CERM, Cultural and Environmental Resource Management

The Department of Energy brings you a suite of resources at this site: SciTech Connect, Pages (beta), National Library of Energy (beta), Data Explorer, DOEPatents, E-Print Network, and Science Cinema. Covering from "Manhattan Project to the present," these resources are valuable for historical as well as current topics. Anything that may be useful to the DOE may be included, so it is useful well beyond strictly energy related topics.

President Trump signed Executive Order 13934 to create an all-services technical and compliance assistance center.

This is a hidden gem for energy information: analysis & reports, data, maps, and more. The "U.S." in the name refers to who runs the agency; the scope of information is worldwide. Very current! Information on the site now is as recent as last week.

"Treesearch is an online system for sharing free, full text publications by Research and Development scientists in the US Forest Service...including papers appearing in journals, conference proceedings, or books. All publications...are based on peer reviewed research to make sure they provide the best scientific information possible....Searches in Treesearch are focused on the metadata surrounding a publication, things like author, title, and so forth." Over 40,000 publications to date. [From http://www.treesearch.fs.fed.us/about/]

Region 6 covers the Pacific Northwest. The research station has 11 laboratories and research centers in Alaska, Oregon, and Washington as well as 12 active experimental forests, ranges, and watersheds.