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Tipsheet No: 206
"Using e-mail on the science/environment beat" describes how to get the most from the Internet; includes interviews conducted on the net (with attached story), using the net to stay informed (with accompanying pages describing information networks) and using the net to get background information and find sources.
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Tipsheet No: 193
"Some sources for Reporters Covering Toxic Release Inventory" includes several sources of information on the TRI, including a list of telephone and online sources from the EPA to the Working Group on Community Right-to-Know, a step-by-step guide to accessing chemical release information on the Internet (via gopher and file transfer) and an article listing problems with TRI availability and other sources of information.