Some links are out of date - I apologise for that!
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The www-server for ecological modelling is a great resource. It has:
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Links to ecological models
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Links to software, tools and databases
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Links to literature, websites on modlling methods and research groups
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FOOTPRINT
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Has data about virtually all active ingredients of pesticides
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Lots of information, parameters on fate & effects
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Quality controlled, quite reliable and consistent
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US EPA Ecotox database
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Lots of ecotox data
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Unfortunately has lots of inconsistencies and can't be used without checks
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The Umweltbundesamt of Germany (UBA, "EPA of Germany") has a very nice collection of links
to databases with information about:
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Chemical properties and toxicological data
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Substance use
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Environmental quality standards
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The Global Portal to Information on Chemical Substances
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Integrates over 20 different databases and sources (and keeps expanding)
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Chemical substance search
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Chemical property data search
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Physico-chemical properties, fate, toxicity, ecotoxicity, ...
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SRC free tools
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Has free physico-chemical properties database
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QSARs
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Interspecies estimation correlation
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Interesting idea, based on a lot of data
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How much trust can you put into these predictions? I'm not sure, but better than no information...
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The IRAC mode of action classification
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Has nice MoA posters
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Good explanations, reliable
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Agency for toxic substances registry
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Lots of useful information and links
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Online SMILES calculator
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Both ways, you can also draw a molecule and get the SMILES notation
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Online Kow calculator
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Uses many different QSARs
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Chemicalize.org
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Great for chemical properties and molecular structures
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Sangster's Log Kow database
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List of measured values
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With one recommended value
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The freshwaterecology database contains information on
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autecology and
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geographical distribution
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of european freshwater species
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The opentox website has
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software for predictive toxicology and
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is a developer and user forum
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The Knowledge Network for Biocomplexity (KNB):
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has lots of datasets related to biodiversity and ecosystem functioning
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and links to software
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The Environmental Health & Toxicology database:
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has links to lots of databases with chemical and toxicological data
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as well as many links and ressources for the general public
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also has medical related information
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The University of Minnesota's biodegradation pathway database:
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Biodegradation of xenobiotics
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Biocatalytic reactions and pathways
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The toolbox of the CEFIC LRI initiative has many usefool tools:
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Human health models and databases
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Environmental models
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Biotransformation and PBTK models
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There are several data repositories for scientific data:
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Another database hosted by the US EPA with ecotoxicty data (mostly pesticides)
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Here are some links to Environment & (human) Health databases and websites: