Nonprofit Directory / Central Valley
The Green Science Policy Institute
Our mission is to facilitate safer use of chemicals to protect human and ecological health.
Berkeley, CA 1% for the Planet
Trails near this work
Part of the land this organization helps protect. Explore them on the Trail Atlas.
- Los Trancos Trail
- Briones to Mt. Diablo Regional Trail
- Park Trail
- Dipsea Race route
- Ivan Dickson Trail
The record
- Headquarters
- Berkeley, CA
- Website
- greensciencepolicy.org
- Focus
- Waste Circular Economy
- Bioregion
- Central Valley, Northern California Coast, San Francisco Bay Area
- State
- California
Nearby organizations
- UC Berkeley Basic Needs Center1 miles away
- The Multicultural Institute1 miles away
- The Solutions Project5 miles away
- The Fund for People in Parks5 miles away
- WeTheChange8 miles away
- Valle Cochamo, Manso & Puelo (Conserva Pucheguín) Fund of Marin Community Foundation18 miles away
More organizations in the Central Valley
- 350 Bay AreaOakland, CA
- 510 Hikers incEmeryville, CA
- Achieve TahoeOlympic Valley, CA
- Acta Non Verba: Youth Urban Farm ProjectOakland, CA
- ActerraPalo Alto, CA
- Activate GlobalBerkeley, CA
- Agricultural Institute of MarinSan Rafael, CA
- Agriculture and Land-Based Training AssociationSalinas, CA
Others working on Waste Circular Economy
- .ausgestrahltHamburg
- 1 Déchet Par JourMarseille Bouche du Rhône
- 1 For The Planet IncBurlington, VT
- 1 Million WomenSydney
- 3 Rivers Wet Weather IncGlenshaw, PA
- 350 SacramentoSacramento, CA
Also in California
- 350 Bay AreaOakland, CA
- 350 SacramentoSacramento, CA
- 40 Acre Conservation LeagueSacramento, CA
- 501cthreeLos Angeles, CA
- 510 Hikers incEmeryville, CA
- Abundant Earth FoundationMckinleyville, CA
- Accountability CounselSan Francisco, CA
- Accounting For Sustainability Foundation Us IncEl Segundo, CA
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