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Provides research and education in atmospheric and sustainability issues to encourage responsible development.
Two national associations representing air pollution control agencies in the 54 states and territories and over 150 major metropolitan areas across the United States.
Non-profit association that promotes awareness, education, and certification in the field of indoor air quality through sharing, learning and networking.
Educates the public and policymakers about the value of the Clean Air Act, promotes effective enforcement of the Act through grassroots education, and defends the Act from attack by special interest polluters.
Provider of technical support to those involved in the research and development of ventilation technology.
Joint program of the federal and provincial governments to monitor and assess the ambient air quality in Canadian urban centers.
Promotes the exchange of information, serves as a forum to discuss western regional air quality issues of common concern, and shares resources for the common benefit of the member states.
Established to identify air quality problems and respond to concerns in the zone through air quality monitoring, quality control and quality assurance, data management, and information reporting.
Seeks to promote and implement innovative solutions to major environmental and energy problems which balance both environmental and economic interest.
A nongovernmental, nonprofit organization formed to promote clean air and the protection of the environment.
National program for the encouragement and financing of climate research in the Netherlands.
Uses law, science and the support of its members to protect the planet's wildlife and wild places and to ensure a safe and healthy environment for all living things.
Organization that opposes sugar smoke caused by The Hawaiian Commercial and Sugar Company when it burns sugar cane to remove the leaves from the stalk.
An interstate association of air quality control divisions in the Northeast states. The eight member states are comprised of the six New England States, New York, and New Jersey. NESCAUM's purpose is to exchange technical information, and to pro.
Aims to improve air quality through education and collective action.
Voluntary health organization that fights lung disease in all its forms, with special emphasis on asthma, tobacco control and environmental health.
Seeks to inform and educate individuals, businesses and organizations of the actions they can take to reduce ground-level ozone pollution.
Group formed to mitigate the public health impacts of air pollution in Cairo, especially those related to suspended particulates and lead.
Helps develop solutions to reduce the ozone problem shared by all of the Northeastern and Mid-Atlantic states.
Non-profit group who collectively offer information, solutions and strategies to address indoor air quality and related environmental issues.
Nonprofit, nonpartisan professional organization that provides training, information, and networking opportunities to environmental professionals in 65 countries. Site provides information related to air pollution, hazardous waste, management, .
Group that conducts research on climate changes in Bavaria and their effects on microorganisms, plants, animals and man.
Non-profit, nonpartisan organization that provides public education and information about air quality progress.
An association of thirty-five local air quality agencies throughout California. In existence since 1975, the association is dedicated to protecting the public health and providing clean air for all California residents and visitors to breathe.
Agency that assesses the long-range transport of ozone and ozone precursors. Formerly the EPA's Ozone Transport Assessment Group (OTAG).
Provides information on air quality forecasts for Sacramento, California, and related information.
Incorporated entity responsible for strategic management of air quality in Alberta.
Provides Parties, representatives of observer organisations and others with a one-stop source of news, data, information and documents.
Educates local governments about indoor air quality issues and prepares local officials to make policy decisions in areas such as public health and building construction, operation and maintenance.
Coalition of nonprofit environmental groups based in New England, addressing water, air and natural resource issues.
Coalition of organizations calling for new air pollution limits for the electricity sector to reduce emissions from coal-fired power plants and facilitate a move to cleaner choices for electricity generation, such as natural gas and renewables.
International network of environmental groups which campaign on the most urgent ecological and social issues of the day.
Group that seeks to educate the public and policy makers about the causes and consequences of climate change.
Nonprofit multi-disciplined organization dedicated to promoting the exchange of indoor environmental information through education and research for the safety and well being of the general public.
Study of emissions of air pollutants in Europe, initiated by the European Environment Agency Task Force.
Nonprofit organization providing public education about the health hazards of exposure to wood smoke.
Coalition of regional businesses, transportation organizations, health advocacy groups and local governments committed to improving air quality through voluntary actions.
Public-private partnership formed to increase awareness, provide information and develop programs to reduce air pollution.
A non-profit association of state and local air pollution control agencies. The association was organized in 1990 by mid-Atlantic governors, mayors, and county commissioners to promote cooperation and coordination among their air quality agencie.
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