This November the Region 6 P2 Roundtable will be meeting in New Mexico and discussing Tribal P2. The New Mexico Environment Department (NMED) Pollution Prevention Program understands the diverse needs of the 21 pueblos and tribes in their state. The program has worked with several tribes and pueblos to reduce their environmental impacts. They have resources to assist pueblos and tribes with environmental community surveys. Using the 7 Generations approach, pueblos and tribes can prioritize and determine environmental needs specific to their communities.

7 Generations [PDF] - Brochure Addressing Environmental Issues for Future Generations of Native Americans in New Mexico.

Other resources for pueblos and tribes:

http://www.tribalp2.org/

http://www.epa.gov/opptintr/tribal/index.html

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From the Region 6 Roundtable: Seventh Generation

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	The Mark Of Zero The Official Blog of the Zero Waste Network Previous Posts Other News Notes from the Staff Subscribe to Posts [Atom] Thursday, November 15, 2007 From the Region 6 Roundtable: Seventh Generation This November the Region 6 P2 Roundtable will be meeting in New Mexico and discussing Tribal P2. The New Mexico Environment Department (NMED) Pollution Prevention Program understands the diverse needs of the 21 pueblos and tribes in their state. The program has worked with several tribes and pueblos to reduce their environmental impacts. They have resources to assist pueblos and tribes with environmental community surveys. Using the 7 Generations approach, pueblos and tribes can prioritize and determine environmental needs specific to their communities. 7 Generations [PDF] - Brochure Addressing Environmental Issues for Future Generations of Native Americans in New Mexico. Other resources for pueblos and tribes: http://www.tribalp2.org/ http://www.epa.gov/opptintr/tribal/index.html posted by Zero Waste Network \| 9:03 AM 0 Comments: Post a Comment << Home

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