Reference Material
Population Resources
- U.S. Census Bureau Home Page
- U.S. Census 2000 Home Page
- U.S. Census 2000 Resident Population
- U.S. Census Bureau - Population and Household Economic Topics
- U.S. Census Bureau - State and County QuickFacts
- U.S. Census Bureau - World Population Information
- U.S. Census Bureau - Selected Historical Census Data
- United States Historical Census Data Browser
- Population Reference Bureau
- National Center for Health Statistics
- Global Trends in Population and Human Development - World Resources Institute
- Zero Population Growth
- Population Growth and Balance Project
- American Memory Project - Search with "census" to find historical census records
- Migration Information Source - People migration data from global organizations and countries around the world.
Environmental Resources
- World Resources Institute
- EE-Link
- Population and Environment Linkages Service
- Center of Excellence for Sustainable Development
- Education for Sustainable Development - The World Bank Group
- Down the Drain Project - Compare Water Usage Worldwide
- Tragedy of the Commons Information
Mathematics Resources
- Using Algebra and Discrete Mathematics to Investigate Population Changes in a Trout Pond
- Learning about Rate of Change in Linear Functions
- Understanding the Least Squares Regression Line with a Visual Model
- The Math Forum - A must see!
- Mathematics and the Census - Math Forum's links to census lesson plans and resources
- Exploring Data: 9-12 Lessons on the Web - Math Forum's picks for good lessons
- National Library of Virtual Manipulatives - Online interactive tools for data analysis
- Exponential Function Applet
Map Sites
- U.S. Census Bureau Gazetteer - 1990 census data for U.S. locations
- National Geographic Map Machine - Try census maps under U.S. theme
- National Geographic PRINTABLE Maps
- USGS Interactive Map Browser
- Understanding Maps and Latitude & Longitude
- FAQs: Latitude and Longitude
Data Analysis Software
Ask an Expert Sites
- Ask Dr. Math - The Math Forum
- Ask a Math Expert - Scientific American
- Ask an Environment Expert - Scientific American
- Ask a Mad Scientist - Many different topics
- ScienceNet - Many different topics
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