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The EPA National Library Network provides access to information about the environment and related scientific, technical, management, and policy information. This web site provides information on:

About the EPA National Library Network - The combined network collection contains a wide range of general environmental information, as well as specialized collections.

Library Services and Repositories - EPA has one of the nation's preeminent library networks providing access to information about the environment and related scientific, technical, management, and policy information.

The Online Library System (OLS) for EPA’s National Library Network consists of several related databases that comprise the shared library catalog. Use OLS to locate books, reports, journals, and audiovisual materials on a variety of topics.

National Library Network News - As EPA plans for the future of the Library Network, updates will be provided to stakeholders with information on the planning activities and ways to provide input into the process.

National Environmental Publications Internet Site (NEPIS), part of the National Service Center for Environmental Publications (NSCEP). Employees and the public have access to over 26,000 EPA documents in digital form through the National Environmental Publications Internet Site and over 7,000 titles in hard copy free of charge from National Service Center for Environmental Publications. Documentation of the process used to digitize the documents collection of EPA's libraries and repositories is also available.

EPA's Vision for Library Services

EPA’s vision is to be the premier environmental library network providing timely access to information and library services to its employees and the public.  EPA’s approach to achieving this vision involves maintaining a strong network of physical libraries enhanced with online tools to expand access to environmental information. This enhanced model provides more library materials electronically and on the EPA Web site with increased accessibility to environmental information and increased efficiency by which employees and the public can find the materials they need.

 


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