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Find more soil erosion information on the internet This page enables you to find more information on soil erosion on the internet, using:
Here, you can quickly search the internet for information on soil erosion using a number of search engines. Since different search engines take a different approach to indexing web pages, each one will give different results even when looking for the same key words: in this case, 'soil erosion'. The engines marked * appear to give consistently good results. Note though that this is not a definitive list of search engines. There are plenty more out there! See this page for more information on searching the internet. |
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| A9 | Ask Jeeves | Altavista |
| EuroSeek | Excite | Google * |
| HotBot | Infotiger | Lycos |
| Mamma | MetaCrawler | MSN |
| Search | Teoma | Vivismo * |
| Webcrawler | Yahoo | |
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Scientically-oriented search engines Again, different search engines give different results. |
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| Google Scholar * | Scirus | |
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Lists of web sites on a particular topic (e.g. soil erosion), selected by people (not computers). |
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| Google Directory | Open Directory Project 1 | Open Directory Project 2 |
| Open Directory Project 3 | Nodeworks Web Directory | |
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Something like web directories, but with all the subject matter centrally managed. |
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| Wikipedia | ||
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How has the level of interest in soil erosion (judged by the number of Google searches) changed over time? |
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| Google Trends for "soil erosion" | ||
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