Climate Change Resources

...The Pew Center continues to provide the most comprehensive and in depth reports available. They are comprised of input from thousands of scientists in related fields, and in my opinion provide the most responsible policy recommendations available.

...The Rocky Mountain Institute is a very progressive organization aimed at sustainable growth - both economically as well as environmentally. They also wrote and envisioned my favorite book...

...This is the best book I have read in the past 4 years. If you are interested in the environment, economics, and the relation between them today and in the future, than this is a book you must pick up. Of all the arguments and books I have read on the topic, this is by far the most revolutionary and realistic. Nothing captures the true essence of how economics and our environment react with one another like Natural Capitalism.

...The IPCC is always a good resource as well, and incorporates information from dozens of countries from around the globe. They deliver very in depth reports, although not every year. This site has a ton of useful information.

...Greenpeace has valid information here, but is obviously on the extreme side of the debate (if you still call it a debate). I have always appreciated extremism to some extent because it allows us to find a reasonable middle ground. Without extreme points of view and individuals, compromise would result in a far different outcome.

...Al Gore, with his new film An Inconvenient Truth, obviously believes that climate change is a formidable issue, but not everybody agrees with his scientific accuracy...

...Although a little lengthy (800 pages or so) this book provides an incredible history of how the most traded commodity in human history has changed the way we live and think.