Legal Databases by Subject: Environmental Law
Environmental Law Databases
This is a selective list. Other databases may include additional resources relevant to the topic.
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E & E PublicationsProvides access to E&E Daily, Greenwire and E&ENews PM.
A publication that strives to be an objective, timely, and comprehensive resource for professionals who track environment and energy policy news. More InfoUB ONLY
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Where To Find Those EPA Web Pages Scrubbed By The Trump Administrationby Jeff McMahon, Forbes, 2 May 2017
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EDGI - Archiving Data"The Environmental Data & Governance Initiative (EDGI) analyzes federal environmental data, websites, institutions, and policy. They seek to improve environmental data stewardship and promote environmental health and environmental justice." They aim to "preserve publicly accessible and potentially vulnerable scientific data and archive web pages from EPA, DOE, NOAA, OSHA, NASA, USDA, DOI, and USGS."
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AGRICOLAThe U.S. National Agricultural Library's bibliographic database to identify journal articles, government documents, technical reports, books, patents, and audiovisual resources from agricultural sources, including botany, ecology, environmental science, freshwater and marine sciences, and forestry from 1970 to the present. More InfoPUBLIC
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National Agricultural Law Center"The National Agricultural Law Center, a unit of the University of Arkansas System Division of Agriculture, is ... independent, national in scope, and directly connected to the national agricultural information network. ...[It]... also includes food law in the scope of its coverage."
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Environment CompleteDeep coverage in environmental studies. More InfoPartial Full-TextUB ONLY
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Environmental Law Reporter: News & Analysis (ELI)Bibliographic Records: 1983 to present.
Full Text:: May 2008 to present.
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