Supplements List

Essential Study Partner (ESP) CD-ROM. Available FREE with our environmental science titles, this interactive student study tool is loaded with activities, animations, drag-and-drop exercises, self-testing tools, full-color art and graphs, and more. Our textbooks are linked to the ESP with helpful listings of applicable material in each chapter.

Online Learning Center. With content specific to each of our fine environmental science titles, The Online Learning Center provides:

• Chapter URLs. Linked to the textbook, these regularly updated URLs provide additional learning opportunities for research, writing papers, or tutorial purposes.
• World Map with Current Environmental Concerns. Click on the spinning globe and discover an entire planet of hot issues in environmental studies. Updated every three months, these articles are complete with photos, references back to the text, and additional links to appropriate Internet sites. Past issues are indexed in a convenient chart for easy access.
• Interactive Lecture Notes. Keyed to each chapter, this remarkable presentation will add pizzazz to your lecture and offers additional resources for study and research.
• "Regional Perspectives." These case studies have been submitted by your colleagues from all over the United States and neighboring countries. They deal with environmental issues that are perhaps unique to specific areas. Set up by geographical location, they are easy to find and integrate into your lecture to add a "close-to-home" interest for students.
• Student Practice Quizzes. Designed as a study aid, these extensive, chapter-by-chapter quizzes help students review text material and prepare for upcoming exams.
• Sample Syllabi. Just getting started teaching? Check out your colleagues' syllabi on the website for planning and creative ideas!
• Key Term Flashcards. Yet another great study tool that tests your students' knowledge of important environmental science terms.
• Lab Activities. Short on ideas for setting up easy-to-implement labs? Just download this set of 15 lab activities that are written especially for environmental science classes with low budgets and limited time. Complete with directions, humorous art, and discussion questions, these activities are indeed a helpful resource!
• Student Study Guide. For each chapter of the text, there is direct web access to chapter outlines, summaries, and much more.

Visual Resource Library (VRL) CD-ROM Hundreds of images-in electronic JPEG format--from all of McGraw-Hill's environmental science textbooks, and over 400 photographs not previously seen before comprise this valuable lecture aid. Just input the images into your PowerPoint lecture and you're off!

BioCourse.comis an electronic meeting place for students and instructors. It provides a comprehensive set of resources that is up-to-date and easy to navigate. And, you can access BioCourse.com from any environmental science Online Learning Center. Here is what you will find at BioCourse.com:

• Faculty Club is an array of information and links to related sites for instructors. Resources that you will find include:
  Teaching tips and basic information on pedagogy, assessment, etc.
  Suggestions for classroom and lecture activities.
  Reference searches and literature for faculty.
  Presentation tools, including a searchable database of more than 10,000 images and animations.
  Test bank.
  Help for new instructors and teaching assistants.
  Information on available jobs, grant writing, and available funding.
  Case studies.
• Student Center contains a wide range of materials to help biology students improve their study skills and achieve success in college and beyond. Examples of materials that will be available:
  Study aids.
  Resume writing and information on jobs and internships.
  Graduate school options.
  Information for MCAT and other tests.
  Links to content websites by topic.
• R & D Center features our newest simulations, animations, and other teaching and learning tools. This portion of our site allows faculty members and students to try out our materials as they are being developed.
• BioLabs features materials for lab students and instructors. Some tools you will find include:
  For students: Dissection techniques / Equipment tutorials / Safety and setup procedures.
  For instructors: Lab preparations / Lab support / Simulations
• Lifelong Learning Content Warehouse is a powerful indexing tool and hierarchical outline of content resources for searching by students and faculty. Users can search by topic through a "content warehouse" featuring text material, activities, visuals, and animations to learn more about a selected topic. +Briefing Roomoffers instructors and students daily news feeds, links to prominent journals, commentary from McGraw-Hill authors, and access to XanEdu journal search service. Users can subscribe to the weekly BioCourse.com e-newsletter for science news and BioCourse.com update

PageOut. Need a course website? PageOut is your solution. More than 35,000 professors have chosen PageOut to create a course Website. Their feedback has led to a powerful new Third Release 3.0 of PageOut. New Features based on customer feedback:

• The PageOut Library offers instant access to fully loaded course Websites with no work required on your part.
• Courses can now be password protected.
• You can now upload, store, and manage up to 10MB of data.
• You can copy your course and share it with colleagues or use it as a foundation for next semester.

Short on time? Let us do the work. Our McGraw-Hill service team is ready to build your PageOut Website-and provide content--and provide any necessary training. Learn more about PageOut and other McGraw-Hill digital solutions at www.mhhe.com/solutions.

eText CD-ROM. Many of our titles are available for purchase as a CD-ROM or packaged with a CD-ROM version of the text for ultimate flexibility. McGraw-Hill eTexts are an excellent way for students to view the entire textbook on screen exactly as it is designed and paginated in the printed version. An easy-to-use search engine allows students to locate material where extra study is needed, or to review complex topics. Many topics are often linked to helpful animations.

Online eBooks.Now your students can purchase and use their environmental science text completely ONLINE! Our eBooks contain the text of our print books enhanced with the latest teaching and learning technologies. They are formatted with easy-to-use search capabilities. With an eBook you can also annotate and highlight areas of interest that can later be searched for quick reference and review. In addition to being able to customize the way in which you study, an eBook is enhanced with multimedia assets such as pictures and animations. Also ask us about customization opportunities. Learn more at www.mhhe.com/solutions

You Can Teach Online: Building a Creative Learning Environment (ISBN 0-07-248817-9). The thought of teaching online courses strikes fear into many instructors. Not only is the 'fear of the unknown' a strong factor, but many professionals don't know where to go when they want to develop a stimulating and rewarding online course. McGraw-Hill is proud to introduce this web-enhanced text which provides easy to follow examples of pedagogical techniques, and tools that will be useful for faculty interested in developing online courses in the traditional and online classrooms. Throughout the text, numerous technical drawings, charts, graphs, and photographs are provided to illustrate the very latest in educational technology. With this information, readers will learn to have the confidence to translate their traditional classroom materials to an online environment. www.mhhe.com/ucanteachonline

Field and Laboratory Activities in Environmental Science. The major objectives of a lab class, and this manual, are to provide students with hands on experiences that are relevant, easy to understand and applicable to the student's life, presented in an interesting, informative format. This lab manual has been extensively updated to provide the student with the latest information and most applicable laboratory activities possible. The manual has been expanded to provide students with more choices in activities that illustrate crucial environmental issues and relevant topics. Further, the expanded choice of labs allows each teacher to select activities that are tailored to the specific needs and circumstances of his or her class. Ranging from field and lab experiments to conducting social and personal assessments of the environmental impact of human activities, the manual presents something for everyone, regardless of the budget or facilities of each class.

Life Science Animations CD-ROM This CD-ROM contains nearly 300 animations of important biological concepts and processes. This dynamic tool is perfect for use to support your lectures. Some examples of animations available include:

carbon cycle/nitrogen cycle/rainshadow effect/bioaccumulation/global warming/acid rain/ozone layer depletion/exponential population growth/stages of population growth/Hardy-Weinberg equilibrium

ANNUAL EDITIONS: Environment 01/02. A compilation of current articles from such sources as World Watch, Audubon, The Atlantic Monthly, and Scientific American. These selections explore the global environment, the world's population, energy, the biosphere, natural resources, and pollution. Includes a listing of related Web sites and access to the student support site Dushkin Online (www.dushkin.com/online).

TAKING SIDES: Clashing Views on Controversial Environmental IssuesThis debate-style reader is designed to introduce students to controversies in environmental policy and science. The readings, which represent the arguments of leading environmentalists, scientists, and policymakers, reflect a variety of viewpoints and are staged as "pro" and "con" debates. Issues are organized around four core areas: general philosophical and political issues, the environment and technology, disposing of wastes, and the environment and the future.

SOURCES: Notable Selections in Environmental Studies This volume brings together primary source selections of enduring intellectual value--classic articles, book excerpts, and research studies--that have shaped environmental studies and our contemporary understanding of it. The book includes carefully edited selections for the works of the most distinguished environmental observers, past and present. Selections are organized topically around the following major areas of study: energy, environmental degradation, population issues and the environment, human health and the environment, and environment and society.


Student Atlas of Environmental Issues The Student Atlas of Environmental Issues is an invaluable pedagogical tool for exploring the human impact on the air, waters, biosphere, and land in every major world region. This informative resource provides a unique combination of maps and data helping students understand the dimensions of the world's environmental problems and the geographical basis of these problems.

You Can Make a Difference: Be Environmentally Responsible. This book is organized around the three parts of the biosphere: land, water, and air. Each section contains descriptions of the environmental problems associated with that part of the biosphere. In the section on the atmosphere, for instance, such problems as acid rain and the greenhouse effect are discussed. Immediately following each problem or "challenge" are suggested ways that individuals can help solve or alleviate them. This book has been written to provide the reader with some easy and practical ways to protect the Earth and to help understand why the task is so important.

Transparencies / Instructor's Manuals / Test Item Files / Classroom Testing Software. All of our environmental science titles are supported by the finest instructor support materials available. The Enger/Smith text is supported by 100 transparencies.

Films for the Humanities & Sciences Video Collection. A limited quantity of videotapes are available for the following topics:

• Fighting Pollution
  The war on pollution in all its forms is a pressing priority that brooks no delay. Although much remains to be done, the technology to restore our environment is already in existence. This program describes three examples of such technology: The purification of drinking water; urban and industrial sewage treatment; and vacuum pyrolysis, a revolutionary procedure that makes possible the total recycling of troublesome waste products such as tires. (23 minutes color)
• The Environment
  Every day, in every way humans seem to find new ways to despoil our planet. This program takes a global look at such problems as PCBs and acid rain. In the end, breathtaking imagery enables us to visualize the meaning of the greenhouse effect and depletion of the ozone layer. (23 minutes, color)
• Waste Disposal
  Household waste can cause pollution of all kinds, but more and more of these wastes can be recycled effectively and economically. The result is reduced pollution and a useful new source of raw materials and energy. Hospital waste disposal presents the additional problems of contaminated waste, which is a series of problems depending on the nature of the waste, contaminated blood waste. For example, requires different treatment from radioactive waste. Finally, there is animal waste, which is natural enough but nevertheless the cause of pollution if it is not properly treated. The program also shows how pig waste is treated. (23 minutes, color).
• Fragile Ecosystems
  This program looks at three fragile ecosystems, all in danger of destruction from human activity: marshes, the implication of whose destruction on wildlife, water tables, and an increasing number of other aspects of the entire biosphere is only beginning to be understood; soils, where greater understanding is contributing to more protection; and the atmosphere, which we have allude managed to alter to such an extent that the climate of the planet may have altered. (23 minutes. color)
• Paul Ehrlich and The Population Bomb
  The human population is likely to double by the middle of the 21^st century, soaring past 10 billion people. How will all these people survive? Will there be enough resources to meet everyone's needs or will there be massive social upheaval, famine, and rampant pollution? These questions have been consuming passion for biologist and environmental pioneer Paul Ehrlich, who nearly 30 years ago first set out to persuade the world that continued and unchecked population growth would upset the balance of nature and further widen the gap between developed and developing nations. Based on Ehrlich's best-selling book, The Population Bomb, this program features compelling archival footage from around the world, as well as interview with Ehrlich, is colleagues and his critics. (60 minutes, color)

• Environmental Science articles from current magazines, newspapers, and journals
• Weekly updates of current events
• Interactive exercises
• Web research tips
• An online library of updated research links to help you find the right information
• Up-to-the-minute headlines from around the world including course-specific and general news
• Online quizzing and assessment to measure your understanding of course material, and more!