Science@NASA Wins at 1999 Webby Awards
The International Academy of the Digital Arts and Sciences announced that web readers had awarded the 1999 Webby Awards People's Voice Award for "Best Science Site" to Science@NASA.

If You Want Mail, You've Got Mail from the Energy Information Administration
Does your company need updates and analyses on major energy issues around the world? The Energy Information Administration has announced a notification service called This Week At EIA. Distributed as an e-mail message every Friday afternoon, This Week At EIA is a list of Internet addresses and summaries of what EIA released during the week. EIA's website also has 42 separate e-mail lists divided into six categories such as gas and crude oil. Up-to-date information is at your fingertips.

EPA Offers Industrial-Strength Tool for Managing Industrial-Size Waste Disposal
Managing municipal and industrial waste is no small task, and that's why the Environmental Protection Agency's online database is getting a positive review by corporate compliance officers, government permit writers, and others affected by the Resource Conservation and Recovery Act.

Melissa Be Gone--How to Report and Recover When a Virus Attacks
You need to move fast when a virus like Melissa hits. The Federal Computer Incident Response Capability (FedCIRC) program issues advisories about marauders, let's you report a break in, and gives you solutions for overcoming the evil bug. This program is funded by the Government Information Technology Services Board's Innovation Fund. It was a 1998 winner of the Industry Advisory Council (IAC)/GITSB Award for Promoting Electronic Government. The Melissa advisory is a joint effort with Carnegie-Mellon University.