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From: Wolfgang.Bujatti@bmu.gv.at (Wolfgang Bujatti)
Newsgroups: sci.environment.waste,alt.wastewater,bionet.announce,sci.answers,alt.answers,news.answers
Subject: WASTE FAQ 06/11: Enviro Lists2
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Summary: FAQ of the WASTE Mailing Lists & of the Newsgroup SCI.ENVIRONMENT.WASTE: Enviro Mailing Lists (part2)
Keywords: environment, sustainible, ecology, waste, air, soil, water, sea, lists, groups
Organisation: Federal Ministry of Environment, Y. & F. of Austria & CEDAR (UNEP)
URL: http://www.cedar.univie.ac.at/waste/
X-Last-Updated: 1997/06/12
Originator: faqserv@penguin-lust.MIT.EDU
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Archive-name: sci/waste-faq/lists/enviro/part2
Posting-Frequency: monthly
Last-modified: 1997/06/12
Version: 1.1
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# WASTE,
# ENVIRONMENTAL AND
# SUSTAINABLE
# MAILING LISTS
# &
# NEWSGROUPS
#
# Enviro Lists
# Part 2
###############################################
HIERARCHY:
==========
Lists Index:
+++++++++
ABOUT
REQUEST FOR CHANGING, DELETING OR ADDING
QUICK SUMMARY OF CHANGES
TABLE OF CONTENTS
A. WASTE RELATED MAILING LISTS
Waste Lists part 1 & 2:
+++++++++++++++++
1. Waste related Mailing Lists
Enviro Lists part 1 & 2:
+++++++++++++++++
2. Environmental, Env. Engeneering & Env. Law Mailing Lists touching
wastes
Nature Science Lists part 1 & 2:
++++++++++++++++++++++++
3. Nature Science & Medicine Mailing Lists touching wastes & related
issues
Waste Newsgroups:
+++++++++++++++++
B. WASTE RELATED AND WASTE TOUCHING NEWSGROUPS & GATEWAYS
I. NEWSGROUPS
1. Waste related Newsgrops
2. Environmental, Env. Engeneering & Env. Law Newsgroups touching wastes
3. Nature Science & Medicine Newsgrops touching wastes and related
issues
II. GATEWAYS
1. Waste related Gateways
2. Environmental, Env. Engeneering and Env. Law Gateways touching wastes
3. Nature Science & Medicine Gateways touching wastes and related issues
2. Environmental, Env. Engeneering and Env. Law Lists touching wastes:
##################################################################
(continued from Enviro Lists1)
ELECTRONIC GREEN JOURNAL
========================
Contact: mailto:mikep@uidaho.edu (Mike Pollastro)
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Frequency in average per day: -
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Status: public list
ELECTRONIC GREEN JOURNAL (ISSN: 1076-7975) of the University of
Idaho Library, a professional refereed publication devoted to
disseminating information concerning sources on international
environmental topics including:
assessment, conservation, development, disposal, education, hazards,
pollution, resources, technology, and treatment.
Environmental issues frequently cross national borders; therefore,
our journal encourages the international sharing of environmental
expertise. The journal serves communities as an educational
environmental resource, and includes both practical and scholarly
articles, bibliographies, reviews, editorial comments, and
announcements. We are academically sponsored; however, our focus is
for the educated generalist as well as the specialist.
Other than issues of the journal and occasional informational
messages about the Electronic Green Journal or about the
list from the list owner, no other messages will be posted on this list.
Preferred access to the journal is on the Worldwide Web.
Point your browser to:
http://www.lib.uidaho.edu:70/docs/egj.html
The journal is also available by ftp:
anonymous ftp://www.lib.uidaho.edu/pub/egj
PLEASE NOTE: gif files (graphics) must be ftp-ed in BINARY mode
To subscribe
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and in the body of the message put
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To receive announcements and tables of contents of new issues
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and in the body of the message put
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Comments: -
Last updated: 01/01/97
EIA
===
Contact: mailto:bernhard.lorenz@cedar.univie.ac.at
Ranking: ****
Recipients: -
Frequency in average per day: -
Established: -
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Archived: on WWW
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Status: public list
The Environmental Impact Assessment Subscription List is a
moderated list for professionals in government, NGO,
academic and research institutions. Cross-disciplines
are welcomed to join and contribute to the discussions. EIA
sectors covered on the list may include:
* economics
* industry
* technology
* legislation
* environmental health
* site sourcing
* social and cultural considerations
The list will be archived and searchable/browsable WWW
http://www.cedar.univie.ac.at/archives/eia/
Additional documentation on EIA will be placed under the
Environmental Impact Assessment directory.
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List-adress: mailto:eia@cedar.univie.ac.at
Comments: High leval of postings.
Last updated: 01/01/97
INFOTERRA
=========
Contact: mailto:infotinf@unep.org or dkahn@nywork2.undp.org,
mailto:DBB@zeus.HSRC.ac.za (Moderator)
Ranking: **
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Status: public list
The Infoterra subscription list is a public list intended
for general communications on environmental topics, posing queries
to the Infoterra network and requesting information from UNEP. In
addition to posing queries, subscribers are encouraged to respond to
queries as well, since this list will ultimately be comprised of
both sources and users of environmental information on a global
basis.
You can subscribe to the list on the follwoing URL:
http://www.cedar.univie.ac.at/infoterra/
All postings at this group are saved in a database.
You can read them at the following URL:
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Comments: Emphasis on developing countries.
Last updated: 01/01/97
GREEN-TRAVEL
============
Contact: mailto:mendicott@igc.apc.org (Marcus L. Endicott)
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Status: public list
Purpose: A moderated internetwork electronic mailing list dedicated
to the sharing of information about culturally and environmentally
responsible, or sustainable, travel and tourism worldwide.
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Comments: -
Last updated: 01/01/97
INT-LAW
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INT-LAW Foreign and International Law Library.
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Last updated: 01/01/97
ENVLAWPROFS
=============
Contact: -
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Eniroronmental Law Professors discussion.
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Last updated: 15/05/97
OILGASLAW-L
===========
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Oil & gas law topics.
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Last updated: 15/05/97
ISO14000
=======
Contact: mailto:cet@rti.org (List Admin: Gene Tatsch),
mailto:help@quality.org (Domain Admin: Bill Casti)
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This list is designed for the discussion of the ISO 14000
certification guidelines for Environmental and related industries.
gopher://gopher.quality.org/
ftp://ftp.quality.org/pub/qc/
http://www.quality.org/qc/
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Last updated: 15/05/97
ISO9000-3
========
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mailto:help@quality.org (Domain Admin: Bill Casti)
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The special focus of this email discussion list is ISO 9000-3
(1991), Part 3: Guidelines for the application of ISO 9001 to
the development, supply and maintenance of software.
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Last updated: 15/05/97
QS-9000
======
Contact: mailto:pstein@measurement.com (Philip Stein) or
mailto:help@quality.org (Domain Admin: Bill Casti)
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QS-9000 is a series of mandatory quality system standards written by
a team from the 'big three', other car makers, and the truck
manufacturers.
It applies to all suppliers of PRODUCTION parts and materials to the
auto industry. Each car maker has its own requirements as to when
first-tier, second-tier, etc. suppliers will be required to conform.
QS-9000 is a superset of ISO 9001. All ISO requirements are
included, plus much, much more, so they will represent a lot
of work for companies that are not already well along the ISO road..
QS is prescriptive to a large degree.
There are seven QS-9000 documents and all of them must be
referenced in order to gain a complete understanding of what is
required.
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Last updated: 15/05/97
QUALITY
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TQM in Manufacturing and Service Industries Discussion List.
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TQM-D
=====
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This is an unedited and unmoderated list for those interested in TQM
in Manufacturing and Service Industries, but who are dissatisfied with
the similar, moderated list which comes out of pucc.princeton.edu.
gopher://gopher.quality.org/
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Last updated: 15/05/97
QUEST
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mailto:QUESTMOD@UWSTOUT.EDU or
mailto:JENNEJOHN@UWSTOUT.EDU (Nancy Jennejohn),
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Quality, Environment, Safety in Management:
The emerging national and international requirement to combine
quality, environment, and safety structures and systems assessments
is creating the need for the development of a uniform and integrated
management discipline. The purpose of this discussion is to define
and develop a management system which integrates these three
disciplines into an effective operational management system.
Discussion will include the interrelation of support and
responsibility; the identification of benefits, resources, and
assessment objectives.
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Last updated: 15/05/97
ENVIRONEWS
==========
Contact: mailto:ens@envirolink.org or call 1-800-632-9528
Ranking: ****
Recipients: ENS is accessed by more than 6.6 million readers
per month.
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Status: public list
The Environment News Service (ENS), a moderated list,
is the first and only newswire service dedicated to late
breaking environmental news. ENS has been
publishing on the internet since 1989. ENS stories cover
important environmental developments, often months
before other news services. ENS is received by more
than 6.6 million readers on-line.
ENS is available on the World Wide Web at
http://www.envirolink.org/environews. For your
convenience, ENS can be sent directly to you via email:
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If you or your organization produce news or information please
forward that information to the editorial desk at
mailto:newsdesk@envirolink.org
Comments: -
Last updated: 09/05/97
E-WIRE
======
Contact: toll-free 1-800-832-5522
Ranking: *
Recipients: 10,000 EnviroLink subscribers and reached by
600 environmental reporters, broadcasters, editors etc.
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Status: public list
E-Wire is our press release distribution service and carries
information from hundreds of companies, citizens' organizations,
universities and individuals.
E-Wire is "The Best Media Distribution On Earth" and is affiliated
with PRNewswire, the largest wire service in the world. E-Wire is
received by thousands of environmental publishers, broadcasters
and editors at major networks, trade publications, research
institutions and environmental information providing outlets.
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Last updated: 09/05/97
ECB (ENVIRONMENTAL COOPERATION BULLETIN)
=======================================
Contact: lun@glasnet.ru (?)
Maintainer: Center for Communications, Health and the Environment
(CECHE)
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The purpose of this Bulletin is to provide a regular update of the
environmental activities occurring in the New Independent States and
East Europe for environmentalists working in international
organizations, governments, non-governmental organizations,
academia, scientific and research institutes, and the commercial sector.
It is a compilation of information from many sources: news media,
interviews with project managers, and monthly publications such as
Procurement Opportunities, published by the European Bank for
Reconstruction and Development, and the Monthly Operational Summary,
published by the World Bank. ECB includes:
1. Calendar - Upcoming Events, Meetings and Activities
2. News Briefs - Environmental Projects by Country
3. Information Resources
To subscribe, send email to
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Last edited: 03/06/97
LIVESTOCK CONFERENCE
=====================
Contact: mailto:Bhart@undp.org (Bob Hart) or
mailto:V.Mares-ETH@cgnet.com (Victor Mares)
Ranking: NR
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Established: 11/10/94
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Status: for members of virtual conference
Since most stakeholders who are concerned about these issues do not
have access to electronic mail, we are setting up a consultative
process that will also include face-to-face local interviews and
national roundtable discussions in 15-20 countries in Asia, Africa,
and Latin America where short-term demand for livestock products is
in conflict with longer-term concern for environmental degradation,
such as deforestation, loss of biodiversity, land degradation,
nutrient depletion, pollution from excessive nutrients, etc.
The electronic conference will begin with an overview of the issues
related to livestock and environment interactions and the types of
environmental degradation that can be associated with: (a) grazing
systems, (b) mixed crop/livestock systems, and (c) industrial
(land-detached) livestock systems. Conferees will then have the
option of dividing into groups organized by types of system to
discuss and identify possible future policy and technology options
and research and development strategies. Throughout the 12 week
conference, the emphasis will be on sharing experiences and
discussing issues of common interests that could lead to future
cooperation among institutions with different perspectives but a
common concern for human welfare and the design of policies and
technologies that provide people with both environmental services
(such as clean water and air, biodiversity, etc.) and important
livestock products and services (such as meat, dairy products,
manure, animal traction, and recycling wastes, etc.).
To subscribe
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Comment: You may follow the postings and discussions of this
conference. So far there are only introductions.
Last updated: 01/01/97
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