E—The
Environmental Magazine The Fay School Library subscribes
to this print periodical, which has great information
about current environmental issues. Find it in the
magazine section of the library.
WEB SITES
Our Planet An online magazine focusing on
the environment and development around the globe and
published by the United Nations.
USGS:
Science for a Changing World The U.S. Geological survey provides
"an easy way for kids and teachers to see what's
going on in the environment and their own backyard."
Planet
Ark Environmental news with a global
perspective. "Planet Ark's aim is to show people
and business the many ways that they can reduce their
day to day impact on the environment."
Center for
Coastal Studies A private nonprofit organization
in Provincetown, MA, which provides information on
research in the marine environment, mostly marine
mammals and conservation.
Garbage Learn about the difficulties of
dealing with different types of waste (solid waste,
hazardous waste, and sewage), and global efforts to
reduce waste. This site is well organized and easy
to use.
Quest
of the Ring Leaders A game where you'll learn about
recycling, community involvement and commercial responsibility.
Eek!
Recycling and Beyond The Wisconsin Bureau of Natural
Resources presents the story of recycling, with interactive
quizzes and games.
Keep
America Beautiful Reduce, reuse, recycle, and beautify;
this is the mission of Keep America Beautiful, Inc.
This site presents valuable information on litter
and graffiti prevention, recycling, and the basics
on environmental courts. One section of the site is
just for students; it offers some tips on how not
to be a litterbug and help beautify your community.
New
American Dream Helping Americans change the way
they consume to improve quality of life, protect the
environment, and promote social justice.
Issues
& Controversies Use Issues & Controversies
from Facts on File to find up-to-date, in-depth and
objective information on the most prominent and hotly
debated issues of the day. This is a great place to
find clear explanations of opposing points of view!
(Funded by the Central Massachusetts Regional
Library System)
To use Issues & Controversies
at home, enter a library card number from Fay School
(see the Library PASSWORDS email on the FirstClass INFO FOR STUDENTS & PARENTS folder) or any public library in Massachusetts
in the box below. If you need help accessing this resource at home, watch this online tutorial.
To use Issues & Controversies
at home, enter a library card number from Fay School
(see the Library PASSWORDS email on the FirstClass INFO FOR STUDENTS & PARENTS folder) or any public library in Massachusetts
in the box below.