LibGuides: Environmental Science: Evaluate

Evaluate

Source + Motivation + how you would like to use the information = Value

Dig deeper—do not rely on just one source

Primary literature looks like the examples linked below... (note the format—Introduction, Methods, Results, Discussion, References)

Secondary literature looks like the examples linked below.

Washington Post This link opens in a new window
2005–present. Unlimited access to the digital site-license version of Washington, DC’s premiere newspaper via the college’s network. Includes real-time Q&A discussions and live-streaming of news and commentary. (App access not currently available.)
Chronicle of Higher Education This link opens in a new window
PressReader This link opens in a new window
A comprehensive digital news resource offering over 5,000 newspapers and magazines from around the world. PressReader provides same-day full-content access to periodicals in over 60 languages.
Foreign Affairs This link opens in a new window
A leading journal on American foreign policy and global affairs published by the Council on Foreign Relations, a non-profit and nonpartisan membership organization founded in 1921. Articles cover a broad range of viewpoints on matters political, historical, and economic.