to protecting Washington’s rivers and streams.

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