Environmental Groups We Fund
We are proud to support the following organizations with 100% of our profits.

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Earth Tones is the only wireless service, long distance service or internet service provider to donate 100% of its profits to grassroots environmental organizations.

By choosing Earth Tones Wireless, Long Distance or Internet Access, you support groups that are making a difference every day:

• Environment America: Environment America is a federation of state-based, citizen-funded environmental advocacy organizations. Whose professional staff in 23 states and Washington, D.C., combines independent research, practical ideas and tough-minded advocacy to overcome the opposition of powerful special interests and win real results for the environment. Environment America, the new home of U.S. PIRG's environmental work, draws on 30 years of success in tackling environmental problems.
   

• National Environmental Law Center: NELC takes illegal polluters to court and develops new policy solutions to protect the environment. Since its inception, NELC attorneys have won over 80 civil and criminal cases, forcing polluters to pay to clean up their environmental damages. For example, NELC filed a Clean Water Act suit against Dow Chemical Company for unlawful discharges of phosphorus and pesticides. This resulted in the federal court ordering Dow to pay $1 million in fines and to make extensive changes to its wastewater treatment system.

• The Green Life: For nearly 15 years The Green Life has supported individuals who choose to live green as a service to themselves, their communities and their environment. Through their e-newsletters and other tools, they keep concerned people updated on what's happening throughout the wider world of green living.

• Campaign to Save the Environment: The Campaign operates over 60 citizen outreach field offices each summer, placing more than 4,000 college students in grassroots campaign jobs nationwide. Students and citizens working for the Campaign talk to hundreds of thousands of people a year about important work being done by the Sierra Club, Greenpeace, the Southern Utah Wilderness Alliance and other grassroots organizations.

• Toxics Action Center: TAC assists neighborhood groups fighting toxic hazards in their communities. Since 1987, TAC has helped more than 200 groups in their campaigns to clean up toxic waste sites, reduce industrial use of toxic chemicals, and stop the building of unsafe industrial waste facilities.

• ecopledge.com: Connecting thousands of green consumers on-line, ecopledge.com organizes the power of consumers and investors to encourage corporations to make changes in their damaging environmental policies. For example, ecopledge.com was a key player in a coalition that recently convinced Staples to stop using wood from endangered forests in their products and to set a minimum recycled content for all of their paper products.

• Recycling Action Campaign: Recycling Action works with Massachusetts residents to pressure corporations, state government, and municipal governments to develop and implement policies to reduce waste and increase recycling. Recycling Action provides background information on effective policies, organizing assistance and a network of activists and experts to assist residents in local campaigns.

• Free the Planet!: The mission of Free the Planet! is to build support for environmental protections while empowering students – as the next generation of leaders – to revitalize the core of the environmental movement. Free the Planet! works on hundreds of college campuses across the country teaching students how to run effective environmental campaigns on their colleges and in their communities.