This guide will help you find resources available through the Alverno library.
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Replenish: The virtuous cycle of water and prosperity by 
Water in plain sight: Hope for a thirsty world by 
Thirst for power: Energy, water and human survival by 
Water: Asia's new battleground by 
Hard water: Politics and water supply in Milwaukee, 1870-1995 by 
The water encyclopedia: Hydrologic data and Internet resources by 
The atlas of water: Mapping the world's most critical resource by 
Chasing water: A guide for moving from scarcity to sustainability by These databases are good sources to find information about your topic:
Anybody can and anybody will post anything online. So, how do you find the good stuff?
Try using these criteria (courtesy of Kent State University) to evaluate the quality of websites that you find on your own.
Another tip is to use Google's Advanced Search feature which allows you to limit a search by domain. For example, limiting a search to .gov or .edu will only retrieve websites published by government bodies or accredited post secondary educational institutions.
There is also a domain for non-governmental organizations, .ngo .
Try using these websites:
Another easy way to find NGO's is to do an advanced Google search.
Use a search term such as "Jamaica" and limit your search by the domain name, ".ngo".
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