I apologize for this personal message, but the mailer can't deliver my message to Robin. Robin, here's the address: (Faith, too!) Walnut Acres Penns Creek, PA 17862 800/344 9025. >From [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sun Nov 6 12:03:02 MST 1994 Date: Sun Nov 6 14:16:18 1994 From: Josh Knauer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Resource: EnviroLink Network Howdy folks! I just found this list and am really psyched to see all of the information on it! I wanted to let everyone know that we are going to be archiving it on all of the internet services that the EnviroLink Network provides. The EnviroLink Network is the world's largest environmental computer network, with over 550,000 users in 98 countries. Our goal is to promote environmental communication and action. We offer many different services, all of which are COMPLETELY FREE to the user. Some of these include: the EnviroFreenet, EnviroGopher, EnviroWeb, and the EnviroNews Service. If you are interested in finding out more information, please send e-mail to: [EMAIL PROTECTED] and you will automatically receive an on-line brochure about all of our services, and how to access them. We really look forward to your participation! If you know of any organizations or individuals who would be interested in getting their info on-line, PLEASE let us know! (once again, everything we do is free to the user, when you send mail to [EMAIL PROTECTED] you will also find out more about our funding, which has been developed on a model of sustainability) In the spirit of the earth, Josh Knauer Director, The EnviroLink Network Web: http://envirolink.org/ Phone: (412) 268-7187 If you don't believe the earth is in crisis, ask yourself this: would you let your child drink from the river that is closest to you now? --- Josh Knauer Director, The EnviroLink Network Web: http://envirolink.org/ Phone: (412) 268-7187 If you don't believe the earth is in crisis, ask yourself this: would you let your child drink from the river that is closest to you now?
