arnef@mack.uit.no (Arne Fagerhaug) (04/12/91)
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From: Nancy Moser <NMOSER%NAS.BITNET@aun.uninett.no>
Subject: Re: Environmental information sources
To: Arne Fagerhaug <arnef@MACK.UIT.NO>, arnef@MACK.UIT.NO,
NMOSER%NAS.BITNET@aun.uninett.no
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Arne, if you receive any responses to your query, would you mind
sharing them with me?? This is an area of great importance/interest
to me. Thanks.
Sincerely,
Nancy Moser
Office of Computer and Information Technology
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From: "Roger Burns" <BFU@CU.NIH.GOV>
Date: Wed, 03 Apr 91 14:26:08 EST
Subject: Re: Environmental information sources
Status: R
> I am trying to find sources for information concerning pollution
> of ground and ground water. Primarily I'm interested in free sources,
> but databases residing on commercial hosts will also be of interest if
> they can be reached via uninet/internet.
I doubt that commercial databases will be accessible from internet/bitnet.
I'm not in your field and so I wouldn't know if the databases you have
listed are accessible. I will suggest that you might want to copy
your message to BIOSPH-L@UBVM.BITNET since that lists deals with
environment and ecology issues.
- Roger Burns
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From: Rainer M Woitok <MAINT%DERRZE1.BITNET@aun.uninett.no>
Subject: Re: Environmental information sources
To: Arne Fagerhaug <arnef@MACK.UIT.NO>
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In-Reply-To: Your message of Wed, 3 Apr 91 07:51:35 +0100
Status: R
On Wed, 3 Apr 91 07:51:35 +0100 you said:
>I am trying to find sources for information concerning pollution
>of ground and ground water. Primarily I'm interested in free sources,
>but databases residing on commercial hosts will also be of interest if
>they can be reached via uninet/internet.
Perhaps you should post this question to <CONSLINK@SIVM.BITNET> or even
to <BIOSPH-L@UBVM>.
Sincerely
Rainer
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From RCKR029%CALSTATE.BITNET@aun.uninett.no Thu Apr 4 17:42:32 1991
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From: RCKR029%CALSTATE.BITNET@aun.uninett.no
Subject: Answer to your inquiry
To: arnef@mack.uit.no
Status: R
Dear Arne,
I really don't have new information for your request but just wondered if you we
that is widely used by people with environmental concerns - about 3,000 of them,
I believe. If not, why not contact Bill Leland. You can get a message to him
at bleland@igc.org. If you have an Internet account, you will now be able to
subscribe to EcoNet for $10 a month and a $3/hr. on-line charge. While you
would not need this remarkable system for E-mail, you can post queries on
its BBS and reach a whole lot more folks than using CONSLINK. The wonderful
capabilities of EcoNet allows people to do on-line teleconferencing in real
time with others all over the world, something that is becoming more and more
useful for those with environmental concerns. By the way, if you want more
information on what I am into, the Consortium of Aquariums, Universities and
Zoos, please send me your mailing address and I shall mail you some info.
Sincerely, Donna Hardy, Department of Psychology, Calif. State Univ. Northridge
C.A.U.Z. Network Coordinator Bitnet: rckr029@calstate Internet: vcpsy00h@vax.cs
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From: LISYGALO%CALSTATE.BITNET@aun.uninett.no
Subject: RE: Environmental information sources
To: arnef@MACK.UIT.NO
Status: R
I don't know if the following sources are available via internet
because I have always just phoned them but I'll give you them
just in case...
the Iowa department of Natural resources has a full fledged
program of research and a groundwater education strategy that
has been an invaluable source of references...
also the Tennessee Valley Authority has an extnesive cataloguing
of anything relating to water and water quality, they can
be reached through econet or you can call their division of Air and
Water Resources 615 632-6770.
good luck
From DOW@argo.acs.oakland.edu Fri Apr 5 00:40:28 1991
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From: "Jim Dow <DOW@argo.acs.oakland.edu>" <DOW@argo.acs.oakland.edu>
Subject: Re: Environmental information sources
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Dialog can be reached through internet and merit. Telnet
to hermes@merit.edu . At the "Which Host?" prompt type "dialog" .
You will be immediately connected via telnet. To use dialog you
need an account from them. Charges range from $30 to over $100
dollars per hour, with extra charges for each downloaded
reference.
Jim Dow
dow@argo.acs.oakland.edu
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From: CASLIB%UCBCMSA.BITNET@aun.uninett.no
Subject: Environmental information sources
To: arnef@MACK.UIT.NO
In-Reply-To: arnef at MACK.UIT.NO -- Thu, 4 Apr 91 14:10:45 +0100
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The Biodiversity Resource Center at the California Academy of Sciences
has a variety of CD-ROM bibliographic databases that could be of use
to you. Specifically, we have Water Resources Abstracts on CD-ROM,
produced by USGS and published by NISC. If you are in San Francisco, you
can come by and use this CD-ROM. Water Resources Abstracts may also be
available at other libraries (I know that the Earth Science Library at
the University of Colorado at Boulder has a CD version of it too).
If you are doing ongoing research, perhaps it is worth the subscription
price to get this.
--Adam Schiff, Associate Librarian for User Services, California Academy
of Sciences Library
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From: LISYGALO%CALSTATE.BITNET@aun.uninett.no
Subject: RE: Environmental information sources
To: arnef@MACK.UIT.NO
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HI...
I FOUND ANOTHER SOURCE FOR YOU...
- NATIONAL WATER DATA EXCHANGE
US DEPT OF THE INTERIOR
USGS
421 NATIONAL CENTER
RESTON, VA 22092
703 6486848
(ASK THEM FOR A COPY OF THEIR OPERACTIONAL GUIDELINES FOR ASSISTANCE
CENTERS OF THE NATIONAL WATER DATA EXCHANGE, OPEN FILE REPORT 90-352)
ALSO THE USGS IS SETTING UP AN EXPERIMENTAL NATIONAL WATER INFORMATION
CLEARINGHOUSE. THERE ARE TWO PILOT SITES ONE IN DC AND ONE IN
SACRAMENTO (ARE YOU FROM CA?) THEIR TOLL FREE NUMBER IS
1-800-H20-9000.