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Selected New Jersey Government Servers
New Jersey: Non-Profit Sector
Campus Ecology Movement
Regional/National Resources
Software
Selected New Jersey Government Sites
New Jersey: Non-Profit Sector
Campus Sustainability Movement
Regional/National Resources
Software
  • www.energy.ca.gov/places
    Public-domain software to calculate energy use and transportation effects in land use, planning, and building construction. Download the 1997 publication "The Energy Yardstick: Using PLACE3S to Create More Sustainable Communities" (PLAC3S = planning for community energy, economic and enviornmental sustainability)
  • www.americanforests.org
    Download citygreen software on using trees in urban settings.
  • www.airhead.org
    An educational site, orented to the connection between air quality and urban design and lifestyle choices. Interactive calculator of air pollution impact.
  • www.ICLEI.org/games/comcal.htm
    Interative Calculator, raising the consciousness regarding commuting.
  • www.I4SD.org
    A Flordia-based sustainable development tool.
  • www.urbansim.org
    Software-based simulation model for integrated planning and analysis of urban development, incorporating the interactions between land use, transportation, and public policy.
  • www.transims.TSASA.LANL.gov
    Transportation simulator, but not a free download.
  • www.rst2.edu/ties
    Dr. Angela Cristini's webquests

Fact Sheets / Papers / Reports
Other Electronic Newsletters
  • EESI's Climate Change News
    Published weekly, this news update recounts the top climate change-related stories of the week and includes a list of upcoming climate-oriented events.
  • EESI's BCO (Bioenergy, Climate Protection, Oil Reduction) Newsletter
    - Published bimonthly, this newsletter provides an open forum for discussion of bioenergy, climate change, and oil reduction issues. Articles aim to provide the most current information about biofuels, bioenergy and biobased products while building consensus regarding the potential benefits of biofuels, particularly the expanded opportunities provided by cellulosic ethanol.

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