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The US Global Change Research Program (USGCRP) published this new bimonthly newsletter. Acclimations was created to inform and update citizens about research stemming from the US National Asses...
The American Radio Works radio documentary programs have been garnering acclaim over the past few years, and their latest production is definitely worth a listen. Created by Daniel Grossman and John R...
This site is an excellent place to find resources and literature about Canadian climate changes. It is probably easiest to browse the listed topics for the national database; however, keyword searches...
The Canadian Institute for Climate Studies, created by the Meteorological Service of Canada and the Province of British Columbia, investigates the variability and potential change of climate systems a...
The US Global Change Research Program Carbon Cycle Science Program (last mentioned in the July 19, 2000 Scout Report for Science & Engineering) has been updated to reflect new research, meeting...
This CBS website presents an article about the controversy over the existence, effects, and causes of global warming among scientists, environmentalists, and politicians. The site offers a video about...
Last week, the Bush administration announced that it would not sign the Kyoto Protocol, provoking harsh criticism around the world and in the US. Immediately following the Bush announcement, the Senat...
Sponsored by the US Global Change Research Project, this site contains the much-publicized draft report of the Climate Change Impacts on the United States National Assessment Project. This land...
This new report from the National Academies' National Research Council was produced in response to a request from the Bush administration. Written by a distinguished committee, the report attempts to ...
This Web site from London's Science Museum offers an easy-to-follow introduction to climate change. The creators of this visually appealing and well-organized Web site have taken pains to explain clim...
