Selected Congressional Research Service Reports

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Congressional Research Service Reports

The Congressional Research Service is an agency of the Library of Congress which provides detailed background information for members of Congress and their staff. Inquiries direct from the public are not accepted and they will refer people to their congressional office or local library. Selected reports are being made available on the web by various organizations listed below:

CRS Reports from Thurgood Marshall Law Library at the University of Maryland

CRS Reports from University of North Texas Libraries

CRS Reports issued as a Committee Print

Congressional Universe limited to University of New Mexico users.

CRS Reports on the Environment - Committee for the National Institute for the Environment

Selected full text reports on the environment, natural resources and agriculture.

CRS Reports on Science - Federation of American Scientists

CRS Reports via Pennyhill Press

Penny Hill Press is a vendor providing full text for more than 6500 CRS reports, including all produced from 1993 onward, as well as some before then. All reports are abstracted on the Web site. Ordering information is included.

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