"This exhaustive and authoritative compendium remains an essential reference tool for all but the smallest academic, public and business libraries in Canada, and will also be useful to US libraries with significant collections on environmental issues, since these concerns do not stop at national boundaries. It is a model that other countries would do well to follow."
-ARBA

Canadian Environmental Resource Guide
2010/11 Edition

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Pub. Date: July 2010
Softcover: 900 pages
ISBN: 1-59237-279-569-3/978-1-59237-569-1
Price: $325.00

The Canadian Environmental Resource Guide is Canada’s most complete reference of environmental associations and organizations, government regulators and purchasing groups, product and service companies and special libraries.

• Directory of Products & Services - detailed listings for companies producing and selling products and services in the environmental sector
  
  
• Environmental Associations - over 2,000 Canadian industrial, commercial, and professional associations and environmental interest groups
  
  
• Chronology of Environmental Events & Conferences, Seminars & Trade Shows
  
  
• Law Firms – specializing in environmental law
  
  
• Special Libraries & Resource Centers
  
  
• Federal, Provincial, Municipal & Local Governments
  
  
• Four Indexes: Entry Name Index, Quick Reference to Government Index, Associations Index, Directory of Products & Services Index
  
  
• Available in print and online database formats

Compiling all of the data on the Canadian environmental industry, into one easy-to-use source, The Canadian Environmental Resource Guide is ideal for businesses, government agencies, engineers and anyone conducting research on the environment and is an ideal resource for public and academic libraries.

Pub. Date: July 2010
Softcover: 900 pages
ISBN: 1-59237-279-569-3/978-1-59237-569-1
Price: $325.00

Note: If you find this work does not fit your budget, please print out this page and bring it to your local library. There is a reasonable chance they either have a copy, can direct you to a library that does, or will be willing to purchase it for their reference collection.