Environmental Management
General Sources

• Advanced Technology Environmental Education Library -- a juried collection of web resources.  Look on left menu.
• Bailey's eco-regions--a description of the eco-regions of the Uinted States (courtesy of the U.S. Forest Service.)
• Chemical Industry Archives -- full-text of documents obtained from the chemical industry through lawsuits and Freedom of Information Act requests about the chemical industry's efforts to control information about risks to human health and the environment caused by exposure to toxic chemicals.
• Consumer Recycling Guide-- Tips on how to make it easy. How to deal with easy recyclables, hard-to-dispose of recyclables, price guide to recyclables, tips on how to reduce your junk mail, etc.
• E-the Environmental Magazine
• Environmental Careers World--a jobs listing service
• Environmental Justice-- Information, cases and reports on environmental justice from Clark-Atlanta University.
• Environmental Resources Management--includes an environmental library, articles, papers, breaking news, regulatory updates, links to industry-specific environmental profiles.
• Environmental Resources on the Net -- scroll down, from Southampton University.
• Environmental Working Group -- "The mission of the Environmental Working Group (EWG) is to use the power of public information to protect public health and the environment."
• EPA's Climate Change Page
• EPA Regulated Facilities -- type in a zip code and get a list of EPA regulated facilities in that area with specific information about each one.
• Global Change Master Directory -- from the Goddard Space Flight Center.
• Green Car Congress -- "dedicated to bringing news and analysis of the energy choices, technologies, products, issues and policies related to sustainable mobility to that broad audience."
• Guided Tour on Wind Energy -- comprehensive information on wind energy, including history, economics, research & development, designing wind turbines, etc.
• International Energy Outlook  -- this report details international energy projections through 2025.
• Religion and Spirituality Organizations concerning the Environment
• George Perkins Marsh -- information on the noted naturalist who wrote the seminal book "Man and Nature" (1864).
• Center for Sustainable Systems for Higher Education -- a resource for campuses wishing to be part of the solution rather than part of the problem.
• Noise Pollution Clearinghouse -- includes research on the health and learning effects of noise, and federal and state laws governing it.
• Science and Technology Policy--Yahoo's guide to sites.
• Species Survival Commission
• Sustainable Agriculture Research and Education -- "national project database features several different kinds of project reports. For multi-year grants, one or more annual reports are submitted, followed by a final report. One-year projects and farmer/rancher projects have only a final report. "
• Sustainable Development/Economics--a set of bibliographies compiled by Professor Tom Tietenberg, on issues such as watershed and wetlands management, transportation, agriculture and dry land management, economic incentives programs, etc., with sustainable development case studies from a number of countries.
• Trade Secrets -- text and photos from a documentary presented by PBS in which they investigated the chemical industry's efforts to control information about risks to human health and the environment caused by exposure to toxic chemicals.
• VZIS: Vulnerable Zone Indicator System-- Enter your address and the EPA will notify you by e-mail if your home or office is vulnerable to an industrial chemical accident. There is info here on preparedness, prevention, response, laws and regulations, etc.
• Waste Biz.Com--the web magazine for environmental professionals.
• Wildland Invasive Species Program -- information about invasive plants in the U.S. From University of California, Davis. It was de-funded in Feb. 2009, but maintains some archival data.
• World Watch Institute -- "offers a unique blend of interdisciplinary research, global focus, and accessible writing that has made it a leading source of information on the interactions among key environmental, social, and economic trends. Our work revolves around the transition to an environmentally sustainable and socially just society—and how to achieve it. "
• World's Water -- provides information and data on global freshwater problems and solutions.  Includes a Water Conflict Chronology.
• Zero Waste America--a site devoted to reducing waste from the entire product life cycle, from manufacturing through consumer use. Files on laws and regulation, as well as proposed model legislation, consumer and health information.