"The Pennsylvania State University Libraries have acquired several thousand videotapes, reports, and photographs that were generated during the successful cleanup and recovery of the Three Mile Island Unit 2 (TMI-2) nuclear reactor. The materials reflect the work done during the 1979 – 1990 time period." You can read the full text of any of the reports, but only one video is available to view online (the "Clean-up Highlights Video", 24 min).

"Technology Review identifies emerging technologies and analyzes their impact for technology and business leaders... Technology Review is also an invaluable resource for early adopters, the media, those in government, and anyone who needs to understand trends in technology. Technology Review is an independent media company owned by the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT)." (from their About Us page)

"Worldpress.org is a nonpartisan magazine whose mission is to foster the international exchange of perspectives and information. It contains articles reprinted from the press outside the United States, as well as originally written material." (from their About Us page)

"This series presents visually spectacular tours of the seven continents as it makes connections between our solar system and Earth's oceans, climate, and mineral and energy sources."

"Created by the Harvard Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics in association with the Harvard University Center for the Environment, this 13-part program includes an overview of the Earth's systems along with an exploration of the effects that human activities have on these systems. Each program contains interviews with scientists and other experts, and the program titles include Ecosystems, Human Population Dynamics, and Water Resources. The site also features videos, interactive lab exercises, additional visuals, an online textbook for each topic, and a helpful glossary of terms that runs from "acid rain" to "zoozanthellae." Each program is well-written and executed, and anyone looking for a bit of a refresher on these topics will find this resource most interesting." -- Internet Scout Report March 30, 2012

"The National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL) is based in Golden, Colorado and is the "only national laboratory solely dedicated to advancing renewable energy and energy efficiency technologies from concept to commercial application." Another aspect of NREL's work involves the creation of high-quality educational resources for those persons who would like to learn more about renewable energy. Visitors will note that the site contains five primary areas, including Renewable Energy Basics, Using Renewable Energy, and Student Resources. Under Renewable Energy Basics, visitors will find succinct summaries of renewable energy sources that include solar, wind, and biomass power. Moving on, the Using Renewable Energy area includes information designed to help different types of users, including electricity providers, farmers, homeowners, and small business owners. Finally, the Student Resources area includes materials for high school and college students, such as fact sheets on biofuels and comprehensive sites on biomass usage." -- Internet Scout Report March 30, 2012

Information about and primary source documents related to the administration of Jimmy Carter (1977-81), covering the Cold War, the energy crisis of the 1970s, the creation of the Departments of Education and of Energy, the Camp David Accords and the peace treaty between Israel and Egypt, the American response to the Soviet invasion of Afghanistan, and the Iran hostage crisis.

Around the world, social entrepreneurs are pioneering methods to bring affordable renewable energy to these underserved customers. While they currently serve only a fraction of the existing market, the technologies and business models they are developing have the potential, if successfully scaled and replicated, to serve almost everyone.
This site is designed to help you better understand energy delivery for customers underserved by traditional markets, and the technologies and business models being used to help empower the bottom billions.

Read MacKay's book "Sustainable Energy - Without the Hot Air" for free online

The National Trust maintains over 350 historic sites in England. "From visitor facilities and holiday cottages to bird hides and breweries, these case studies provide a comprehensive guide to how a building has been refurbished, adapted or a new structure

This is a thesis written by a USC journalism student.

Find articles on energy conservation, environmental studies, computer and information technology, renewable energy, cool roofing, and much more.

This online collection of articles focuses on all aspects of environmentalism and sustainability. The articles are drawn from newspapers, magazines and academic journals; there are also articles written especially for this collection. It is free to use an

EurekAlert! is an online, global news service operated by AAAS (American Association for the Advancement of Science). EurekAlert! provides a central place through which universities, medical centers, journals, government agencies, corporations and other o

Learn about global issues such as climate change, human rights, terrorism, and energy.

The E-print Network website includes thousands of articles and links to information about topics in biology, chemistry, physics, materials science, energy research, and other areas of science and technology. The site is maintained by the U.S. Department o

From the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations

This magazine, published by the Society for Science and the Public, contains a wealth of information about all areas of science. The articles and videos are aimed at general readers.

Learn about the uses, sources and costs of energy, as well as reducing use through energy efficiency.

The California Center for Sustainable Energy has a library of books, magazines and DVDs about climate change, energy efficiency, green building, renewable energy, and transportation. By completing a borrower application form, anyone may borrow these mater

The CCSE website contains information about climate change, energy efficiency, green building, renewable energy, and transportation.

This website contains information about green home building and remodeling, including articles, tips from professionals, a Q&A forum, a directory of professionals, and information about professional education and certification programs.

Download the IES Advanced Energy Design Guides for free. Includes the guides for Small Hospitals and Healthcare Facilities, K-12 School Buildings, Small Retail Buildings, and Small Office Buildings. Each guide includes information about daylighting, energy conservation, and other strategies to reduce the carbon footprint of buildings.

Research summaries from InformeDesign on sustainable design -- green design and construction, energy efficiency, conservation, recycling, urban renewal, and more.

Information about climate change from the National Science Foundation.

This articles from the National Science Foundation describes the annual Solar Decathlon, at which teams from around the world compete to design the best solar-powered, net-zero energy house. Watch a video of the 2010 Decathlon and see picture and diagrams

Information about renewal energy, green roofs, smart grids, and more from the National Science Foundation.

"The Environmental Policy Collection contains a variety of open access resources that provide a balanced view on environmental issues and their potential consequences. The current focus of the collection is climate change". These articles, all available f

This website provides information about biofuels, including the latest news items, discussion forums, and research reports.

This section of the AIA website includes articles, reports, videos, podcasts, and webinars on sustainable design and architecture, life cycle assessment for buildings, LEED, energy efficiency, and other topics related to sustainability and the environment

This branch of the UN Environment Program's Division of Technology, Industry, and Economics focuses on the sustainable use of natural resources and the design of sustainable products. Look under THEMES to find information about sustainable product design,

Find information on climate change, energy efficiency, and natural resource management.

"The EPP Database includes standards and guidelines for environmentally preferable products and services, written by national government agencies and independent third-party organizations from around the world."

Information on energy conservation, renewable energy, and guidelines for design and construction.

"The Union of Concerned Scientists is the leading science-based nonprofit working for a healthy environment and a safer world. UCS combines independent scientific research and citizen action to develop innovative, practical solutions and to secure respons

Concise introductions to different types of renewable energy technologies, including solar, wind and biomass.