Center For Environmental Accountability
The Center for Environmental Accountability (CEA) is a not-for-profit organization that educates Americans on the importance of transparency and accountability in environmental and energy policy. CEA's work is informed by its core principles, including a commitment to the rule of law, to a clean environment, and to a healthy human environment founded on a strong economy and vibrant communities in which people from all walks of life can flourish.
Hurst, TX Founded 2022 Revenue $331,885
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The record
- EIN
- 883139297
- Founded
- 2022
- Annual revenue
- $331,885
- Headquarters
- Hurst, TX
- Website
- www.environmentalaccountability.org
- Focus
- Education Advocacy
- State
- Texas
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