Military Toxics Project
Networking for Environmental Justice
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Privacy Policy (still under revision) The Military Toxics Project created this privacy policy to explain how we protect your privacy when you visit our web site. Questions regarding this privacy policy should be directed to mtp@miltoxproj.org How We Use Information The Military Toxics Project does not share, sell, loan or otherwise release any information you provide to us to anyone else. We use your personal information solely to communicate with you about military toxics and related issues. We allow you to define what kinds of communication you would like to receive or not receive from MTP (including phone calls, paper newsletters, email action alerts, and email discussion list posts). In rare instances, we may provide basic contact information (phone number or email address) to reporters who are looking for local reactions for their stories, but only if we believe that you would welcome such a contact. Links This web site contains many links to other sites as a resource for our visitors. We encourage you to read the privacy policies for these other sites. Any information you share with other sites is subject to their policies and is independent of MTP. Use of "Cookies"
Web Log Files and Internet Protocol Addresses Like most web sites, we use log files that collect information such as Internet protocol (IP) address, browser type, Internet service provider (ISP), referring/exit pages, platform type, date/time stamp, and page navigation. We collect this information to gather general demographic information and track general web site visitor movement, in order to learn how our visitors use the site and how we can improve it. IP addresses recorded in our log files are not linked to personally identifiable information. Complying with the Judicial or Legal System MTP makes every effort to preserve the privacy of visitors to this web site. However, we may need to disclose personal information when required by law if we have a good-faith belief that such disclosure is necessary to comply with a judicial proceeding, court order, or other legal process. Changes to this Policy If MTP decides to change this privacy policy, we will post the new policy here. |
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