ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY
ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY
SUDOCS CLASSIFICATION: EP 1.8/12:CT

SERIES TITLE: Working for Clean Water : an Information
 Program for Advisory Groups

ORIGINATING DEPT./AGENCY: Environmental Protection Agency

FREQUENCY: Irregular

YEARS PUBLISHED: 

DESCRIPTION: 
	Designed to give advisory groups an information
program about combating water pollution. Covers a variety
of topics concerning water, such as wastewater plants,
sewage, etc.. Illustrated.

USES:
	Members of the general public could use this series
to learn more about water in this country.  Teachers could use
this source in an earth science curriculum to discuss water.

RELATED PUBLICATIONS:

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AVAILABLE IN OTHER FORMATS:
	MICROFORM: No
	MACHINE READABLE FORMAT: No
	INTERNET: No

OTHER USEFUL INFORMATION:

STUDENT NAMES: Beth Sheeks


  SUDOCS CLASSIFICATION: EP 1.8/13:CT 
  
  SERIES TITLE: Access EPA 
  
  ORIGINATING AGENCY/DEPT.:  Environmental Protection Agency,
  Office of Information Resource Management, Information
  Management and Service Division, Information Access Branch.
  
  FREQUENCY: Annual
  
  YEARS PUBLISHED: 1991-
  
  DESCRIPTION: This directory was designed to identify         
  environmental information sources from the EPA and           
  other organizations.  Each chapter describes a               
  different media or types of source, such as                  
  "Clearinghouses and Hotlines".  Entries describe the         
  information source and explain how to access the             
  information.  In addition, the directory provides a          
  list of environmental contacts and two lists of              
  library and information services: one of EPA                 
  libraries, and one of state environmental libraries.         
  Contains appendices-- including an acronym list--            
  and a subject index.
  
  USES: Of value to any person, agency or group needing access
  to specific, detailed information on environmental topics. 
  
  RELATED PUBLICATIONS: 
  U.S. Directory of Environmental Sources
                        E 1.2:date
  Information Resources Directory
                        E 1.12/3:date
  Environmental Hotline
                        E 1.95:date 
  
  INDEXED IN: GPO Monthly Catalog 
  
  ISSN: 
  
  AVAILABLE IN MICROFORM OR MACHINE READABLE FORMATS: No 
  
  
  OTHER USEFUL INFORMATION: 
  
  
  
  STUDENT NAMES: Jana White
  


SUDOCS CLASSIFICATION: EP 1.17:

SERIES TITLE: Solid Waste Management Series

ORIGINATING DEPT./AGENCY: Environmental Protection Agency

FREQUENCY: 

YEARS PUBLISHED:

DESCRIPTION:
	Discusses all aspect of solid waste management.

USES:
	Useful information for communities and for businesses
dealing with solid waste.

RELATED PUBLICATIONS:

INDEXED IN:
 Chemical Abstracts
 GeoRef

ISSN: 1051-3418

AVAILABLE IN OTHER FORMATS:
	MICROFORM: No
	MACHINE READABLE FORMAT: No
	INTERNET: No

OTHER USEFUL INFORMATION:
Alternately published by the Public Health Service, Solid
Waste Management Office

STUDENT NAMES: Sarah Bernard


SUDOCS CLASSIFICATION: EP 1.17/4:

SERIES TITLE:  Newsletter: Solid Waste News Brief

ORIGINATING DEPT./AGENCY: Environmental Protection Agency

FREQUENCY:

YEARS PUBLISHED:

DESCRIPTION:
	Discusses issues of solid waste management and offers
latest news on relevant government programs.

USES:
	Good resource for public and business leaders who need
to keep abreast of developments in this field.

RELATED PUBLICATIONS:

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AVAILABLE IN OTHER FORMATS:
	MICROFORM: No
	MACHINE READABLE FORMAT: No
	INTERNET: No

OTHER USEFUL INFORMATION:

STUDENT NAMES: Sarah Bernard


  SUDOCS CLASSIFICATION: EP 1.17/5:date 
  
  SERIES TITLE: Reusable News 
  
  ORIGINATING AGENCY/DEPT.: Environmental Protection Agency,
  Office of Solid Waste, Municipal and Industrial Solid Waste
  Division 
  
  FREQUENCY: Quarterly
  
  YEARS PUBLISHED: 1990-
  
  DESCRIPTION: Contains information on topics relating to      
  recycling.  Features success stories about local             
  recycling programs, updates on recycling technology,         
  legislation updates, and cites information sources           
  from both government and private sources.  Each              
  issue contains black and white photographs. 
  
  USES: Of use to anyone in national, state, or local
  governments,businesses, or the general public who has an
  interest in recycling and solid waste issues. 
  
  RELATED PUBLICATIONS:  EPA Bulletin
                         EP 1.3: vol. nos & nos.
                         Environmental News
                         EP 1.7/2:date
                         Solid Waste News Brief
                         EP 1.7/4:date  
  
  
  INDEXED IN: 
  
  ISSN: 
  
  AVAILABLE IN MICROFORM OR MACHINE READABLE FORMATS: 
   Available in microfiche
  
  OTHER USEFUL INFORMATION: Printed with soy/canola ink on
  paper that contains at least 50% recycled content. 
  
  
  STUDENT NAMES: Sarah Bernard, Jana White
  


SUDOCS CLASSIFICATION: EP 12.17/7:

SERIES TITLE: Recycling Update

ORIGINATING DEPT./AGENCY: Environmental Protection Agency

FREQUENCY: Quarterly

YEARS PUBLISHED: 1990-

DESCRIPTION:
	Presents latest developments in the field of recycling.

USES:
	Useful to any member of the general public wishing
to keep abreast of the latest trends in recycling.

RELATED PUBLICATIONS:

INDEXED IN:

ISSN:

AVAILABLE IN OTHER FORMATS:
	MICROFORM: Yes
	MACHINE READABLE FORMAT: No
	INTERNET: Yes, at:
gopher://www.epa.gov/11/Offices/Waste/OSWRCRA/non-hw/recycle

OTHER USEFUL INFORMATION:

STUDENT NAMES: Sarah Bernard


SUDOCS CLASSIFICATION: EP 1.23:nos.

SERIES TITLE:  Ecological Research

ORIGINATING DEPT./AGENCY: Environmental Protection Agency/
 Office of Research and Development

FREQUENCY: Irregular

YEARS PUBLISHED: 1976-1991

DESCRIPTION:
	Describes research on the effects of pollution
on humans, plants, and animal species -- either long-term
or short-term effects.

USES:
	Can be used by scientists to track a variety of 
physical problems stemming from pollution, such as a 
lowered sperm count in males of various species, the
decrease of important species like bees, etc.

RELATED PUBLICATIONS:
 Environmental Protection Technology
  EP 1.23/2:nos.
 Environmental Monitoring
  EP 1.23/5:nos.

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AVAILABLE IN OTHER FORMATS:
	MICROFORM: Yes
	MACHINE READABLE FORMAT: Yes
	INTERNET:

OTHER USEFUL INFORMATION:

STUDENT NAMES:


  SUDOCS CLASSIFICATION: EP 1.23/2:  
  
  SERIES TITLE: Environmental Protection Technology Series
  
  ORIGINATING AGENCY/DEPT.: Environmental Protection Agency 
  
  FREQUENCY: Irregular
  
  YEARS PUBLISHED: 1972-
  
  DESCRIPTION: Describes research done to study programs and   
  systems of technology that control and treat                 
  pollution.  Focus is on methodology,                         
  instrumentation, and equipment.  Report lengths              
  vary.  
  
  USES: Used by government agencies and private businesses to  
  improve the condition and treatments of pollution sources.   
  A good source for anyone doing research on environmental     
  studies. 
  
  RELATED PUBLICATIONS: Ecological Research Series
                        EP 1.23:
                        Environmental Health Effects Research  
                             Series
                        EP 1.23/4: 
  
  INDEXED IN:  GPO Monthly Catalog
  
  ISSN: 0092-8054
  
  AVAILABLE IN MICROFORM OR MACHINE READABLE FORMATS: 
   Available in microfilm
  
  OTHER USEFUL INFORMATION: 
  
  
  
  STUDENT NAMES: Mary Jo Miller, Ann Williamson
  


  SUDOCS CLASSIFICATION: EP 1.23/3:nos. 
  
  SERIES TITLE: Socioeconomic Environmental Studies
  
  ORIGINATING AGENCY/DEPT.: Environmental Protection Agency,
  Office of Research and Development
  
  FREQUENCY: Irregular
  
  YEARS PUBLISHED: 1972-
  
  DESCRIPTION: Serves as one of five research report series 
  of the Office of Research and Development of the EPA.        
  Details research on the socioeconomic impact of              
  environmental problems.  Includes environmental              
  management studies, analysis of environmental                
  planning techniques, and ecological impact studies.          
  Topics such as recycling and recovery operations and         
  cultural values are also covered.
  
  USES: Geared to the businessperson with interests in the     
  environment; appropriate for anyone interested in the        
  applications of environmental technology. 
  
  RELATED PUBLICATIONS: 
  
  INDEXED IN: 
  
  ISSN: 
  
  AVAILABLE IN MICROFORM OR MACHINE READABLE FORMATS: 
   Available in microform
  
  OTHER USEFUL INFORMATION: 
  
  
  
  STUDENT NAMES: Cathy Elton
  


  SUDOCS CLASSIFICATION: EP 1.23/2: 
  
  SERIES TITLE: Ecological Research Series
  
  ORIGINATING AGENCY/DEPT.: Environmental Protection Agency
  
  FREQUENCY: Irregular
  
  YEARS PUBLISHED: 1972-
  
  DESCRIPTION: Focus of reports in this series is on the
  effects of pollution on humans, animals, plants, and
  materials. Methodology, ecosystems, short-term, and long-
  term dangers are explored. Reports are technical in          
  nature and seek to establish criteria necessary for          
  setting pollution standards.
  
  USES: Valuable to researchers of pollution effects. 
  Unsuitable for general use because of the technical
  language. 
  
  RELATED PUBLICATIONS: 
  Environmental Protection Technology Series 
                        EP 1.23/2:
  Environmental Health Effects Research                        
  Series
                        EP 1.23/4:
      
  
  INDEXED IN: GPO Monthly Catalog
  
  ISSN: 1052-2468 
  
  AVAILABLE IN MICROFORM OR MACHINE READABLE FORMATS: 
   Available on microfilm
  
  OTHER USEFUL INFORMATION: Ann Williamson
  


  SUDOCS CLASSIFICATION: EP 1.23/4:nos. 
  
  SERIES TITLE: Environmental Health Effects Research Series 
  
  ORIGINATING AGENCY/DEPT.: Environmental Protection Agency,
  Office of Research and Development
  
  FREQUENCY: Irregular
  
  YEARS PUBLISHED: 1973-
  
  DESCRIPTION: Describes projects and studies relating to the  
  tolerance of humans for unhealthful substances or            
  conditions.  In addition to toxicology and other           
  medical specialties, study areas include biomedical          
  instrumentation and health research techniques               
  utilizing animals with intended applications for             
  humans.  Each issue covers a different research              
  topic.  Information is provided in textual,                  
  graphical, and tabular forms. 
  
  USES: Designed for medical, physiological, and psychological 
  students; doctors; and researchers to use in further         
  studies.  The information given is extremely technical and   
  is not aimed at the general public. 
  
  RELATED PUBLICATIONS: Ecological Research Series
                        EP 1.23/2:
  
  INDEXED IN: 
  
  ISSN: 
  
  AVAILABLE IN MICROFORM OR MACHINE READABLE FORMATS: 
   Available in microfilm
  
  OTHER USEFUL INFORMATION: 
  
  
  STUDENT NAMES: 
  


  SUDOCS CLASSIFICATION: EP 1.23/5 
  
  SERIES TITLE: Environmental Monitoring Series
  
  ORIGINATING AGENCY/DEPT.:  Environmental Protection Agency
  
  FREQUENCY: Irregular
  
  YEARS PUBLISHED: 1972-
  
  DESCRIPTION: Discusses technology used for the
  identification and quantification of environmental
  pollutants at their lowest conceivable concentrations. 
  
  USES: Valuable to scientists researching environmental
  issues. 
  
  RELATED PUBLICATIONS:  
  Environmental Health Effects Research Series
                         EP 1.23/4:
  
  INDEXED IN: GPO Monthly Catalog 
  
  ISSN: 0094-8810 
  
  AVAILABLE IN MICROFORM OR MACHINE READABLE FORMATS: No 
  
  
  OTHER USEFUL INFORMATION: 
  
  
  
  STUDENT NAMES: Ann Williamson
  


  SUDOCS CLASSIFICATION: EP 1.67: 
  
  SERIES TITLE: EPA Journal 
  
  ORIGINATING AGENCY/DEPT.:  Environmental Protection Agency
  
  FREQUENCY: Bimonthly
  
  YEARS PUBLISHED:1975-
  
  DESCRIPTION: Deals with environmental issues-- with each
  issue covering a different topic, such as acid rain or the   
  greenhouse effect.  Articles are written by                  
  individual experts in the particular field being             
  discussed. Issues contain brief introductions and            
  articles varying from 1-4 pages in length.                   
  Photographs and tabular or graphical data are                
  included in some issue.  Regular feature are                 
  "Appointments" (within the EPA" and "Update" (a              
  review of EPA activities and developments).
  
  USES: Aimed at members of the general public interested in   
  environmental issues and the workings of the EPA. 
  
  RELATED PUBLICATIONS: 
  
  INDEXED IN: Environment Abstracts
              General Science Abstracts
              Index to U.S. Government Periodicals
              Public Affairs Information Bulletin
              Social Sciences Index
                
  
  ISSN: 
  
  AVAILABLE IN MICROFORM OR MACHINE READABLE FORMATS: 
   Available on microfilm and microfiche  
  OTHER USEFUL INFORMATION: 
  
  
  
  STUDENT NAMES: Marilyn Schuster 
  


  SUDOCS CLASSIFICATION: EP 1.87  
  
  SERIES TITLE: Environmental Quality Profiles 
  
  ORIGINATING AGENCY/DEPT.: Environmental Protection Agency
  
  FREQUENCY: Annual
  
  YEARS PUBLISHED: 
  
  DESCRIPTION: Consists of individual reports from various
  states of the U.S..  Discusses progress in environmental     
  preservation that has been made to date.  Addresses          
  related problems and issues faced by people of the           
  state and identifies possible solutions.  A chart            
  provides current status on environmental problems            
  such as air quality, noise, and solid waste, and             
  indicates if the trends are changing.
  
  USES: Informs the general public of the quality of the       
  environment in the states they live in. 
  
  RELATED PUBLICATIONS: Environmental Quality Profile, Pacific 
                             Northwest Region
                        EP 1.87/2:date
  
  INDEXED IN: GPO Monthly Catalog 
  
  ISSN: 
  
  AVAILABLE IN MICROFORM OR MACHINE READABLE FORMATS: No 
  
  
  OTHER USEFUL INFORMATION: 
  
  
  STUDENT NAMES: Kimberly Morrill
  


  SUDOCS CLASSIFICATION: EP 1.96:  
  
  SERIES TITLE: Environmental Research Brief
  
  ORIGINATING AGENCY/DEPT.: Environmental Protection Agency,
  Center for Environmental Research Information 
  
  FREQUENCY: Irregular
  
  YEARS PUBLISHED: 1970-
  
  DESCRIPTION: Summary reports of research funded by the EPA;  
   stated purpose is to announce key findings of               
   ongoing and completed studies dealing with waste            
   minimization and waste assessment in a variety of           
   practical applications.  Waste management is the            
   primarily focus, but the series covers other                
   environmental issues.  
  
  USES: Environmental engineers and researchers in chemical
  and mechanical engineering may find these reports
  interesting. Certain businesses will be interested in
  incorporating the practical applications featured in this
  series.  This material is highly technical, and so is not
  aimed at the general public. 
  
  RELATED PUBLICATIONS:  Research Summary
                         EP 1.89:CT
                         Project Summary
                         EP 1.89/2
  
  INDEXED IN: 
  
  ISSN: 

  AVAILABLE IN MICROFORM OR MACHINE READABLE FORMATS: No 
  
  
  OTHER USEFUL INFORMATION: Printed on recycled paper. 
  
  
  
  STUDENT NAMES: Lee Wall
  


  SUDOCS CLASSIFICATION :  EP 5.9
  
  SERIES TITLE:  Pesticides Abstracts
  
  ORIGINATING AGENCY/DEPARTMENT:  U. S. Environmental
  Protection Agency, Office of Pesticides and Toxic Substances
  
  FREQUENCY:  Monthly
  
  YEARS PUBLISHED:  1968 -
  
  DESCRIPTION:   This series presents a monthly review of the
  worldwide literature concerning the effects of pesticides on
  humans.  Information from more than 500 U. S. and foreign
  journals is included.  An annual index is issued separately. 
     
  
  USES:  Pesticides Abstracts is an important reference tool
  for medical librarians, pharmacists, and other health
  science professionals. 
  
  
  RELATED PUBLICATIONS:  
  EPA Compendium of Registered Pesticides
                         EP 5.11
  Herbicides and Plant Regulators
                         EP 5.11/1
  Fungicides and Nematicides  
                         EP 5.11/2
  Insecticides, Acaricides, Molluscicides, and               
   Antifouling Compounds 
                         EP 5.11/3
  Rodenticides and Mammal, Bird and Fish Toxicants
                         EP 5.11/4
  Disinfectants
                         EP 5.11/5
                    
  
  INDEXED IN:  
  Review of Applied Entomology 
  
  (NOW- Review of Agricultural Entomology and Review of
  Medical and Veterinary Entomology)
  
  Weed Abstracts
           
  
  ISSN:  0093-3295
  
  
  AVAILABLE IN MICROFORM OR MACHINE READABLE FORMATS:  
  Yes, this series is available in microform from UMI and MIM.
  
  
  OTHER USEFUL INFORMATION:  This series was formerly titles
  Health Aspects of Pesticides, Abstract Bulletin prior to the
  February 1974 issue.  Reprint service for this series is
  available from UMI.
  
  
  STUDENT NAME:  Diane Maria Luccy  
  


  SUDOCS CLASSIFICATION: EP 5.22/2:date 
  
  SERIES TITLE: Toxic Release Inventory 
  
  ORIGINATING AGENCY/DEPT.: Environmental Protection Agency/
  Office of Pesticides and Toxic Substances 
  
  FREQUENCY: Annual
  
  YEARS PUBLISHED: 1987-
  
  DESCRIPTION: Results of required filings by industries and   
  companies with the EPA regarding accidental and              
  routine releases of toxic chemicals into the environment.    
              
  
  USES: Used to educate and inform government officials and
  the general public about chemical releases into the          
  environment. 
  
  RELATED PUBLICATIONS: 
  Toxic Release Inventory: Executive Summary
                        EP 5.18:nos.
  
  INDEXED IN: Index to U.S. Government Publications 
  
  ISSN: 
  
  AVAILABLE IN MICROFORM OR MACHINE READABLE FORMATS: 
   Available in microform
  
  OTHER USEFUL INFORMATION: 
  
  
  
  STUDENT NAMES: Lee Andrew Hilyer
  


  SUDOCS CLASSIFICATION: EP 7.10 
  
  SERIES TITLE: Technology Transfers Seminar Publications 
  
  ORIGINATING AGENCY/DEPT.: Environmental Protection Agency 
  
  FREQUENCY: Irregular
  
  YEARS PUBLISHED: 1975-
  
  DESCRIPTION: Each booklet is the proceedings of a seminar    
  sponsored by the EPA's Office of Research and                
  Development.  Issues are well illustrated with               
  graphs, charts, and occasionally photographs.                
  Topics include: incineration of medical wastes,              
  drinking water contaminations, and toxic waste               
  cleanup. 
  
  USES: For professionals in various fields under EPA control, 
   providing them with updates in technology and policy, and a 
   forum for presenting ideas and problems.  Highly technical  
   in nature and not recommended for the general public. 
  
  RELATED PUBLICATIONS: 
  
  INDEXED IN: 
  
  ISSN: 
  
  AVAILABLE IN MICROFORM OR MACHINE READABLE FORMATS: No  
  
  OTHER USEFUL INFORMATION: 
  
  
  
  STUDENT NAMES: Elizabeth Cassidy