Visit
CDMWatch, an organization monitoring the
Clean Development
Mechanism of the Kyoto Protocol.
For one of the most comprehensive collections of online resources
relating to climate change, the
Pacific Institute for Studies in Development, Environment and Security
is the place to go.
The
Climate Action Network is a network of international organizations
working towards climate change education, regulation and mitigation.
Greenpeace is an international non–profit organization that works on
crucial issues threatening biodiversity and the environment, including
Climate Change.
Friends of the Earth International is a federation of autonomous
environmental organizations fighting international environmental
destruction and
climate change.
The
Sustainable Energy and Economy Network is a group that focuses on
global North/South energy, climate change, environmental justice, gender
equity, and economic issues, and has developed an extensive online
database of the CO2 emissions of development projects funded by the
World Bank and other international financial institutions.
The
Climate Ark is a portal promoting public policy that addresses
global climate change.
The
International Council for Local Environmental Initiatives provides
resources assisting local governments in reducing carbon emissions with
their
Cities for Climate Protection campaign.
The
Renewable Energy Policy Project has information on a number of
alternative energy sources.
The Heat is Online is a website dedicated to providing information
on the global climate crisis following the book: "The Heat Is On: The
Climate Crisis, The Cover–Up, The Prescription", by Ross Gelbspan, (Perseus
Books,1998).
The
Centre for Science and Environment is one of India’s leading
environmental NGOs focusing on sustainable natural resource management
with a large
Climate Change Campaign.
The
Climate Hotmap is a good resource for examples of some of the global
impacts of climate change.
The
World View of Global Warming provides a photographical guide to the
impacts of global warming internationally.
Environmental Defense has a climate change fact sheet:
Third World Networks Climate Change campaign is a good resource for
discussion surrounding climate change and environmental justice.
The
World Conservation Union has a
Climate Change Initiative with an abundance of information on the
relation of climate change to different ecosystems.
The
Union of Concerned Scientists have a program dedicated to issues of
climate change with a good amount of fact sheets, statistical data,
charts and reports.
The
Institute for Global Communication’s Atmosphere & Climate Links
provides a good set of references for climate science, research and
policy information.
There is a list of resources relating to Indigenous Peoples and climate change
at
TebTebba, the Indigenous Peoples’ International Centre for Policy
Research and Education.
EcoEquity is a non–profit that emerged to engage the issues of
climate justice and equal rights to atmospheric commons.
The
Pew Center on Global Climate Change is dedicated to providing
information and resources on global climate change as well as affecting
international policy surrounding greenhouse gas emissions.
The US EPA has a site dedicated to information about climate change
with a section on
Hydropower and global warming.
The
Carbon Dioxide Information Analysis Center is the primary
global–change data and information analysis center of the U.S.
Department of Energy.
The UK Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs’
Atmosphere, Climate and Environment Information Program provides
some fact sheets on climate change.
The
UK Climate Impacts Program of the Department for Environment, Food &
Rural Affairs provides information about the potential impacts of
climate change in the UK.
The Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) has
information on
climate change policy and its relation to the "environment and
economy".