information services

Describes strategies and techniques for finding information about local business and economic conditions, issues, and outlooks using free and low-cost online resources.

Tells how to find books, magazines, newspapers, bookstores, and libraries on the Internet, as well as resources of special interest to readers and writers, with a discussion of the history of the Internet, advice on how to use the system, and a catalog of sites.

Alphabetically arranged entries introduce drug-related terms, concepts, and issues. A resource guide lists drug-related programs and activities.

Looks at the origins of many recycled products; contains biographical sketches of notable people in the field; features facts and figures about recycled commodities; lists state laws and regulations; and includes bibliographical references.

Examines how computer technology affects the acquisition and application of scientific knowledge in such fields as astronomy, archaeology, medicine, and physics.

Presents both sides on dozens of arguments from abortion to vegetarianism.