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A new course of special interest to environmental professionals who want 
to increase their knowledge about Internet resources:

A non-introductory course entitled �Effective Use of the Internet for 
Professionals in Hazardous Waste and Air Quality Management� will be 
offered Saturday, July 27, in Sacramento, by the University of 
California, Davis, University Extension, Environmental Hazard Management. 
This hands-on one-day computer laboratory course will teach environmental 
professionals how to locate and retrieve environmental information on the 
Internet.

Topics will include:  (1) optimizing use of general purpose search tools, 
such as Alta Vista, Infoseek, Open Text, and Inktomi, and subject search 
tools, such as Yahoo and Galaxy; (2) accessing and searching Usenet 
newsgroups and listserv archives; (3) retrieving information from 
databases, such as the EPA employee database, Federal Register (FR), 
Resource Conservation and Recovery Information System (RCRIS), DTSC 
Management Memos, RCRA Policy Compendium, the Comprehensive Environmental 
Response, Compensation, and Liability Information System (CERCLIS), and 
many more,

For more information, call (800) 752-0881 or e-mail 
cmccain@unexmail.ucdavis.edu.