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EPA Launches Online Tools to Celebrate Earth Day

Earth Day is April 22nd every year and, this time around, the US EPA will be celebrating it as part of Earth Month.  To begin Earth Month, EPA launched several online tools to help educate Americans about how to protect their health and environment.  One feature includes a video project on their YouTube channel for anyone (over age 13) to upload a video with the hopes of teaching and inspiring everyone to protect the environment.  You can find these great tools, and more, on the Earth Day web site.

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April 2nd, 2009

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Business.gov - Social Networking for Small Business

A new social networking Web site designed for small-business owners is now on the Small Business Administration’s Business.gov site, agency officials announced today.

Business.gov Community was launched about a month ago and has nearly 900 registered users, said Nancy Sternberg, the program manager of SBA’s Business Gateway, the agency’s organization that runs the site.

Registered users on the community site are able to post and respond to questions and dialogues, Sternberg said.

Read more at Federal Computer Week.

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March 19th, 2009

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Government Gadget Gallery

USA.gov has put together the Government Gadget Gallery, a collection of gadgets (or widgets) from around the federal government, to embed into your blog, homepage, email and more.

The gallery went live in December with a small number of gadgets.  The categories currently available are:

What gadgets would you like to see added to the gallery?govgabwidget
View the complete list here and check back often for  updates.

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January 26th, 2009

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