
Getting Started – Reference Sources
Encyclopedias and other reference sources are good places to start your research. They provide background information and historical overviews on many different topics. . We also subscribe to a number of online reference sources including Encyclopaedia Britannica, and CQ Researcher.
Encyclopedia of Environmental Biology
Life Sciences Library Reference
QH540.4.E52 1995 Non-circulating
Encyclopedia of Environmental Issues
Hesburgh Reference
GE10.E52 2000 Non-circulating
Encyclopedia of Environmental Science
Engineering Library Reference
GE10.M66 2000 Non-circulating
McGraw Hill Encyclopedia of Environmental Science and Engineering
Engineering Library Reference
GE10.M38 1993 Non-circulating
Searching for books:
Use
the ND
Catalog to find books, videos, government documents, and journals
on your topic.
The catalog is searchable by title, author, subject, or keyword.
Searching for articles:
Use a periodical index to search for articles. Indexes in electronic format are often referred to as electronic databases or electronic resources. Periodical indexes supply citations which direct you to specific journal articles.
Academic
Search Premier
Multi-disciplinary database providing full text for 1,800+ publications
(including nearly 1,300 peer-reviewed journals). 1985-present.
Applied Science & Technology Index ![]()
Indexes international English-language periodicals in applied sciences and technology, including engineering, chemistry, mathematics, physics, computer technology, data processing and energy-related disciplines. 1983-present.
Indexes and abstracts international research in life sciences, covering agriculture, biochemistry, biomedicine, biotechnology, botany, ecology, microbiology, pharmacology, and zoology. 1980-present
Engineering
Village 2 (Compendex) ![]()
Comprehensive bibliographic database of engineering research literature, containing references and abstracts to over 5000 engineering journals, conferences and technical reports covering engineering and applied science. 1970-present.
Finding other resources by Title
Locating the article:
Request item through Interlibrary Loan
Internet Resources:
The University of Maryland AgNIC gateway is a guide to quality agricultural biotechnology information.
Professional, peer-reviewed open access journal on international environmental information.
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