Home | Syllabus | Assignments | Schedule | Overview | Bulletin Board | Glossary | Internet Sources | Tests       Internet Sources             As you look for sources on the internet, you should try to evaluate the quality of the author if known, and the general quality and reliability of the web site. Many times, journals can be accessed from internet sites, and then you will have to judge their reliability as well. I have found the following sites to have high quality information.   http://www.epa.gov Env. Protection Agency - lots of energy and environment data and articles http://www.eren.doe.gov ditto DOE http://www.sustainable.doe.gov DOE sustainable website http://www.envirolink.org Lots of environmental data and news http://www.ucsusa.org Union of Concerned Scientists – good on energy issues http://solstice.crest.org Good on renewable energy topics and conservation http://www.ecw.org  Energy Center at Univ. of Wisconsin – some access to journals http://www.igc.org Many links to energy source information http://www.eande.lbl.gov Lawrence Berkeley Labs Energy and Env. Division http://www.ttcorp.com/upvg.html DOE funded PV utility group http://rredc.nrel.gov National Renewable Energy Lab   You can also do searches for topics. Some of my favorites are www.yahoo.com www.hotbot.com www.altavista.digital.com   Remember that .com are companies and they are selling you a product. Don’t expect the full story from these sites. It is not usually a question of incorrect information, but incomplete information.   Home | Syllabus | Assignments | Schedule | Overview | Bulletin Board | Glossary | Internet Sources | Tests