Resources & Links - Sustainability Toolkit
Publications, organizations, and websites that are useful resources on sustainability.
Publications, organizations, and websites that are useful resources on sustainability. If you have an idea for an additional resource, please email ask-us@sightline.org.
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Sustainable Northwest
Sustainable Northwest concentrates on community-based initiatives that restore ecological health, promote economic opportunities, develop solutions for sustainable natural resource use, and promote public policy and institutional reforms. http://www.sustainablenorthwest.org
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Organization
Sustainable Seattle
Sustainable Seattle advances an integrated vision of urban sustainability by measuring progress, building diverse coalitions, and undertaking key initiatives. http://www.sustainableseattle.org
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The Natural Step
An international advisory and research organization, The Natural Step works with some of the largest resource users on the planet to create solutions, models and tools designed to accelerate global sustainability. http://www.naturalstep.org
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Organization
Washington State Department of Ecology: Toward a Sustainable Washington
The mission of the Ecology Sustainability Team is to guide the activities of the agency towards results that will achieve the agency's goal of "Sustainable Communities and Natural Resources." http://www.ecy.wa.gov/sustainability
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Worldwatch Institute
Worldwatch researches the underlying trends, causes of, and practical solutions to the world's problems, in order to inspire people to demand new policies, investment patterns and lifestyle choices. http://www.worldwatch.org
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Oregon Natural Step Network
A membership organization that supports Oregon business, governmental, and educational organizations interested in using The Natural Step (TNS) framework for sustainability. http://www.ortns.org/
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Periodical
EcoIQ Magazine
EcoIQ Magazine is an online journal which includes features, opinion, news and events, resources, and reviews of interest to those working on sustainability issues. http://www.ecoiq.com/magazine
EcoIQ.com;
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Periodical
green@work magazine
green@work is the guide to the business world's growing embrace of sustainability. It covers corporate responsibility from a positive point of view, relating best practices and demonstrating the growing business case for green strategies. http://www.greenatworkmag.com
Green at Work, Inc.;
6 / yr.
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Periodical
Sustainable Industries Journal
Economic Gain Through Environmental Innovation
Sustainable Industries Journal is the West Coast's monthly business news for green building, energy, recycled markets and sustainable agriculture. http://www.sijournal.com
Celilo Group;
12 / yr.
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Periodical
YES! Magazine
A Journal of Positive Futures
YES! focuses on the possibilities and practical steps that can lead us all to a more positive future. It has book reviews, practical advice for living more sustainably, special features, columns, and short "indicators." http://www.yesmagazine.org
Positive Futures Network;
4 / yr.
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Report
A Sustainable Oregon for the 21st Century
State Agency Guidance for Implementing Governor Kulongoski's Executive Order 03-03
This Guidance is designed to help state agencies put the concepts of sustainability into practice, ensuring sound stewardship of our human, economic and natural resources for today and tomorrow.
Oregon Sustainability Board;
2003;
Oregon Sustainability Board;
31 pp.
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Report
Just Plain Good Business
The Economic and Environmental Benefits of Sustainability as Exemplified by One Hundred Sixty Case Examples
This report describes how over 160 companies and organizations have adopted practices and programs that generated savings of over $55 million annually while dramatically reducing their environment impacts.
Bob Doppelt and Lisa Watson, Center for Watershed and Community Health;
2000;
Resource Innovations;
112 pp.
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Report
Social Capital & Sustainability
A qualititative study of community leaders in the conservation economy
The purpose of this study is to create a grounded theoretical model of social capital that is based on qualitative data from community leaders in sustainability.
Max Nielsen-Pincus;
2002;
ConservationEconomy.net;
128 pp.
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Report
Status, Trends, and Needs of Selected Businesses Applying Sustainability Practices in Oregon
This document summarizes the findings of an exploratory research project on the economic impacts of a selected group of private businesses and non-profit organizations that are applying sustainable development practices in the state of Oregon.
Resource Innovation Group, Institute for a Sustainable Environment, University of Oregon;
2005;
State of Oregon Sustainability Board;
89 pp.
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Report
Steps to Sustainability
Five things your city can do to reduce its ecological footprint
This paper provides a launch pad for thinking about how local governments in California and elsewhere can reduce their footprints through relatively simple actions.
Frank Gallivan, Sophie Mintier, and Dahlia Chazan;
2005;
Redefining Progress;
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