Climate Change Law: NGOs and U.S. Government

Climate change gateway for the United Nations Environment Programme

Formed in 1988, the IPCC is the most-widely recognized international authority on climate change, having published a number of important reports (see Key Documents).

Listing of state and local web sites focused on climate change

Biparatisan, non-legislative committee, established at the beginning of the 116th Congress. This committee is no longer standing. The link brings you to a list of committees no longer standing, and that list includes links to the archives for the Committee on the Climate Crisis.

Dissemination of reports and other information on climate change research, strategies and technologies, and global change-related educational resources on behalf of the various US Federal Agencies that are involved in the US Global Change Research Program

Energy-related emissions data and environmental analysis, voluntary reporting of greenhouse gas emissions, annual forecasts

Government agency responsible for observation and monitoring, research and modeling, and dissemination of information on climate variability.

Reports, policy, energy-saving tips for the public