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DOE Reports Bibliographic Database
This site contains citations for Department of Energy (DOE) sponsored scientific and technical reports covering the period of January 1, 1994 to present.

Envirofacts Warehouse : a single point of access to select U.S. EPA Environmental Data
A single point access to Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) databases on Air, Chemicals, Facility Information, Grants/Funding, Hazardous Waste, Spatial Data, Superfund, Toxic Releases, and Water Permits and Drinking Water.

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PubScience
"PubSCIENCE provides users the capability to search across a large compendium of peer reviewed journal literature with a focus on the physical sciences and other disciplines of concern to the Department of Energy (DOE)."

UWIN: Universities Water Information Network
"This database is a collection of international water research compiled by the Water Resources Scientific Information Center (WRSIC) of the USGS. The research abstracted in this database covers a wide variety of topics that span the time period from 1967 to October, 1993. This database contains over 265,000 abstracts and citations. Enough information is given in each citation so that the user can locate titles of interest."

Water Quality Database
"The National Water Quality Database is an information management tool for locating water quality and waste management educational resources created by the 50 State Cooperative Extension Services. This computer-based information is available by computer search using several different network tools. The database includes more than 2,600 citations and nearly 1,000 full-text documents."

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