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Useful
Links
Proposed
sections
1.
General Information
2. Organizations and Networks
3. Regional NGOs and Projects
4. Education, Research, Training
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LP
Gas and Sustainable Development - The Natural Partner in Sustainable
Development |
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ESI
Africa - The Power Journal of Africa |
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Roadmaps
to Energy Efficiency - This site, sponsored by Global Green
USA and Environment Now, provides a step-by-step guide to retrofitting
commercial properties to improve energy efficiency and reduce operating
costs. The site features three approaches, called RoadMaps: do it
yourself, hire an energy consultant firm, or work with an energy
service company. Each RoadMap is presented as a flowchart that outlines
the specific steps of the process and provides direct links to useful
information and resources. The site also includes case studies that
demonstrate the benefits that have been achieved in buildings throughout
the US.
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Norwegian
Web Site for National Strategies for Sustainable Development
- In due time before the World Summit on Sustainable Development in
September 2002, all participating countries are expected to present
a national strategy for sustainable development (NSSD). The recently
adopted Nordic strategy for sustainable development is likely to influence
the Norwegian final document, which is to be completed by April 2002.
Program for Research and Documentation for a Sustainable Society (ProSus)
contributes to the process in Norway, and provides links to regional
and national strategies for sustainable development and other internet
resources related to NSSD. |
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Standby
Power home page on the LBNL - The US DOE's Lawrence Berkeley
National Laboratory (LBNL) estimates that standby power may account
for 5 percent of the electricity used in U.S. homes, totaling more
than $4 billion per year in electricity costs. See the Web site at:
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Johannesburg
Summit 2002 -The official United Nations website for the ten-year
review of the United Nations Conference on environment and development. |
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UNED
Forum's Earth Summit 2002 Page - UNED Forum is changing its
name to ‘Stakeholder
Forum for Our Common Future’ with immediate effect. The new
name expresses the character and central purpose of this dynamic initiative
to support international civil society organisations concerned with
sustainable development. It includes organisations representing all
the major groups recognised by the UN including business, labour,
parliamentarians, local government, NGOs, indigenous peoples, women,
youth, farmers and scientists. |
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"Bonn
fires up Kyoto" an article in ITTO's TROPICAL FOREST UPDATE |
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