Sustainability
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Research Articles
ASU Library provides access to 700+ research databases. For sustainability, try searching the following databases:
- Academic Search Premier
- GreenFILE
- Environment Complete
- GeoScienceWorld
- Scopus
- Environment and Energy News
- Encyclopedia of Global Change
- Avery Index to Architectural Periodicals
- ABI Inform
- Advanced Technologies & Aerospace Database
- Agricola
- Leisure Tourism Database
- Compendex
To find more databases, go to the Research Databases for an alphabetical list.
Useful Tools & Services
- Course ResourcesCourse Resource Services provides access via the library to items that are required readings and/or materials for courses at Arizona State University. Students may access the items by instructor or course number. Instructors may place items on reserve for students to read and/or use during the duration of the course.
- Interlibrary LoanItems that are not owned by ASU Library can be obtained from other sources through Interlibrary Loan (ILL). Use the online ILLiad system to submit your ILL requests. Notifications are sent by email when the item(s) requested are available. This service is limited to ASU faculty, students and staff.
- Requesting MaterialsThere are three primary request types: 1) request from ASU Library, 2) request from an external library, or 3) request an article or chapter scan.
E-Books
ASU Library has several e-book collections. Below is a list of the general collections:
In Videos
There are many educational videos available via ASU Library through Films on Demand on the topic of sustainability. Below is a sample of what's available for sustainability.
- Sustainability: Good for Business
- Environmental Impacts and Sustainability: Issues in Globalization
- Designing A Green Workplace
Course Guides
Course Guides are designed for students and provide useful information and links to resources that will be helpful for completing coursework and assignments.
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