Sites linking to our Climate Change Digest

Note: Links are provided for information purposes only and are not an endorsement of the content of the sites to which they are made.

1. Universities
2. Media
3. Governmental organizations
4. Environmental and Health non-profit organizations
5. Business and Industry
6. Other websites

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1 Universities

• Centre for Economics ans Social Studies on the Environment : An academic research institute on ecological economics, sustainable development indicators and information systems, interactions between economy, environment and sociology.
• The Climate Research Unit at the University of East Anglia  provides a link to the GreenFacts Climate Change study as a source of answers to Frequently Asked Questions on the subject of climate change. www.cru.uea.ac.uk/cru/links/ 

2 Media

• Euractiv, the media portal dedicated to EU affairs, at:
  www.euractiv.com/Article?tcmuri=tcm:29-117491-16&type=LinksDossier  www.euractiv.com/Article?tcmuri=tcm:29-117453-16&type=LinksDossier 
• ABC Australia, the national public broadcasting company of Australia, links to the GreenFacts summary of the IPPC report in their article on the health effects of climate change: www.abc.net.au/health/regions/features/climatechange/default 
• Eco Earth : An information gateway empowering the movement for environmental sustainability.
• Climateark.org: this Climate Change Portal provides links to Climate Change Overview 

3 Governmental organizations

• EPA: Environmental Protection Agency  of the US federal government.
• The Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) proposes external links to "scientific organizations" and "Climate Change Resource Centres" : www.fao.org/clim/links.htm 
• Canada's National Climate Change Process : The NCCP establish a national process to examine the impact, costs and benefits of implementing the Kyoto Protocol and the various implementation options open to Canada.
• The Atmospheric Radiation Measurement (ARM) Program links to the GreenFacts Digest on their educational website for children under the heading "Cool sites":
  http://education.arm.gov/studyhall/coolsites_global.stm 
  
• The European Commission's DG Environment website on climate change:
  http://ec.europa.eu/environment/climat/home_en.htm , and on the links page:
  http://ec.europa.eu/environment/climat/links.htm 
• The website of Finland’s environmental administration links to the GreenFacts Digest on Climate Change from LUMONET (the Finnish Clearing-House Mechanism of the Convention on Biological Diversity) at: www.environment.fi/default.asp?contentid=203919&lan=EN  , also available in Finnish: www.ymparisto.fi/default.asp?contentid=203888&lan=FI 

4 Environmental and Health non-profit organizations

• The World Environmental Organisation (WEO) includes GreenFacts in its "100 Top Climate Change Sites": www.world.org/weo/climate 
• KyotoUSA : KyotoUSA is a grassroots effort to encourage U.S. cities and their citizens to take action to end global warming.
• International research institute for environment development (IIED)  : IIED is an independent, non-profit organization promoting sustainable patterns of world development through collaborative research, policy studies, networking and knowledge dissemination.
• SierraClub  : An organization dedicated to promoting conservation of the natural environment.
• ClimNet : The Climate Action Network (CAN) is a worldwide network of over 340 Non-Governmental Organizations working to promote government, private sector and individual action to limit human-induced climate change to ecologically sustainable levels.
• Minnesotans for an Energy-Efficient Economy (ME3), a non-profit organization "leading the transition to a clean, efficient, and fair energy system", links to the GreenFacts summary in both their Climate Change tutorial and in a list of reports on the subject:
  www.me3.org/issues/climate/tutorial 
  www.me3.org/issues/climate/reports 
• ESPERE  (Environmental Science Published for Everybody Round the Earth): A non-profit organization that provides information on the climate system for schools and the world's citizens.
• The Heat is Online website, based on the book 'The Heat is On' by Ross Gelbspan, is a useful resource providing links to headlines, policies, and other publications about global climate change.
  www.heatisonline.org/main.cfm 
• ESPACE (European Spatial Planning: Adapting to Climate Events) put the Greenfacts Question-Box on Climate Change on its website at: www.climateforchange.org.uk/cc%20faq.asp 

5 Business and Industry

• The World Business Council for Sustainable Development (WBCSD) proposes the GreenFacts summary page on Climate Change and Global Warming at:
  www.wbcsd.org/templates/TemplateWBCSD4/ 
• Essenscia : Belgian federation for chemistry and life sciences.
• The Czech Environment Management Center (CEMC), an association of Czech experts and businesses for the field of industrial ecology, link to the GreenFacts Digest on climate change:
  www.cemc.cz/clen_www/el_casopis/WBCSD/stranky/5 
• Canada's Climate Change voluntary challenge & registry:  They provide the means for promoting, assessing and recognizing the effectiveness of the voluntary approach in addressing climate change.
  
• Solvay Health, Safety and Environment. 
• The European Renewable Energy Council (EREC) links to this study on its webpage on climate change related publications: www.erec-renewables.org/publications/climate_change.htm 
• The innovations-report, a forum for Science, Industry and Business, posted GreenFacts' press release on Climate Change and proposes a link to the GreenFacts website:
  www.innovations-report.com/html/reports/environment_sciences/report-52392.html 

6 Other websites

• Lamont-Doherty's List of 100 Useful Global Warming Web Sites:
  www.ldeo.columbia.edu/~rroberts/gwccindex 
• A website detailing the future effects of climate change on the tourism industry in the Northwest of England: www.snw.org.uk/tourism/links_climate 
• The GreenFacts Digest on Climate Change is among the extensive collection of web resources on the environment provided by the New Town High School in Tasmania, Australia:
  www.newtown.tased.edu.au/resources/topics/environment 
• The International Institute for Sustainable Development (IISD) links to the GreenFacts Digest in their news section as well as among their "Key publications and online resources" links:
  www.iisd.ca/whats_new/whatsnew15 
  www.iisd.ca/publications_resources/climate_atm. 
• An Information Gateway Empowering the Movement for Environmental Sustainability
  www.eco-portal.com/Air/Climate/Impacts/Global_Warming/welcome.asp 
• A lot of good scientific information on greenhouse gases on a moderate advocacy website:
  www.ghgonline.org 
• EcoSustainable Hub 
• EnviroLinks 
• Pollution Prevention Regional Information Center 
• Environmental Directory: Climate Change and Global Warming Environmental organizations, publications and biographies focussing on North America
  http://environmentdirectoryclimatechange.com/ 
• The online journal Intraspec.ca provides climate change selected resources 
• The Institution of Civil Engineers (ICE) proposes a link to "All you need to know about climate change" 
• Sustainability Now is a website run by engineers that aims to increase awareness about sustainability and make it common practice in engineering:
  www.sustainability.ca/index.cfm?body=SourceView.cfm&ID=77 
• The links page of The Wholefood Connection website:
  www.thewholefoodconnection.com/links.html 
• Satu Hassi’s, a Member of European Parliament, links to the GreenFacts Digest on Climate Change from the links page of her website:
  www.satuhassi.net/henkilo/linkit_engl.htm 
• GreenBalance published the GreenFacts Q-box on climate change: www.greenbalance.org/global_warming_climate_change/climate_change.htm 
• Kid Info links to this GreenFacts Digest under "Global Warming", "Climate Change Information" : www.kidinfo.com/Science/weather.html