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New Jersey Public Interest Research Group (NJPIRG)
Non-profit, non-partisan watchdog group working on behalf of consumers, students, the environment, and government.
http://www.njpirg.org/
Company Name: Link ID: 5393  
Date: Mar 23, 2010  
Category: New Jersey > Science & Environment
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Non-profit, non-partisan watchdog group working on behalf of consumers, students, the environment, and government.
Marine Mammal Stranding Center
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