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Outside Resources

Here is a short list of general Internet websites pertaining to Environmental Geology:

* NASA Natural Hazards Monitoring site
Satellite images of global natural hazard events, e.g. forest fires, dust storms, volcanic eruptions
* World Watch Institute
annual report on the state of the global environment
* Tropical Weather
Status of named tropical cyclones, including satellite imagery and predicted paths
* Geology From Space
Summary of NASA photos showing various Earth geologic features observable from space.
* Airphoto of Your House
U.S. Geological Survey National Atlas. Plot topography, population, infrastructure, etc. and view airphotos for anywhere in the U.S.
* World Volcanic Activity
Smithsonian link to worldwide activity reports and volcano summaries.
* Current Volcanic Activity
U. Alaska site, sometimes poorly maintained, much better graphics.
* Automobile Fuel Economy
Great U.S. Gov't. site that lets you research and compare vehicles by their fuel efficiency and emissions ratings
* U.S. Air Pollution Trends
Report detailing recent trends in U.S. air pollution, causes and effects, and projections for the near-future
* U.S. Energy Information Agency Annual Energy Outlook
Report detailing most recent US projections of energy supply and demand for the next 50 years. Updated biennially, see archive for older reports.
* U.S. National Atlas
Customizable topographic maps and airphotos for most locations in the U.S.


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GEOS 3310, Fall 2011
Dr. T. Brikowski, U. Texas-Dallas. All rights reserved.