Resources

Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change

United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change

NASA: Global Climate Change

NASA: Earth Observatory

Stern Review on the Economics of Climate Change

United States Global Change Research Program

International Energy Agency

Real Climate: Climate Science from Climate Scientists

Climate Change at the National Academies

US Climate Change Technology Program

The Discovery of Global Warming

Skeptical Science

Center for Climate and Energy Solutions

US Energy Information Administration

Goddard Institute for Space Studies

Royal Meteorological Society

National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA)

The University Corporation for Atmospheric Research

Earth System Research Laboratory

Union of Concerned Scientists: Global Warming

Yale Project on Climate Change Communication

Climate Prediction

DeSmog Blog

Carbon Dioxide Information Analysis Center

Potsdam Institute for Climate Impact Research

Climate Progress

Climate Change Knowledge Portal

Guardian: Climate Change

New York Times: Global Warming & Climate Change

Energy Collective

Climate Central

Reality Drop

Understanding & Solving the Climate Change Problem

World Meteorological Organization

Talking Climate

George Mason University’s Center for Climate Change Communication

EcoWatch: Climate Change

Encyclopedia of Earth

International Renewable Energy Agency

International Solar Energy Society

Ethics and Climate

The Climate Hub

The British Museum of Natural History: Climate Change

Climate Crocks

Climate Science Watch

Citizens Climate Lobby

Climate Communication

North Dakota State Climate Office

Minnesota Climatology Working Group

Centre for Climate Change Economics and Policy

European Environment Agency

US House Select Committee on Energy Independence and Global Warming

US Environmental Protection Agency: Climate Change

Yes! Magazine: Climate Action

Nature Climate Change

Al Bartlett (1923-21013), Professor Emeritus of Physics

Population Connection: Education and Action for a Better World

Climate Time Machine

CarbonVisuals

Climate Models (University of Chicago)

Earth Energy Model

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