Introduction

News about global warming and climate change is everywhere and the offerings can be overwhelming. This site is designed to bring together the most important web and print resources on this topic, and serve as a jumping-off point for the reader.
The History of Global Warming Research
- Science and Politics of Climate Change (New York Times)This timeline brings events up to December 2009 -- the Copenhagen Climate Talks (United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change).
- Timeline Climate ChangeChronology of the growing perception of the problem dating from 1827. Timeline published in the New Scientist, Sept. 2006
- Climate Change: Discovery of Global WarmingHosted by the American Institute of Physics, Spencer Weart's site is a rich resource on the history of global warming research, while also providing abundant background information and links to data on the issues.
Learn More about Global Warming and Climate Change
- Climate CentralBasics and a whole lot more. Scientists and science journals working together have created this rich site.
- Global Warming Basics: The Pew Center on Global Climate ChangeHighly informative site from this well-respected foundation
- Climate change: A Summary of the ScienceFrom the Royal Society, the prestigious U.K. scholarly society
- Global Warming- Science - The New York TimesIn-depth articles drawn from the pages of the New York Times
- Climate Change | U.S. EPABasic information, science, policy, consequences, information on what you can do
- Climate Change -- New ScientistFAQ's, news stories, timeline, quotes and more from this widely-read and respected science news journal
- Climate Change at the National AcademiesGateway to information on climate change resources from the National Academies; use the horizontal menu for easy access to an extensive listing of reports, links to related information, climate change "basics", and other authoritative information.
- Nat'l Academies Press Discovery EngineSearches on "global warming" to find NAP freely-available scholarly texts
- U.S. Global Change Research Program (USGCRP)USGCRP coordinates federal research on changes in the global environment and their implications for society; this site brings together the work of 13 departments and agencies representing diverse perspectives, including the U.S. Departments of Agriculture, Commerce, Energy, and State, to name just a few, as well as the National Science Foundation, U.S. AID, among other agencies.
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