GreenDares.com - A place to dare other people to go green. Full facebook interactivity!
Tian Harter says Good Luck! - An attractive and interesting maze in which is hidden many state of the art reads on such topics as the Climate Change issue and the computer privacy issue.
Peace and Ecology Party - The only Canadian Green Party that adheres to the Global Green Charter. We are grassroots to the point of having no leader for other than legal purposes, who is replaced every six months, and referred to as spokesperson.
Minnesotan for a politics of meaning - I am a green-leaning independent from Minneapolis. I cover mainly state issues - but also global environmental and nonviolence/antiwar news. I am particularly adamant in getting the extremist Republicans and complacent Democrats out of office.
takethepledge.com -
Take the Pledge maintains a website allowing interested parties to pledge their vote to the Green Party presidential candidate in the 2004 election. Through a unique system which allows users to choose the level at which their pledge takes effect.
Green Party of Mississippi - The official Website for the Green Party of Mississippi.
The Green Equestrian - An "outpost" for all equestrians seriously involved or interested in "green." An equestrian knowledge-base dedicated to environmental issues in the equine industry as well as to the maintenance and preservation of the cultural factor HORSE.
Green Internet Society - Web hosting and email services for Green groups and candidates.
New Green Alliance Electoral Information 2003 - This site provides information on the policies of Saskatchewan's Green Party, the New Green Alliance, as well as background info related to these policies. It is intended for use by members of the New Green Alliance as well as the general public.
ISwitched.Org - The mission of ISwitched.org is to transform the relationship between the Green Party and the rest of the progressive community by sharing our stories, as Green Party activists, of why we switched, & what we are doing today in our daily lives as activists
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