This guide is to assist you in researching topics related to environmental sciences including organic chemistry, ecology and toxicology, water and wastewater chemistry, and microbiology.
There is an endless supply of information to be found online, but determining what information is accurate and credible is sometimes difficult. Knowing how to effectively evaluate information found on the web is imperative for credibility; this will ensure your assignments use accurate, current, and relevant information.
Environment and Climate Change Canada informs Canadians about protecting and conserving our natural heritage, and ensuring a clean, safe and sustainable environment for present and future generations.
Environment and Climate Change Canada's scientific and technical knowledge is made available here to users of science and technology, including governments, environmental regulators, policy- and decision-makers, land-use planners, researchers, and industry.
Since 1989 the Environmental Sciences Group (ESG) of the Royal Military College of Canada has played an important role in some of the most complex environmental cleanups in Canada. Working in the most remote areas on Earth, using processes developed by our researchers, we have become a leading authority on the investigation, remediation and monitoring of contaminants in the environment.
Labs are places of exploration and discovery for every field imaginable. In this spirit, you can discover, engage, and share what you learn on LabXchange. We curate and create world-class digital content, delivered on a free, online platform that lets you integrate your learning and research experiences. Here, you take control of your learning and solve real-world problems as a community. Participation will always be free.
Founded in 1956, the Canadian Water Quality Association (CWQA) is the voice of Canada's residential, commercial, industrial and institutional water treatment industry.
