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Texas Environmental Center A non-profit organization that produces Web and CD-ROM-based environmental programs. TEXNAT - Texas Natural Resource Server Information database for natural resource management of Texas rangelands. Features research and extension publications, management tips, common range plants, special educational programs, and symposium proceedings. Texas Campaign for the Environment Dedicated to informing and mobilizing Texans to protect the quality of their lives, health and the environment. Texas Environmental Profiles Information activism resource for citizens, educators, journalists and policy makers to access information on the environment in Texas, statewide, and by county. ReportPollution.org Citizens pollution complaint action page. Includes search complaint database, and area to file a complaint with the Texas Environmental Agency. Texas Farmers Union Works to improve the quality of life for rural people through legislation, cooperation, and education. Provides information about insurance, community development, and charitable programs, with news and legislative updates. Texas State Soil and Water Conservation Board Offers technical assistance to the state's soil and water conservation districts. Includes staff contacts, calendar of events, employment, contact information, programs, and reports. Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS) Texas Office Works to conserve soil and water resources on private lands. Includes staff directory, references on Texas soil and water, details of programs, and education opportunities. Blackland Research and Extension Center Descriptions of programs in water quality, health data mapping, agronomy, and agricultural economics. Also includes staff directory and related links. TXU Home Energy Advisor Offers analysis for TXU customers home and energy usage. Provides plan with personalized recommendations to use in order to begin saving money on monthly electric bills. |
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