Principal bibliographic abstracting service for the scholarly, professional, and policy literatures on the environment.

LexisNexis Environmental
Database collection for environmental studies. Environment Abstracts is the principal bibliographic abstracting service for the scholarly, professional, and olicy literatures on the environment. Topics covered include: air pollution; chemical and biological contamination; energy; environmental education; environmental design and urban ecology; food and drugs;general aspects of U.S. and non-U.S. pollution and conservation problems; land use and misuse; noise pollution; non-renewable resources; oceans and estuaries; population planning and control; radiological contamination; renewable terrestrial and aquatic resources; solid waste; transportation; water pollution; weather modification and geophysical change; wildlife. Special emphasis is placed on acid rain research, including atmospheric processes, deposition monitoring, impact on aquatic and terrestrial systems, control technologies, economic and health issues, and U.S. policy and planning. Energy research issues include economic aspects of U.S. energy development and utilization; U.S. policy and planning issues; international and non-U.S. political and economic issues; general research and development programs; multiple issues; energy resources and reserves; petroleum and natural gasresources; coal resources; unconventional resources; solar energy resources, conversion, and consumption; fuel transport and storage and transmission systems; nuclear resources and power; hermonuclear power; energy consumption and conservation; industrial energy consumption and conservation; transporatation energy consumption; residential energy consumption and conservation; and environmental impact. Additional databases provide fulltext news periodical coverage of environmental issues, U.S. federal and state statutory and regulatory information, including case law and agency actions, and federal and state waste site and hazardous material records (including Superfund, NPL and SPL, RICRA, CERCLA, LUST, FINDS,and MSDS).

LexisNexis Environmental
Database collection for environmental studies. Environment Abstracts is the principal bibliographic abstracting service for the scholarly, professional, and olicy literatures on the environment. Topics covered include: air pollution; chemical and biological contamination; energy; environmental education; environmental design and urban ecology; food and drugs;general aspects of U.S. and non-U.S. pollution and conservation problems; land use and misuse; noise pollution; non-renewable resources; oceans and estuaries; population planning and control; radiological contamination; renewable terrestrial and aquatic resources; solid waste; transportation; water pollution; weather modification and geophysical change; wildlife. Special emphasis is placed on acid rain research, including atmospheric processes, deposition monitoring, impact on aquatic and terrestrial systems, control technologies, economic and health issues, and U.S. policy and planning. Energy research issues include economic aspects of U.S. energy development and utilization; U.S. policy and planning issues; international and non-U.S. political and economic issues; general research and development programs; multiple issues; energy resources and reserves; petroleum and natural gasresources; coal resources; unconventional resources; solar energy resources, conversion, and consumption; fuel transport and storage and transmission systems; nuclear resources and power; hermonuclear power; energy consumption and conservation; industrial energy consumption and conservation; transporatation energy consumption; residential energy consumption and conservation; and environmental impact. Additional databases provide fulltext news periodical coverage of environmental issues, U.S. federal and state statutory and regulatory information, including case law and agency actions, and federal and state waste site and hazardous material records (including Superfund, NPL and SPL, RICRA, CERCLA, LUST, FINDS,and MSDS).

LexisNexis Environmental
Database collection for environmental studies. Environment Abstracts is the principal bibliographic abstracting service for the scholarly, professional, and olicy literatures on the environment. Topics covered include: air pollution; chemical and biological contamination; energy; environmental education; environmental design and urban ecology; food and drugs;general aspects of U.S. and non-U.S. pollution and conservation problems; land use and misuse; noise pollution; non-renewable resources; oceans and estuaries; population planning and control; radiological contamination; renewable terrestrial and aquatic resources; solid waste; transportation; water pollution; weather modification and geophysical change; wildlife. Special emphasis is placed on acid rain research, including atmospheric processes, deposition monitoring, impact on aquatic and terrestrial systems, control technologies, economic and health issues, and U.S. policy and planning. Energy research issues include economic aspects of U.S. energy development and utilization; U.S. policy and planning issues; international and non-U.S. political and economic issues; general research and development programs; multiple issues; energy resources and reserves; petroleum and natural gasresources; coal resources; unconventional resources; solar energy resources, conversion, and consumption; fuel transport and storage and transmission systems; nuclear resources and power; hermonuclear power; energy consumption and conservation; industrial energy consumption and conservation; transporatation energy consumption; residential energy consumption and conservation; and environmental impact. Additional databases provide fulltext news periodical coverage of environmental issues, U.S. federal and state statutory and regulatory information, including case law and agency actions, and federal and state waste site and hazardous material records (including Superfund, NPL and SPL, RICRA, CERCLA, LUST, FINDS,and MSDS).

LexisNexis Environmental
Database collection for environmental studies. Environment Abstracts is the principal bibliographic abstracting service for the scholarly, professional, and olicy literatures on the environment. Topics covered include: air pollution; chemical and biological contamination; energy; environmental education; environmental design and urban ecology; food and drugs;general aspects of U.S. and non-U.S. pollution and conservation problems; land use and misuse; noise pollution; non-renewable resources; oceans and estuaries; population planning and control; radiological contamination; renewable terrestrial and aquatic resources; solid waste; transportation; water pollution; weather modification and geophysical change; wildlife. Special emphasis is placed on acid rain research, including atmospheric processes, deposition monitoring, impact on aquatic and terrestrial systems, control technologies, economic and health issues, and U.S. policy and planning. Energy research issues include economic aspects of U.S. energy development and utilization; U.S. policy and planning issues; international and non-U.S. political and economic issues; general research and development programs; multiple issues; energy resources and reserves; petroleum and natural gasresources; coal resources; unconventional resources; solar energy resources, conversion, and consumption; fuel transport and storage and transmission systems; nuclear resources and power; hermonuclear power; energy consumption and conservation; industrial energy consumption and conservation; transporatation energy consumption; residential energy consumption and conservation; and environmental impact. Additional databases provide fulltext news periodical coverage of environmental issues, U.S. federal and state statutory and regulatory information, including case law and agency actions, and federal and state waste site and hazardous material records (including Superfund, NPL and SPL, RICRA, CERCLA, LUST, FINDS,and MSDS).