Useful Environmental Links

Study Sheets

• Quiz 1 Study Sheet
• Quiz 2 Study Sheet
• Quiz 3 Study Sheet
• Quiz 4 Study Sheet

Seattle PI Articles/Editorials

• P-I Focus: While we're off fighting terror, the planet's crumbling by Richard Steiner (May 30, 2004)
• New hatchery policy part of attack on ESA by Jeff Curtis (May 12, 2004)
• Salmon recovery efforts must be based on science by Ron Sims and Larry Phillips (May 12, 2004)

Environmental News Links

• Daily Grist (A daily summary of environmental news events.)
  E-Magazine and/or Sign up to receive daily updates
• Tidepool (A daily summary of environmental news that is relevant to the Pacific Northwest.)
  E-Magazine and/or Sign up to receive daily updates (Sign up for “Morning Tide”)
• World Environmental News (Another daily summary of environmental new.)
  E-Magazine and/or Sign up to receive daily updates
• Worldwatch Magazine (and other publications and reports)

Food Issues

• Fear in the Fields - Seattle Times Report about Quincy Washington
• Safe Food and Fertilizer Website

Population

• AAAS Atlas of Population and the Environment
• International Data Base (IDB) (from the US Census Bureau)
  This site contains oodles of global statistics on population (including animated age pyramids).
  
• 6 billion Human Beings - An exhibit from the Musée de l'Homme, Muséum National d'Histoire Naturelle, Paris, France.
  This exhibit includes an interesting interactive game.
• U.S. Census Bureau Home Page
• United Nation’s population estimates

Water

• The World's Water - An extensive database and list of links on world water issues.
• Cedar River Watershed information from King County.
• Surf Your Watershed - an extensive site of local data from the EPA.
• Local Drink Water Information - from the EPA.
• POPs Culture - Worldwatch March/ April - 2000
• Deep Trouble: The Hidden Threat of Groundwater Pollution - Worldwatch December 2000