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Worldwatch Institute

Worldwatch is a nonprofit public policy research organization dedicated to informing policymakers and the public about emerging global problems and trends and the complex links between the world economy and its environmental support systems.

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http://www.worldwatch.org
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1776 Massachusetts Ave. NW
Washington DC 20036
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United States
Main Telephone
202-452-1999
Joined OneWorld
03.06.2005

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03.06.2008 Leading manufacturers of compact fluorescent light bulbs have unveiled plans to reduce the amount of mercury in these energy-efficient lamps.
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28.05.2008 A global reduction in wasted food -- feasible if government, industry, and civil society work together -- would conserve vast amounts of water says a new international report amid growing concerns over food and water scarcity.
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