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Earth & Environmental Sciences Guide
Use the tabs towards the top of the page to go to the relevant section.
To find sources for journal articles select the Articles tab.
To find sources for newspaper articles select the 'Newspapers' link under the 'Articles' tab.
To search for print and electronic books select the 'Books' tab.
To search for dissertations select the 'Dissertations' tab.
For information on MaRLI,the Manhattan Research Libraries Initiative which grants CUNY PhD students borrowing and access privileges to Columbia, NYU, and NYPL Research Libraries, select the 'MaRLI' tab.
For information on bibliographic citation styles and citation managers such as Endnote select the 'Citing Sources' tab.
For information on grants and fellowship opportunities select the 'Funding' tab.
For statistics and data select the 'Statistics & Data' tab.
Other guides to Earth & Environmental Sciences
Many of the resources suggested by the Columbia or NYU libraries must be accessed on site at the library. For one time access, request a METRO Referral pass from a librarian at the Graduate Center Library. If you would like to use the resources at the Columbia and NYU libraries more frequently, apply for a MaRLI (Manhattan Research Libraries Initiative) card through NYPL. More information here.
- Environmental Sciences Guide - NYU
- Indexes to Earth & Environmental Science Lit - Geoscience Library, Columbia
- Links to Useful Resources in DendrochronologyCompiled by the Tree-Ring Research Lab at Columbia's Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory. Site also includes specialized software downloads.
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