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From: The GreenDisk Journal <greendisk@igc.org>

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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE                        September 27, 1996 

   Sample Listings Posted at http://www.igc.org/greendisk     

Washington, DC - The editors of The Green Disk announced today
the release of the latest version of their very popular Guide to
Environmental Computing -- the most comprehensive guide to the
use of computers for environmental research and activism ever
published. The guide was recently featured in E and Mother Jones
magazines.
 
Version 1.2 of the guide contains over 1100 listings of World
Wide Web Sites, listservs, online databases, bulletin board
services, software, educational programs, CD-roms and datasets.
Also included are articles on green computing, listings of
service providers, books, conferences, workshops and much more.
The guide is international in scope and ranges from highly
technical and specialized listings to more general sources for
environmental learning and research.  

The guide contains listings gleaned from past issues of The Green
Disk -- a journal of contemporary environmental issues published
bimonthly on computer disk. In addition to past issues of the
Environmental Computing Digest (a listing of new resources
published in each issue of the journal), the guide contains files
describing computer resources specifically related to the issue
theme of past Green Disks: Sustainable Agriculture; Environmental
Building and Design; Biodiversity; Pesticides; The World Bank;
Population and Consumption; Decline of Global Fisheries;
Temperate Forest Conservation; Biotechnology; Endangered Species;
Ozone Layer Depletion; Environmental Justice; Nuclear Power.

o  The guide is published on disk only in Mac and IBM formats, so 
   it is keyword searchable and updated easily.

o  Environmental audit: the disk is a high quality recycled       
   computer disk; the detailed user's manual is 100% recycled     
   paper; if printed the guide would consume 1000 pages of paper.

o  Six months of updates for the guide plus a review issue of The 
   Green Disk Journal are included free.

Order online from our web site with VISA/MC, or print/download
this orderform. Fax or email if using VISA/MC, and mail by post
if paying by check (US bank only). The cost of the guide is US$20
plus $5 shipping and handling, USA or International. Submissions
to future editions of the guide are accepted at the web site. 

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