Environmental Research at Princeton: An Interdisciplinary Approach: Land Use - General Resources

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Land use is a highly interdisciplinary topic, requiring imagination and resourcefulness when searching both the Main Catalog and PUL's databases.  Main Catalog: Below are some suggested subject headings that will help introduce you to what's in the PUL collection. 

"Land Use" will retrieve the general index on this subject, helping you see how the collection breaks down in this area.

There are customary, narrower terms associated with "Land Use."