The EPA Headquarters Information Resources Center provides access to EPA information for United States and international requests, and has a range of information services consisting of environmental and related subjects of interest. The Medical University of South Carolina Library's site links to associations, electronic books and journals, legislation and databases that cover toxicological and occupational health. The National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences Library lists starting points for environmental health researchers, including links to scientific and consumer resources, government organizations, and newspapers. The National Library of Medicine's Toxicology and Environmental Health Information site provides access to NLM's factual and bibliographic databases in toxicology and environmental health. The University of Washington Environmental Health Library provides access to the library's collection of documents and journals, and links to other environmental health sites.
Some organizations listed below have specific political agendas.
The EHC site offers fact sheets on termites and environmental illness resources, and links to lead poisoning, public health, regulatory agencies, children's health, asthma and pesticides web sites. The Environment and Health Directory lists contact information for policy makers and others concerned with the environment and health. The National Safety Council's Environmental Health Center provides fact sheets and education materials for journalists, educators, the general public, children and professionals. The School of Nursing EnviRN program is dedicated to supporting nursing professionals who seek scientific information on environmental health and nursing. The ultimate goal is to prevent environmental disease by increasing the numbers of nursing professionals who can recognize environmental etiologies and risk factors of disease, promote health, and empower individuals, families and communities.