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Through EBSCO Discovery Service™ (EDS), libraries have the ability to customize their collection of locally indexed metadata, creating the optimal search experience for end users to take advantage of the library’s complete collection.

In addition, libraries have the opportunity to customize the EDS interface and its entry points through EBSCO’s Open Integration, which offers users the option to select from several unique customization features.

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Climate Change: Predictions & Hypotheses on Global Warming

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By: Jackson, Robert F. Washington, D.C.: Cato Institute,c2009. Pages: xii, 267 p. Call Num: QC981.8.G56M534 2009Contents: a global warming science primer -- Our changing climate history -- Hurricane warning! --Sea-level rise and the real unfreezing world --Extreme climate: floods, fires, and droughts...

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Global Warming and Recent Heatwave Patterns in Western Europe

By: Smith, Kelly R. Journal of the New Environment, Vol. 24 Issue 3Oct, 2009. pp 97-116 [Journal Article]; Call Num: QJO4133Abstract: Tracks the patterns of recent heatwaves in Western Europe and theirrelationship to global warming and climate change. Smith comments on…

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Global warming and its local impact

By: Stephens, Rick. Springfield Times - Sunday Edition 9/4/2009, Vol. 254 Issue 30,pA11, 1p, 1bw; (AN 43892304)Abstract: The author comments on the local impact of global warming with the study of a recent rise in water level of the Springfield River. The water level of the river has been slowly rising over the past 20 years. Statistics and charts…

The Science of Global Warming

By: Caldwell, Alan. Narrated by Stephen Tierney 1 videodisc (120 min.); Call Num: 4498Abstract: Explains the facts and scientific arguments of global warming, addresses the issue of global temperature change and hypothetical scenarios concerning the issue.

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Global Warming May Be Cause of Shift in Penguin Migration

By: Torrence, Jack. Environmental Protection Magazine, Vol. 24 Issue 10 Sept, 2009. pp54-75 (Magazine Article); Call Num: RWO9239482 4291Abstract: Explores the causes regarding a recent finding that the overall migration period of the empire penguin has changed. Author suggests global warming being the cause of the change in the migration period of the animal.

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Enhanced Branding • — Add logos, choose the name of your service, etc., to bring more visibility to your library and institution brand

Skinnability• — Change the color combinations of the interface (search screens, result screens, full records, etc.) to match institution colors, which will carry from your search to the results page

Custom Toolbar• — You decide the link wording & destination (this can be used to call attention to other resources such as listing services, etc.)

Widgets• — Import a variety of “widgets” into EDS and export portions of EBSCOhost® functionality to your website

Custom Search Boxes — Option to create and post simple search boxes with the custom look of your Discovery experience for quick Discovery searches from any of your institution’s web pages

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