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ISU Department of Earth & Environmental Systems - "... provides students with the opportunity to explore a wide range of environmental, earth, and human systems. Anthropologists, geographers, and geologists, investigate fundamental questions that relate directly to the mechanics of the Earth’s physical processes, the spatial organization of societies, the study of human diversity, and the interaction between people and their environment."
ISU Office of Sustainability (formerly ISU Institute for Community Sustainability) - "ICS seeks to improve the environment and increase quality of life in the Wabash Valley through education, collaborative projects, and research. ICS engages our community as a living laboratory to find economically viable sustainable solutions for local organizations and individuals."
Sierra Club - "Founded by legendary conservationist John Muir in 1892, the Sierra Club is now the nation's largest and most influential grassroots environmental organization -- with more than two million members and supporters." One of its chapters is in Indiana.
US Environmental Protection Agency - The EPA web site has links to resources on environmental issues, laws and regulations, vocational guidance and much more.
Electronic Books (eBooks) and print books are accessible through the library's online catalog.
If you know the citation of your article, you have two choices:
If you're searching by subject, the best way to retrieve articles is through a database which indexes the articles in the environmental science literature. ISU's library's three best databases for environmental issues are:
Here are a few other databases you may find useful:
Not finding anything? One nearly sure-fire way to get a lot of hits is to use:
More Detailed Database Info ENVI 460 students will find useful: