This atlas, published by the American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS) describes the Interrelationship between population and environmental issues. Population density, the world wide consumption of natural resources, the relation between population and land use, the atmosphere, ecosystems, and biodiversity are described in maps, graphics and text. Also included is information in the political ramifications of some of these issues such as brief mention of the Kyoto Protocol and the 1998 OSPAR Treaty. There is also a wealth of statistics on factors influencing environmental concerns such as the amount of vehicles owned in certain countries and the amount of Biomass burned and Carbon Dioxide produced in the 1990s.
Located on the first floor of the library in the Atlas cases, call #REF ATLAS G1021 .T5644 1999

This site is produced by the United States Forest Service as part of their Ecological Assessment project, which is an "interagency effort to collect and consolidate new and existing environmental, biological, and socioeconomic information in the Northern Lake States." Included in this site are examples of GIS maps that show current and historical vegetation, geologic maps, maps show social and economic trends, and maps showing environemntal problems in this region. Also listed under State atlases.