This collection of databases is intended to aid in the assessment of the process of water conflict prevention and resolution. The searchable collections include data such as case studies, freshwater treaties from 1820 to 2001, events concerning historical water relations from 1948 to 1999, a register of international river basins, and information on interstate water compacts in the United States. ... Full description.

This Environment Canada fact sheet highlights information about groundwater. The sheet starts with the definition of groundwater and aquifers, then discusses the hydrologic cycle, groundwater quality, contamination, and protection. A bibliography lists resources for further study. Full description.

In this article, The Why Files examines the possible finding of water ice on our Moon, and the implications for this discovery. The article discusses why scientists believe there is water on the Moon, how a neutron spectrometer picks up the unusual presence of hydrogen on the Moon which could indicate water, what scientists hope to use this water for, and where this water may have come from. A moon ... Full description.

This Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) site focuses on the science and impacts of global warming or climate change, and on actions that help address global warming. It features games, events, and links to other relevant sites for kids and educators, including activities on climate and weather and the greenhouse effect. Full description.

The National Sea Grant Library (NSGL) is the digital library and official archive for NOAA Sea Grant documents. It is the only comprehensive collection of Sea Grant –funded documents from over 30 programs and projects across the country. This collection encompasses a wide variety of subjects, including oceanography, marine education, aquaculture, fisheries, aquatic nuisance species, coastal hazards, ... Full description.

This website houses the 1999-2000 reading list for water conservation and water science, compiled by the city of Phoenix, Arizona. The books are categorized by education levels and age: elementary school, middle school, and high school and adult. There are over thirty books listed. Each title has a brief summary of the book's main lessons. A link is provided to the city of Phoenix's home page. Full description.

This site provides a bibliography of the published reports of the New Hampshire Department of Environmental Services, including: 15-Minute Quadrangle Reports (designed for the nonprofessional with simple text and few scientific names), bulletins (designed to appeal to professional and amateur geologists seeking further information about the geology of the region), geologic maps, mineral resources, ... Full description.

This site has a list of references that cover a wide range of information about the sea floor. From the discovery of the Titanic to the undersea riches of black smokers, the list includes a number of magazine articles that have taken a close look at deep sea vents. The list contains articles in publications that range from Boys Life to Science World. The magazine articles look at: the challenges of ... Full description.

The GIS Bibliography, hosted on the Environmental Systems Research Institute (ESRI) Virtual Campus Library, is a comprehensive, free bibliography on geographic information systems (GIS). It is searchable by keyword or by title, author, or abstract; type of material; language; or year. It includes journal articles, books and book chapters, reports, theses, and other materials about GIS. Some digital ... Full description.

This is a world-wide database of the longest and deepest caves. The data are sorted by depth (deeper than 300 m) or by length (longer than 3 km). There is also an alphabetic list by country, and bibliographic or contact information is provided, where available. Also provided is a full bibliography of all references used in the data, a contributors list, and links to other cave lists. Full description.