Developed by the University of Illinois' Chemistry Library.

Resources related to energy use and energy efficiency.

Guide to environmental education resources and curricula for teachers and teachers in training. Includes subject specific resources.

A guide to films with environmental themes.

A guide to juvenile, young adult, and adult novels with environmental themes, generally focused on pollution.

This guide began as a handout for Go Green and Save Money, a three-hour workshop targeted toward businesses that were interested in going green, but not quite sure where to start. The workshop covered sustainability planning, energy efficiency, and green purchasing, with an emphasis on office spaces. This guide also supports content from Getting Started with Sustainability, which was presented as a webinar for EPA's Small Business Environmental Assistance Program.

Green chemistry, also known as sustainable chemistry, is the design of chemical products and processes that reduce or eliminate the use or generation of hazardous substances. Green chemistry applies across the life cycle of a chemical product, including its design, manufacture, and use.

Resources to help libraries go green.

Resources to help you green your home and make better environmental decisions.

Resources related to environmentally preferable purchasing.

A guide to resources related to green building and sustainable architecture.

Guide to resources explaining why light pollution is a problem and offering sensible lighting alternatives.

Each Center addresses real world issues faced by a specific industry or government sector.

A guide to resources for pollution prevention technical assistance providers.

Resources related to eco-friendly product design considerations.