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I look?
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Outside the scope of this document, for the time being at least.
However,
1. Phillip Ingrams "Using the Web for Geosciences" FAQ is
recommended as a starting point for exploration on the Net.
2. The USGS keeps a map of Earth and Environmental Science
resources on the net at
http://info.er.usgs.gov/network/science/earth/index.html.
3. See also the WWW Virtual Library
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