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Sustainability: Country Information

Country Information

Economist Intelligence Unit
These individual profiles report on a country's resources, economy and politics. Use the "reports" tab to generate a lengthy PDF report.
Europa World
Extensive information on the history, economics and political situation of the world's nations (not just in Europe).

Gale Ebooks This link opens in a new window
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Full text encyclopedias in all subject areas

United Nations Environmental Programme Yearbooks
Annual publication highlighting environmental issues around the world. Includes global environmental indicators.
US State Department Fact Sheets
Information on the historical, economic and political background of various countries and governmental entities. Good source for information on US relations with a given country.

World Development Indicators This link opens in a new window
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Comprehensive database on development data.

World Fact Book
Published by the CIA, provides basic overview information on the countries of the world.
World Health Organization - Country Profiles
Information on health issues affecting the countries of the world.

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