Will Anything Be Left? New Responses to the Preservation Challenge.
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1981
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| author | Darling, Pamela W. |
| author_facet | Darling, Pamela W. Darling, Pamela W. |
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| contents | Will Anything Be Left? New Responses to the Preservation Challenge. Darling, Pamela W. Change Climate Control Futures (of Society) Library Automation Library Collections Library Education Library Materials Library Planning Magnetic Tapes Nonprint Media Paper (Material) Preservation Standards Discusses problems created by the deterioration of both book and nonbook library materials made of chemically unstable materials. Explores current trends in preservation, including environmental control, new standards for more durable papers, and professional training in techniques and procedures for retarding deterioration. Six references are listed. (CHC) |
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| institution | ERIC Institute of Education Sciences |
| language | en |
| publishDate | 1981 |
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| spellingShingle | Will Anything Be Left? New Responses to the Preservation Challenge. Darling, Pamela W. Change Climate Control Futures (of Society) Library Automation Library Collections Library Education Library Materials Library Planning Magnetic Tapes Nonprint Media Paper (Material) Preservation Standards Will Anything Be Left? New Responses to the Preservation Challenge. Darling, Pamela W. Change Climate Control Futures (of Society) Library Automation Library Collections Library Education Library Materials Library Planning Magnetic Tapes Nonprint Media Paper (Material) Preservation Standards Discusses problems created by the deterioration of both book and nonbook library materials made of chemically unstable materials. Explores current trends in preservation, including environmental control, new standards for more durable papers, and professional training in techniques and procedures for retarding deterioration. Six references are listed. (CHC) |
| title | Will Anything Be Left? New Responses to the Preservation Challenge. |
| topic | Change Climate Control Futures (of Society) Library Automation Library Collections Library Education Library Materials Library Planning Magnetic Tapes Nonprint Media Paper (Material) Preservation Standards |
| url | https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ254101 |