Nonprofit Directory / Blue Ridge Mountains
Upstream
Reuse systems lie at the nexus of plastic pollution, climate change and a just transition.
Durham, NC Founded 2017 1% for the Planet
Trails near this work
Part of the land this organization helps protect. Explore them on the Trail Atlas.
- Falls Lake Trail
- Long Leaf Trail
- Tailrace Trail
- Lakeside Trail South
- Border Trail
The record
- EIN
- 47-4968248
- Founded
- 2017
- Headquarters
- Durham, NC
- Website
- upstreamsolutions.org
- Focus
- Waste Circular Economy
- Bioregion
- Blue Ridge Mountains
- State
- North Carolina
Nearby organizations
- The Scrap Exchange Inc3 miles away
- Upstream Policy Institute Inc5 miles away
- Soil Health Institute12 miles away
- Werkin Outdoors16 miles away
- US Composting Council20 miles away
- Southern Conservation Partners Inc21 miles away
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- All We AreRaleigh, NC
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- Appalachian VoicesBoone, NC
- Asheville GreenWorksAsheville, NC
- B AcademicsDurham, NC
- B Local Asheville + WNCAsheville, NC
- Blue Ridge ConservancyBoone, NC
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- 1 Million WomenSydney
- 3 Rivers Wet Weather IncGlenshaw, PA
- 350 SacramentoSacramento, CA
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- 101 GardensCharlotte, NC
- Activate GoodRaleigh, NC
- Adopt-An-AngelWilmington, NC
- Airlie Gardens Foundation IncWilmington, NC
- Albemarle Resource Conservation And Development CouncilEdenton, NC
- All We AreRaleigh, NC
- Alliance For Cape Fear TreesWilmington, NC
- Alliance for Organic IntegrityHayesville, NC
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