Some full text available. Contains ten resources on the tenth anniversary of the Exxon Valdez oil spill, the worst oil disaster in US history. This issue features Internet resources on Native American culture and more. The site is organized into several sections, each aimed at users with a different level of knowledge. Each section also includes links to a number of tools and publications aimed at communities as well as individuals.
Users are free to submit questions, and a collection of FAQs is also provided.
Bibliography headings include Economic Incentives Policies, Population, Energy and Global Warming, and Biodiversity and Wildlife Management, among others. Student case study assignments are also available with references to additional texts, and a list of sustainable development links completes the site. In 1992, the Agency established a history program to preserve and organize documents related to its institutional memory. To further this mission, the Agency recently created this site, which offers useful information to potential researchers of the 200 cubic feet of EPA historical documents. The Collection section offers abstracts and finding aids for the more than 90 collections held at the History Office.