Resources 'United States'
Chinese is the third most widely-spoken language in the United States, after English and Spanish. The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency has launched a new consolidated Chinese-language Web site as…
Presentation by Dr. Jerry Mechling of Harvard University to the Second Facilitation Meeting on Implementing WSIS Outcomes Related to Action Lines C1, C7e-Gov, and C11, held in Geneva, Switzerland, on…
In the article, published in a journal of religion and science Zygon, the author encourages religious communities to be actively involved in the ethical issues of the genetic engineering process and…
This article compares efforts to promote citizen participation in environmental policy in the Russian Federation and the United States. With links to environmental information websites.
The Integrity in Science Project seeks to raise awareness about the role that corporate funding and other corporate interests play in scientific research, oversight, and publication. It encourages…
This Web-based rights advisory and management service helps corporations promote collaboration and the free flow of published information while respecting copyright. Rightsphere makes information…
RSS is a family of web feed formats used for web syndication. These RSS feeds provide a way for users to passively receive newly released content, such as text, web pages, sound files or other media…
This website is devoted to the growing body of empirical as well as theoretical work on public participation and public management of natural resources. With links to the U.S. National Research…
The Department’s Citizen Engagement Plan identifies advisory groups as one of seven key groups of stakeholders that it must engage in order to make informed decisions on preserving and protecting…
This public participation plan was developed as part of the Study of Public Participation in Environmental Assessment and Decision Making and was released in advance of a Workshop and Third meeting…
