http://hdl.handle.net/2142/693 Waste Management and Research Center Library Reference Guides https://www.ideals.uiuc.edu/retrieve/3356 http://hdl.handle.net/2142/693 Search the Channel search https://www.ideals.uiuc.edu/simple-search http://hdl.handle.net/2142/8537 Title: Practical & Effective Ways to Make Your Company Green <br/> <br/>Authors: Lindsey, Tim; Barnes, Laura L. <br/> <br/>Abstract / Summary: Overview of things that organizations can do to be more environmentally friendly. <br/> <br/>Keywords: Green business; Sustainable business; Energy conservation; Businesses -- Environmental aspects http://hdl.handle.net/2142/8535 Title: Selected Resources for Greening Your Business <br/> <br/>Authors: Barnes, Laura L. <br/> <br/>Abstract / Summary: List of resources for Practical and Efficient Ways to Green Your Business, presented by the Illinois Waste Management and Research Center and the Parkland Business Development Center. <br/> <br/>Keywords: Green business; Sustainable business; Businesses -- Environmental aspects; Corporate social responsibility; Energy conservation http://hdl.handle.net/2142/1329 Title: Seven Rules for Effective Web Searching <br/> <br/>Authors: Barnes, Laura L. <br/> <br/>Abstract / Summary: As search engine technology and usability improves, people have become more and more comfortable doing their own searching. Although most people can find what they need eventually, the strategies outlined in this guide will help improve the techniques of even the most experienced searchers. This publication was adapted from "The Seven Commandments of Effective Web Searching," originally written by Cindy Carlson and published on LLRX.Com. <br/> <br/>Keywords: Web searching http://hdl.handle.net/2142/1328 Title: Keeping Up with New Information Technologies <br/> <br/>Authors: Barnes, Laura L. <br/> <br/>Abstract / Summary: One of the most difficult jobs for any information professional is trying to keep up with changes in technology. Just as soon as you think you know how to apply something new in your organization, it's been replaced by something else. Change is constant and the amount of available information is astounding. The good news is that there are some simple strategies you can use to stay up-to-date on the latest innovations without being completely overwhelmed. <br/> <br/>Keywords: Information overload; Information management; Technology http://hdl.handle.net/2142/1327 Title: Selected Sustainable Design Resources <br/> <br/>Authors: Barnes, Laura L. <br/> <br/>Abstract / Summary: Sustainable product design incorporates environmental considerations into the product development cycle. This bibliography links to relevant resources on the topic. <br/> <br/>Keywords: Sustainable product design; Product stewardship; Bibliography; Information resources; Green products http://hdl.handle.net/2142/1326 Title: State Environmental Awards Programs <br/> <br/>Authors: Barnes, Laura L. <br/> <br/>Abstract / Summary: Many states use awards programs as an incentive to reward companies who adopt pollution prevention (P2) strategies. In 1981, North Carolina began the first pollution prevention awards program, calling it the Governor's Award for Excellence in Waste Reduction. The Illinois Hazardous Waste Research and Information Center (now the Illinois Waste Management and Research Center) began giving Governor's Pollution Prevention Awards in 1987 and has the oldest continuing program. This listing contains details of environmental awards programs within the United States. <br/> <br/>Keywords: Environmental awards; Information resources http://hdl.handle.net/2142/1325 Title: Selected Resources for Pollution Prevention in the Food Service Industry <br/> <br/>Authors: Barnes, Laura L. <br/> <br/>Abstract / Summary: This bibliography contains web sites, books, articles, and journals related to waste management and pollution prevention in the food service industry. <br/> <br/>Keywords: Food service; Pollution prevention; Restaurants; Cafeterias; Bibliography; Information resources http://hdl.handle.net/2142/1324 Title: Selected Resources in Nanotechnology and the Environment <br/> <br/>Authors: Stephens, Rita C.; Barnes, Laura L. <br/> <br/>Abstract / Summary: There are two avenues to explore when researching nanotechnology and the environment. The first is the effect of nanomaterials on the environment and human health. The second is how nanomaterials can be used to benefit the environment. The resources listed here cover both aspects of the topic. <br/> <br/>Keywords: Nanotechnology; Environment; Bibliography; Information resources http://hdl.handle.net/2142/1323 Title: Librarian's Environmental Toolkit: Notable Sources from the WMRC Library Reference Collection <br/> <br/>Authors: Barnes, Laura L. <br/> <br/>Abstract / Summary: Environmental information is multidisciplinary. It encompasses many fields, including engineering, chemistry, ecology, biology, agriculture, economics, history, and business. In the WMRC collection, the topic of waste is what links these disciplines together. The resources included here are those used most often by WMRC staff. <br/> <br/>Keywords: Environmental information; Information resources; Bibliography; WMRC Library http://hdl.handle.net/2142/1322 Title: Lamp Recycling and Disposal <br/> <br/>Authors: Barnes, Laura L. <br/> <br/>Abstract / Summary: Fluorescent, high intensity discharge, metal halide, high-pressure sodium, and neon lamps and their ballasts contain PCBs, mercury, and other toxic chemicals. In order to properly comply with federal and state regulations, these materials must be disposed of properly. This reference guide will point you toward information sources that will help you meet the disposal requirements for these items. <br/> <br/>Keywords: Fluorescent lamps; Waste disposal; Recycling; Ballasts; Information resources