III. General Information Sources

• Newspapers
• New York Times
• Boston Globe
• The Denver Post
• Portland Press Herald
• Wall Street Journal
• Chicago Tribune
• San Francisco Examiner
• Los Angeles Times
• Washington Post
• Newspage Daily Nuclear News
• The Oakland Tribune
• Magazines
• Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists
• Discover
• National Science & Technology Week
• The Nation
• New Scientist Planet Science
• Time
• U.S. News & World Report Online
• World Reporter
• Online News Services
• Environment News Service
B. U.S. Federal Government: Other Links of Interest
• U.S. Federal Government WWW Servers: A private company's listing of known U.S. federal government World Wide Websites. RADNET surfers can link to every existing U.S. government site through this link.
• CENDI: An interagency cooperative organization composed of the scientific and technical information (STI) managers from the Departments of Commerce, Energy, Defense, Health and Human Services (National Library of Medicine), and the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA).
• CDC (Center for Disease Control)
• CRISP (Computer Retrieval of Information on Scientific Projects): U.S. Public Health Service (US-PHS).
• DOD (Department of Defense)
• DARPA (Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency): DARPA has links to such technological office http servers as ASTO (Advanced Systems Technology Office) and DSO (Defense Sciences Office).
• DOE Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy Network: The Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy Network (EREN) is the official Website for the U.S. Department of Energy's Office of Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy (EE). EREN hosts Websites and electronic documents produced by and for EE programs in addition to serving as the premier gateway to Internet sites offering information and data on energy efficiency and renewable energy technologies.
• DOE Energy Information Administration: This site contains statistics and energy information.
• DOE Energy Information On-line: See the description in RADLINKS Part II: D.
• DOE Office of Energy Research
• Office of Health and Environmental Research: Biological and Environmental Research Program: One of many Office of Energy Research links.
• DOJ (Department of Justice)
• EOUSA (Executive Office for United States Attorneys)
• Major functions of the EOUSA
• United States Attorney's Manual
• EPA (Environmental Protection Agency): The EPA page includes links to information on regulations, publications, and community programs among many other subjects on this huge page. Link to the EPA search page to find information on a particular topic.
• EPA - Data Systems and Software: This EPA sublink connects to Envirofacts as well as numerous EPA databases.
• EPA Search Page: You can spend a few hours just exploring this EPA labyrinth.
• EPA - Envirofacts: This page provides access to several EPA database systems including: FINDS, PCS, TRIS, CERCLIS, and RCRIS. The Web pages supply a description of each system, information on the data elements which are part of each system, and an HTML form query page.
• FDA (Food & Drug Administration): "Your Electronic Source of Information about the U.S. Food and Drug Administration "... FDA News, Foods, Human Drugs, Biologics, Medical Devices/Radiological Health, Animal Drugs, Cosmetics, Field Operations/Imports Toxicology, Foreign Language, Children & Tobacco.
• FDA WWW Search System
• FERC (Federal Energy Regulatory Commission): FERC "...regulates the transmission and wholesale sales of electricity in interstate commerce..." including electricity generated by nuclear power plants.
• FEDIX (Federal Information Exchange): "The major link in the electronic transfer of information between higher education and the federal government."
• Federal Web Locator: This service is provided by the Villanova Center for Information & Law Policy. It has links to most government related departments and organizations.
• JACADS (Johnston Atoll Chemical Agent Disposal System): This is a U.S. Army run full-scale facility built to destroy chemical weapons.  It was also the site of several air atomic tests during the early 1960s.
• Library of Congress: The site contains links to archives and other searchable data.
• National Military Intelligence Association: This site plans to include an index of all back issues of the American Intelligence Journal.
• NSF (National Science Foundation)
• National Water Research Institute
• NOAA (National Oceanic Atmospheric Administration): NOAA provides general information about the Earth's environment. Also see the DOE's EM-related servers in RADLINKS Part II: D.
• USGS (United States Geological Survey) Home Page: A search of this site has yet to locate reports documenting USGS ground water surveys of mixed LLW-VOC plumes at weapons productions facilities such as Hanford, INEL, SRP, etc. (see BEMR reports for reference to these studies).
• USGS now distributing declassified intelligence satellite photographs
• USGS Global Land Information System
• Ocean Planet: Smithsonian Institute (USA).
• The Office of Scientific and Technical Information: "This Office coordinates and manages the Department's technical information program to ensure that industry and the public have easy and cost-effective access to the Department's scientific and technical information." (DOE).
• RCRA Biennial Reporting System for Hazardous Waste:
• RCRA (Resource Conservation and Recovery Act) Information System:
• Search the Congressional Record
• Search Full Text of Legislation
• Toxic Release Inventory: a database of information about releases and transfers of toxic chemicals from manufacturing facilities
• Thomas: Access to legislation text, the Congressional Record, and other legislative resources.
• U.S. Congress: Information on legislation, Congressional Record, e-mail addresses to Congress, and more.
• U.S. Department of Energy, Energy Information, Products and Programs
• U.S. Intelligence Community
• USEPA & Ozone Depletion
• U.S. Government Printing Office
• U. S. MAB (U.S. Man and the Biosphere): The United States Man and the Biosphere Program is a cooperative effort of government agencies, other organizations and the research community to help achieve the goal of a sustainable society early in the 21st century. U.S. MAB contributes to this goal, domestically and internationally, through interagency and public-private partnerships that promote and sponsor interdisciplinary research, experimentation, education and information exchange.
• Yahoo -- Legislative Branch: A clearinghouse of legislative information, Yahoo contains a broad range of resources.
C. International Government: Other Links of Interest
• CCTA Government Information Service: CCTA has links to a variety of U.K. government organizations and department sites, including the House of Commons.
• The Department of the Environment - United Kingdom: This site has no information on source points of anthropogenic radioactivity.
• EEA (European Enviromental Agency): "The goal of the EEA and its wider network, EIONET, is to provide the European Union and the member states with high quality information for policy-making and assessment of the environment, inform the general public, and to provide scientific and technical support to these ends." We have yet to locate any nuclear information at this site.
• EIONET (European Environment Information and Observation NETwork): EIONET was created to fulfill the task of the EEA of providing reliable environmental information. It is a cooperative activity between EEA and the member countries.
• European Union: The site lists members of the European Union and their Websites.
• Finnish Environment Institute: This page has links to most important European governmental environmental sites.
• Institute of Atomic Energy (U. Kyoto, Japan): More nuclear data is available at this site.
• Research Section of Radiological and Health and Safety (link currently down).
• JAERI (Japan Atomic Energy Research Institute): Another important nuclear data resource which has no biological monitoring information.
• Nuclear Data Center at Japan Atomic Energy Research Institute
• OECD (Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development)
• Official Website Locator for the UNITED NATIONS System of Organizations
• Oxford University WWF Supporters' Group (UK)
• STA (Japan Science & Technology Agency)
• United Nations
• The UNEP Meta-data Directory: "...[T]he meta-data directory will allow users to search for environmental information by institute name or datset (title), contact person (author), theme, keyword and location (subject), as well as other criteria."
• United Nations Environment Program (GRID-Arendal)
• Map of nuclear power stations (source: GRID-Geneva)
• Treaty on Principles Governing the Activities in the Exploration and Use of Outer Space
D. Other Environmental Links
• 20/20 Vision:Citizen activism; a grassroots advocacy organization with a special focus on how to effectively influence government policies and legislation. This site has links to political organizations of every hue.
• Alan K. Stazer, Attorney at Law, Environmental, Radiation & EMF Law: A source of legal and consulting advice on many environmental issues including ionizing radiation and toxic substances.
• The Amazing Environmental Organization WebDirectory: Links are provided to a wide variety of environmental organizations listed under 30 topics ranging from vegetarianism to disasters.
• Biomass Energy Alliance: A clearinghouse for information about biomass fuels and their environmental benefits. Subsections include legislative alerts and links to related pages.
• CEDAR (Central European Environmental Data Request Facility): Another major European environmental information site with an aversion to nuclear information.
• Citizens for a Better Environment: "Clean air, clean water; a healthy environment, a prosperous community, serving people in the Great Lakes Region."
• Committee for the National Institute for the Environment: "The Committee for the National Institute for the Environment is a national, non-profit organization working to improve the scientific basis for making decisions on environmental issues through creation of a new, non-regulatory environmental science and education agency, the National Institute for the Environment (NIE)." This site links to the National Library for the Environment.
• Consortium for International Earth Science Information Network (CIESIN): "It was established in 1989 as a private, nonprofit corporation with members from leading universities and non-government research organizations. The corporation was formed in response to a directive by the United States Congress and is dedicated to furthering the interdisciplinary study of global environmental change."
• Earth Island Institute: "Conservation, preservation, and restoration of the global environment."
• Earth Island Journal
• Earthjustice: "The nonprofit law firm for the environment, representing-without charge-hundreds of public interest clients, large and small."
• Earthwatch Institute: This group sponsors scientific field research and education to promote the understanding and action necessary for a sustainable environment.
• Earth and the Environment: An online encyclopedia of information on environmental subjects.
• EIC (Environmental Information Center): Their focus is on climate change. EIC has general environmental information and extensive links to other environmental organizations.
• EcoNet: "A decade of support for ecological sustainability and environmental justice." One of the largest link networks on the Web, EcoNet has links to environmental organizations of every description including Green links and international and national organizations with many diverse purposes and viewpoints.
• Ecotopie: A Belguim-based, French language site with an aversion to things nuclear.
• Energy Probe: "Energy Probe is a charitable environmental and consumer advocacy organization. The organization promotes conservation, environmental sustainability, democratic decision-making processes, and economic efficiency for Canada's energy sectors."
• Environmental Health Coalition: They focus on toxic hazards, toxic use reduction and political action.
• Environmental Research Foundation: An unofficial site with links to the electronic publications listed below. RACHEL's weekly provides excellent coverage of and commentary on a wide variety of environmental issues. The site includes information resources on dioxin, bovine growth hormone, landfills, etc.
• RACHEL's Environment & Health Weekly
• Environment & Health Background Report
• RACHEL Search Engine: Use this site to search through the above two electronic newsletters.
• Environmental Resources: A very comprehensive listing of Internet pages on all sorts of environmental topics.
• Environmental Sites on the Internet (Royal Institute of Technology - Stockholm, Sweden): An environmental link warehouse.
• EnviroWeb: "The largest on-line environmental information resource on the planet..." includes EnviroLink Library, EnviroNews, etc. as well as an on-site search engine.
• FISH Unlimited: "Through education and public awareness, FISH Unlimited will encourage responsible stewardship of our fresh and salt water estuaries, along with its respective ecosystems, in order to preserve these priceless resources for current and future generations."
• FOE (Friends of the Earth, USA): Their focus is on economic policy tools to protect the environment and promote sustainable development. The site contains: links to the Green Scissors Campaign to cut ecologically destructive government subsidies; FOE international links; actions; alerts; and updates.
• FOE (Friends of the Earth, United Kingdom): This site has extensive general environmental links including one to The Chemical Release Inventory. Also see RADLINKS: Part II-B: FOE.
• Green Pages - The Gobal Directory for Environmental Technology: A general environmental information resource.
• Humboldt Nation: A Bioregional Hyper-atlas of the Humboldt Bay Drainage Basin.
• EPIC (Environmental Protection Information Center): Located in Garberville, CA., this is a redwood forest and biodiversity activist organization.
• Hydrogen Energy Center: This Website promotes "hydrogen, renewable, and clean fuel technologies for a sustainable energy economy."
• Northern Sky News: A monthly tabloid focusing on the environment of New England and the Canadian Maritimes.
• PANNA (Pesticide Action Network North America): Their emphasis is on ecologically sound practices in lieu of pesticide use. They have links to 100 affiliated organizations.
• Physicians for Global Survival, Canada: They focus on non-proliferation and weapons abolition issues (as do all PSR sites). Information is available on the World Court Project, the Abolition 2000 campaign, etc.
• REC (The Regional Environmental Center for Central and Eastern Europe):The REC is the major environmental organization providing information on a regional level in Central and Eastern Europe. The site has links to numerous European environmental organizations and information sources.
• Rainforest Action Network: A political action organization with a history of effective boycotts. Their focus is on the conservation of rainforest resources and the protection of rainforest inhabitants; special focus on the destructive policies of Mitsubishi.
• Radical Politics: New Hampshire Greens.
• The Progressive Directory (IGC networks): Sponsored by the Institute for Global Communications, this site has links to EcoNet, PeaceNet, ConflictNet, LaborNet, and WomensNET.
• U.S. Public Interest Research Group: This is the Washington site with links to all state PIRG's, it is one of the largest and most important political action groups. They are legislative activists with a focus on political and environmental topics of every description including toxic, consumer and right-to-know issues.
• Waterkeeper Alliance: "Dedicated to preserving and protecting your water from polluters."
• Worldwatch Institute: The focus is on sustainable, ethical ecology. Their publications include State of the World, Environmental Alert Book Series, Vital Signs series, etc.
• WRI (World Resources Institute): This is a key Internet site for biodiversity issues with excellent topic and geographic indexes and a lengthy publications list.
E. Alternative Energy Links
• American Wind Energy Association: The trade organization of the U.S. wind energy industry. The site has lots of information on windpower and industry links.
• California Energy Commission: This site contains subsections dedicated to alternative and renewable energy, alternatively fueled autos, agriculture and energy, California energy systems, and tips on cutting energy bills. The page offers links to various other governmental and advocacy groups' Internet pages.
• Cities for Climate Protection Campaign: Some 150 cities across the world, from Little Rock to Leipzig, have joined in the Cities for Climate Protection Campaign. This site provides information on energy efficiency, reduction of fossil fuel use, and financing for these improvements.
• DOE's Center for Excellence for Sustainable Development: Here you can find ways to reduce energy operating costs for homes and businesses, create jobs, and use sustainable energy resources.
• EREN (Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy Network): EREN locates and organizes qualitative information on renewable energy technologies, energy efficiency, and Federal energy management programs. This site is also listed in RADLINKS: Part 3-B.
• Home Power Magazine: This site has information on conversion to solar power, small-scale solar and other renewable energy design with links to solar information resources.
• NREL (National Renewable Energy Laboratory): A clearinghouse of information on renewable energy technology. The page offers both NREL documents and files as well as a directory of related Web pages, and an information search option. It contains subsections on alternative fuels, photovoltaics, wind technology, and industrial technology.
• Safe Energy Communication Council: (now defunct) "A national nonprofit coalition educating the public about safe, economical energy alternatives."
• Solstice: Information about energy efficiency and renewable energy is offered here.
• INE (The Institute for New Energy): The most interesting of all alternative energy pages. The focus is on esoteric alternative energy sources with information on anti-gravity, cold fusion, electromagnetic energy sources, energy machines, fusion energy, perpetual motion machines, plasmoids, and many other interesting persons and topics.
F. National and International Academic and University Links of Interest
• CPDS (Center for Photovoltaic Devices and Systems): This clearinghouse of solar technology information is run by the School of Electronic Engineering at the University of New South Wales and offers a list of CPDS publications, press releases, a list of links to related pages, and a list of e-mail addresses of researchers involved in solar technology.
• COA (College of the Atlantic): This is a neighbor of RADNET and a repository of hard copy of several journals frequently referenced and funded by RADNET (Thorndike Library).
• EcoWeb: A University of Virginia Environmental Information Website.
• ECNC (European Centre for Nature Conservation, Netherlands)
• Energy and the Environment: An educational forum sponsored by the University of Oregon, focusing on energy and environmental issues. It offers on-line classes on energy and the environment and alternative energy sources and a directory to other related links on the Internet.
• Environmental Information Resources (formerly known as the National Environmental Information Resources Center): Sponsored by The George Washington University Institute for the Environment, this site is a public-private partnership between The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency and The George Washington University, also known as the Green University. Extensive environmental links. This site has an aversion to WWW sites providing information about anthropogenic radioactivity.
• Environmental Resources via Rice University: A gopher site with extensive environmental information and links.
• European University on the Environment (Umea Sweden)
• GWRTAC (Groundwater Remediation Technologies Analysis Center): This center "compiles, analyzes, and disseminates information on innovative groundwater remediation technologies."
• Harvard Medical School and Beth Israel Deaconess Department of Radiology
• Safety concerns about radiation exposure.
• ICE (Information Center for the Environment), University of California Davis: Collaborators with over thirty private, state, federal, and international organizations interested in environmental protection.
• LTER (U.S. Long-Term Ecological Research Program): One among many interesting ICE links.
• Indiana University: School of Public and Environmental Affairs.
• Mayo Clinic
• M.I.T.'s Web page for NGO's
• NSCEE (National Supercomputing Center for Energy and the Environment): provides supercomputer training and services to academic and research institutions, government and private industry for research and development related to energy and the environment.
• Project Nature Connect - University of Global Education
• RTK NET (Right to Know Network) - Environmental Databases: provides quick links to the following Environmental Databases: ARIP, |BRS, CERCLIS, DOCKET, ERNS, FINDS, IRIS, LANDVIEW, MASTER, RCRIS, TRI, TSCATS.
• University at Albany: Institute for Health and the Environment.
• University of Cincinnatti: All About Nuclear Energy and Radiation
• University of Wisconsin
• Safety office
• University of Missouri-Rolla Student Chapter of the American Nuclear Society
G. Other Non-Governmental Links of Interest
• The Bureau of Atomic Tourism: The Bureau of Atomic Tourism is dedicated to the promotion of tourist locations around the world that have either been the site of atomic explosions, display exhibits on the development of atomic devices, or contain vehicles that were designed to deliver atomic weapons.
• Contact Center Network Global Nonprofit Directory
• The City of Hiroshima Homepage
• Directory of Best Environmental Directories (Europe)
• The Ecology Channel (USA)
• Electronic Lobbyist: This site allows users to automatically send messages promoting renewable energy to their members of Congress.
• FACSNET: The Foundation for American Communications (FACS) "mission is to provide the knowledge and resources journalists and their sources need to effectively communicate information to the public through the news."
• FAIR (Fairness and Accuracy in Reporting): FAIR reports on media bias and tries to set the record straight. Reports on media coverage of nuclear issues.
• Good Money: News and information about socially responsible (non-nuclear) investing.
• The High Energy Weapons Archive
• Institute for Global Communications
• The Jackson Laboratory
• Jane's Resource Links: Links to most important defense, aerospace, and space transportation sites.
• John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation
• Jonesport Wood Company, Inc.: The Center for Biological Monitoring and the RADNET Internet site used to be sponsored by Jonesport Wood Co. Visit this Website for listings of old tools, antiques, books and paintings for sale.
• MAD (Maine Antique Digest): MAD has no interest in nuclear issues, but is an essential source of information for our sponsors and also an excellent recreational site for those suffering from nuclear-induced psychic numbing.
• Macrocosm: Another progressive Website clearinghouse. It also has photos, schedule and information, and Nuclear Waste Cask tour.
• Multinational Monitor: Database on activities (including nuclear-related) of multinational corporations and back issues of Multinational Monitormagazine.
• The Noam Chomsky Archive
• Ploughshares Fund
• Public Shelter: Wild and very fun page from the producer of Atomic Cafe.
• Rail, Sea and Air Infopages and FAQ Archive: This site consists of "Railroad, naval and aviation data and images online."
• The Rocky Mountain Institute: A free market approach to solving environmental problems.
• Soros Foundation Network: An important website focused on social action and freedom of information issues, with a special emphasis on the concept of the open society and the legacy of Karl Popper.
• Space Online
• State of the Russian Navy Data Page: General naval information including a current intelligence folder, links to other naval information sources.
• Wand (Women's Action for New Directions): Wand's mission is to empower women to act politically to reduce violence and militarism and redirect military resources toward human and environmental needs.
• W. Alton Jones Foundation
• WebActive: Clearinghouse for progressive Websites.
• What's New In Activism

A. WWW Information Resources
• Academic Press: A sublink of the huge Harcourt Brace publishing empire, the Academic Press site links to numerous important scientific journals, most of which are not included in the RADNET journal list below. Links to many publishing companies on the net are included.
• ACS Publications (American Chemical Society): This site has many chemistry journals and publications.
• BUBL (BUlletin Board for Libraries) Information Service: Subject-based links to the academic and research community, the BUBL environmetal links connect to almost every important general environmental site on the net, but they do miss a few international nuclear information sites, as well as some of the major private nuclear information sources listed in RADLINKS II: B.
• BIOSCI: WWW hypermail interface to all BIOSCI/bionet mailing lists/USENET newsgroups & WAIS indices (all groups). You can post new messages or read and reply to bionet messages (1989 on).
• Congressional E-Mail Addresses: The list is compiled by the Congressional Quarterly's American Voter.
• Dialog (Knight-Ridder Information Services): An important information service providing computerized search services of numerous databases and a long-time information source for RADNET. The databases to which Dialog has access include most of the scientific research publications available on a world-wide basis. Typical charges for database searches run $60-$90 per hour, excluding membership fees. The Maine State Library System has recently discontinued its membership to this service due to budget cutbacks. This service is becoming obsolete due to more inexpensive information retrieval alternatives.
• The Electronic Activist: An email address directory of congresspeople, state governments, and media entities.
• Elsevier Science: The largest scientific journals publication site on the Web with links to numerous journals pertaining the dissemination of literature covering the broad spectrum of scientific endeavors.
• Environmental Science and Technology: One of many Elsevier sublinks and another access point to the Journal of Environmental Radioactivity.
• Energy Information On-line: Information on how to access the Department of Energy's two major databases, Energy Science and Technology and Nuclear Science Abstracts, which are searchable only through Dialog and STN International.
• Gannett Co., Inc.: "A large diversified news and information company in the USA."
• Jay's Leftist and "Progressive" Internet Resources Links: Check out the Directory for links for all kinds of causes including:
• Jay's Anti-Nuclear Movements Links
• King Publishing Group: A "source for intelligence on energy, defense, technology, the environment and White House policy."
• Lexis-Nexis: A useful tracking service once used by RADNET for current information on nuclear issues. You can get daily updates on news stories covered by Reuters and other news services and newspapers. An expensive but very useful news service.
• National Academy Press: Created by the National Academy of Sciences, it publishes the reports issued by the Academy and by the the National Academy of Engineering, the Institute of Medicine, and the National Research Council.
• RTK NET (Right to Know Network): A network providing free access to numerous databases, text files, and conferences on the environment, housing and sustainable development.
• STN International (The Scientific & Technical Information Network): An on-line system giving you direct access to over 180 world-class scientific and technical databases.
• "CERN" - W3C (World Wide Web Consortium): "The W3C was founded in 1994 to develop common standards for the evolution of the World Wide Web. We are an international industry consortium, jointly hosted by the Massachusetts Institute of Technology Laboratory for Computer Science [MIT/LCS] in the United States; the Institut National de Recherche en Informatique et en Automatique [INRIA] in Europe; and the Keio University Shonan Fujisawa Campus in Asia."
• Data Sources not yet on-line: An interesting experimental site.
• W3 servers: A comprehensive listing of WWW sites, including a list of registered WWW servers, sorted alphabetically by continent, country and state with a clickable world map. It also contains an automatically collected list of Home Pages.
• Pathfinder Search Engine: This lets you search articles in Time, CNN, and many other important information sources.
B. Journals of Interest - The following publications are the principle sources of biological monitoring information about anthropogenic radioactivity cited in RADNET or having significant health physics or other informational relevance. Not all journals are accessible through the World Wide Web; journals on the Web are underlined.
1. RADNET's most frequently referenced journals.
• Health Physics: The official journal of the Health Physics Society.
• Journal of Environmental Radioactivity: This obscure journal is cited in RADNET more frequently than any other journal listed in this section. It is the most important single source of information documenting anthropogenic radioactivity. Hard copy is available at the College of the Atlantic in Bar Harbor.
• Nature: International weekly journal of science and another major source of information on anthropogenic radioactivity and many other topics.
• Nuclear Safety: An important nuclear safety information source located at the Oak Ridge National Laboratory.
2. Important Health Physics related journals.
• Biophysical Journal Archive
• British Medical Journal
• Cell
• Journal of Biological Chemistry
• New England Journal of Medicine On-line
• Molecular and Cellular Biology
• Radiation Research
• Radiotherapy & Oncology
• The Lancet
• The 'Red Journal' (International Journal of Radiation Oncology Biology Physics)
3. Other referenced journals.
• Ambio
• American Journal of Public Health
• The Analyst
• Annals of Glaciology
• Atmosphere Environment
• Applied Radiation
• Chemical Geology
• Covert Action Quarterly
• Deep Sea Research
• Part I: Oceanographic Research Papers
• Part II: Topical Studies in Oceanography
• Earth and Planetary Science Letters
• Ecological Modeling
• Ecological Monitoring
• Enviroment
• Enviromental Geochemistry & Soil Pollution
• Enviromental Health
• Enviromental Health Perspectives
• Environmental Health and Pollution Control
• Enviromental International
• Enviromental Pollution
• Environmental Research
• Environmental Science & Technology
• Esturine, Coastal Shelf Science
• Fusion Technology
• Geochicica Et Cosmochiamica Acta
• Geophysical Research Letter
• Inorganica Chemica Acta
• Inside N.R.C.
• International Journal of Environmental Studies
• International Journal of Radiation Biology
• Journal of Aerosol Science
• Journal of Environmental Economics and Management
• Journal of Environmental Management
• Journal of Environmental Radioactivity
• Journal of Marine Research
• Journal of Marine Systems
• Journal of Materials Research
• Journal of OAC International (Journal of the Association of Official & Analytical Chemists)
• Journal of Radiation rests
• Journal of Radioactivity
• Journal of RadioAnalytical Nuclear Chemistry
• Journal of Radiological Protection (Official journal of the Society for Radiological Protection)
• Limnology & Oceanography
• Marine Science Communications
• Marine Science Community
• Medical Physics
• Medicine & Global Survival
• Media Bypass: "The Uncensored National News"
• The Nation
• New Scientist
• New York Review of Books
• Nuclear Data Sheets
• Nuclear Energy
• Nuclear Engineering International
• Nuclear Europe
• NuclearFuel
• Nuclear News
• Nuclear Remediation Week
• Nuclear Science and Engineering
• Nuclear Technology
• Nuclear Waste News
• Nucleonics Week
• Oceanographic Literature Review
• Oceanology Acta
• Oceanus
• Oecologia
• Physica Scripta
• Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences
• Radiation Data & Reports & Radiological Health Data
• Radiation Research
• RadioChimiacta
• Radiological Protection Bulletin
• Radiotherapy & Oncology
• Rad Journal
• Radwaste Magazine
• The Ecologist
• The November 1999 issue focuses exclusively on nuclear energy
• The Energy Daily
• The 'Red Journal'
• SCIENCEMagazine On-Line: A weekly journal which publishes research in every field of science.
• Science of the Total Environment
• Scientific American
• Technology Review
• Waste Management & Research