If you want to search our indicator database, use our database search. If you want to search for references to specific terms on the rest of this site, you've come to the right place!   Enter one or more search terms, separated by commas, in the box below.  If you need help, refer to the instructions.           Option 1: How many search terms are required for a successful match?  Show matches if ANY of the search terms are present  Show matches if ALL of the search terms are present   Option 2: Must the search terms match exactly?  Match the terms exactly as I entered them  Match the terms in either upper or lower case   Option 3: How many references should be displayed on a page?  10 entries per page  20 entries per page  30 entries per page  Show me all the entries on a single page     Instructions The search facility can be used to search the Sustainable Measures web site for any keyword(s) you choose. Here's how it works: You enter one or more search terms. A search term can be a single word, multiple words, or a little bit of text (more about little bits of text below). Search terms must be separated from one another by a comma.   You press the Search button.   The search facility looks at the text of each page of the web site and tries to find a match for your search term(s). If one or more of your search terms is in the text, then the search facility considers that entry a match.   Once the search facility has searched all the pages, it shows you the results. The search results will either be a list of entries (if one or more matches were found), or a message telling you that no matches were found. You do not need to enter complete words as search terms. You can also enter "little bits of text" (for want of a better term). A little bit of text, for example, might be "employ". If you do a keyword search for "employ," you will find "employ," "employee," "employer," and any other reference that contains "employ".   This search does not use the "+" or "-" characters in search terms. Boolean conditions -- AND and OR -- are controlled by Option 1. Basing a match on ANY of the search terms is equivalent to a boolean OR. Basing a match on ALL of the search terms is equivalent to a boolean AND.   You can choose whether the search process is case sensitive or not by setting Option 2. If you select "Match the terms exactly as I entered them," the search process looks for the search terms exactly as you entered them: uppercase, lowercase, mixed case, or capitalized. If you select "Match the terms in either upper or lower case," the search process treats both the search terms and the text being searched as if they are all in lower case.     Back to search

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