This research guide supports the Atmospheric and Climate Science emphasis of Earth and Environmental Science. It highlights resources on climate and weather, supporting SLCC's ATMO 1010 (Severe Weather) and ATMO 1020 (Climate Change) courses. Use the tabs above to explore recommended resources from the Library and the open web.
Need help? Keep an eye out for the "Pro Tips" in this guide that can help you find and use the information you need!
The Library's online databases provide many journal articles, e-books, and other sources on Atmospheric Science topics. Use the links below to get started finding resources from them.
Current students, faculty, and staff can access all electronic library resources off campus. When prompted, enter your MySLCC username and password.
Pro Tip: Use this guide to get started:
The Library is pleased to announce a new way to access the journal Science! Search for and read news and research articles directly on AAAS Science's website. If you are off campus, you may be prompted to authenticate with your MySLCC username and password. Please note the Library's access is only for the primary journal Science.
Try selecting "Earth & Atmospheric Sciences" in the "Browse by Discipline" box to see journals dedicated to this topic.
Pro Tip: You may need database coverage beyond what the Library has available. If so, with the UALC (Utah Academic Library Consortium) agreement, you can use other university or college libraries in the state. To do so, show your ID card and bring proof you are a current student at SLCC. Login with a guest pass and use their databases there. Check with each partner institution for their specific requirements.
Contact the Science, Mathematics and Engineering liaison librarian: Amy.Scheelke@slcc.edu.