Links to other helpful websites
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There are some great websites out there that offer information and courses of action - sometimes
with as little as a click of the mouse. Though some of these links may include areas with
ideological orientations we have chosen each link based on it's contribution in addressing a common value or concern.
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 Government mismanagement
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whereisthemoney.org
Starts with a real time clock displaying how long it takes to lose a trillion dollars.
Scholarly research on public issues
| info and/or action
pirg.org
Comprehensive scholarly reports on a wide range of topics by public interest research groups,
national and by state. Also has all-state action campaigns on many important, well-docummented
issues.
Voting machines
| info and action
notablesoftware.com
Readable background on the science behind voting machines and vote tampering and general
vulnerability. Rebecca Mercuri is one of the leading experts to testify in academic and
governmental hearings. This website is the site for her consulting firm, but the section on
electronic voting is public interest information.
votewatch.us
Up to date news and action campaigns by state and locality.
blackboxvoting.org
Lead investigative research on rigged voting.
Sustainability
| info and action
ocha.net
This is a gift for anyone who has ever realized that sustainability is at the root of
environmental, economic, technological and political issues, and longed for hands-on knowledge
of how to achieve it. The sites include specifics such as how to produce your own alternative
fuels, solar refrigerators, local currencies etc. Minnesotans for Sustainability, mnforsustain.org, is
one of their great sites.
econogics.com
Extensive information of what home energy consumers can do in all aspects of conserving energy in
and around the house, yard and travel.
dsireusa.org
US Government's list and descriptions of all renewable energy funding programs. Includes ways to get
paid back for upgrading to renewable energy.
rmi.org
Rocky Mountain Institute. Research, inventions, books and papers on conservation and earth friendly
technology for business, industrial and consumer applications.
solari.com
Sustainable community development. Focuses on private enterprise solutions, with sophisticated, unique
plans and pilot projects. Run by Catherine Austin Fitts, former director of Dillon Reed, and former Asst.
Sec. of HUD. Her analysis of how the money works in society, locally and globally, is fundamental and
enlightening to fundamental solutions. See especially, "Solari and the Rule of Law".
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