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Arkive.org
Pictures of and information on endangered species
The Earth
Observatory
Produced by NASA. this website has satellite images and planetary data.
Visitors to the site have the ability to generate animations that illustrate
planetary environmental changes over recent years.
Earth Science World
Produced by the American Geological Institute, the database offers
information on climate data from weather stations globally, in addition to
an enormous amount of informaiton about the geosciences.
The Encyclopedia of the
Atmospheric Environment
Written by the Atmosphere, Climate & environment Information Programme, the
encyclopedia offers information on a multitude of atmospheric issues; e.g.,
ozone depletion, acid rain, air quality, etc.
Envirolink
This excellent website offers resources on environmental information by
topic. It is a major networking hub for environmental organizations.
EPA Global Warming Site
This site is a one-stop source for general outreach material designed to
inform the public about global warming.
National
Environmental Publications Internet Site (nepis)
Search over 10,000 full text, EPA documents online. Documents that are not
available online can be ordered from the agency through NEPIS.
NatureServe
A self-proclaimed network connecting science with conservation. This
nonprofit organization provides scientific informaiton and tools necessary
to help guide effective conservation action.
NCSE's Congressional Research Reports Database
This database provides access to about 1400 CRS reports in environmental
topics.
The Paleomap Project
The goal of this project is to allow users to view climactic and geological
changes of the earth through the millennia. Users can also visually
experience the planet of the future.
PopPlanet
Up to date country specific informaiton on population, enrivonmental and
health issues. In this site one can view POPLINE, the population information
online database maintained by the Johns Hopkins School of Hygiene and Public
Health.
WildWorld
Produced by the World wildlife Fund, and National Geographic, users can
select from 200 diverse ecological regions and 867 land-based ecoregions and
get detailed information about the region and/or environmental difficulties
in that region.
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