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EarthTrends
Country level data on topics such as water resources, climate, energy, biodiversity, forests, agriculture, etc.
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Environmental Data and Tools for Scientific Inquiry
From the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA). Search here for data on
chemical risks and conditions of the environment.
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Energy Information Administration
Energy statistics, including environmental data such as climate change, greenhouse gas, and alternative fuel vehicles.
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Environmental Defense Scorecard
Data on pollution at the community level (search by zip code).
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Proquest Statistical Insight
Find
national income and production statistics, retail and wholesale trade
data, interest rates, economic indicators, and social and demographic
statistics, plus much more.
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National Environmental Data Index
Environmental data from several government agencies on topics such as
water quality, air quality, effluents, global change, soil properties,
wetlands, energy resources, and biological data.
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The Right-to-Know Network
The Right-to-Know Network (RTK NET) provides free access to numerous
environmental databases. With the information available on RTK NET, you
can identify specific factories and their environmental effects, and
assess the people and communities affected.
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NRI Map Room
Data and analyses on issues regarding the conservation and use of natural resources.
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Statistical Abstract of the U.S.
The Statistical Abstract of the United States is a one-volume, comprehensive summary of statistics on the social, political, and economic organization of the United States.
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Historical Statistics of the United States
Statistical
tables covering population, work and welfare, economic structure and
performance, economic sectors, and governance and international
relations.
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The Wellbeing of Nations
Contains
data on the quality of life and the environment in 180 countries,
including indicators of health, population, wealth, education,
communication, freedom, peace, crime, and equity, land health,
protected areas, water quality, water supply, global atmosphere, air
quality, species diversity, energy use, and resource pressures. The
first half of the book presents information graphically using maps and
charts, the second half contains detailed data tables and assessment
methodology.
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Call Number:
Ref GE140 .P74 2001
Location:
Gleeson Reference Room, 1st Floor
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