81. Welcome To GreenerCars.com: The Online Home Of ACEEE's Green Book Ranks cars and trucks according to environmental friendliness. Using this consumer guide, buyers can compare cars, vans, pickups, and sport utility vehicles by their environmental impacts, including air pollution, global warming, and fuel efficiency. http://www.greenercars.com/

ACEEE's Green Book Online Purchase instant online access to the Green Scores for all makes and models on the market, or mail order a copy of the book. Highlights of the Model Year View the top-rated vehicles by class, plus the year's overall best and worst vehicles for the environment. News and Articles Read about environmentally friendly vehicle designs and technologies, plus news about GreenerCars.com. FAQs Frequently asked questions and our answers to them. Links Find links to automakers and many other sites with information on automobiles and the environment. ACEEE's Green Book is a publication of the American Council for an Energy-Efficient Economy To see the site with no graphics, turn off images in your browser.

82. CNN - Our Changing Climate - A Special Report On Global Warming - 1997 global warming Coverage. global warming pact hits lastminute snag. http://www.cnn.com/SPECIALS/1997/global.warming/

COMMUNITY Message Boards Chat Feedback SITE SOURCES Contents Help! Search CNN Networks SPECIALS Quick News Almanac Video Vault News Quiz Now that the world's industrialized countries have hammered out a historic pact to control the Earth's greenhouse gases, what next? For more on the nitty-gritty details of the treaty, its implications and the worldwide reaction, read the stories below. Read the reaction United States European Union Japan China ... Full text of Kyoto Protocol Global Warming Coverage Global warming pact hits last-minute snag Proposal would cut greenhouse gasses by 5 percent Gore pledges 'flexibility' at climate summit Global warming talks fail to lay basic framework for pact U.S. showing flexibility on global warming pact Global warming could sink coastal areas Global warming debate: Dueling views of the future Negotiators discuss 'differentiated' emissions cuts World officials focus on global warming Clinton, Menem find common ground on global warming Scientists, industry debate anti-global warming plan Debate heats up about global warming No consensus on solving global warming Australia in hot water over global warming stance Watery disaster looms without emissions curbs Message Boards Related Links Terms under which this service is provided to you.

83. Geometry.Net - Books : Studentrun magazine providing alternative perspectives on the issues of global warming, ozone depletion, the Endangered Species Act, and George W. Bush's environmental record. http://perspectives.webprovider.com

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84. California Global Wamring Campaign California global warming Campaing's website with information aboutclimate change and California. global warming is real. There http://www.caglobalwarming.org/

"Global warming is real. There is enough scientific evidence to indicate that it is real and that we need to take every step possible to try and halt it.''U.N. Secretary-General Kofi Annan The most populous state in the country, California is home to over 30 million people. In a country that is the world's most egregious global warming polluter, California is second only to Texas in carbon dioxide emissions. As the 5th largest economy in the world, and a hotbed for innovative and progressive thinking, California has a unique and vital role to play in leading the fight against global warming. Global Warming and California Find out how the Golden State can help stop global warming Materials A wealth of information and materials about global warming and how you can help California Global Warming Newsletter Stay informed about the latest development in the global warming crisis Global Warming Links Links to various organizations that are leading the way in the fight to stop global warming Take Action!

85. Global Warming Climate scientists have linked the increased levels of heattrapping gases in the atmosphere to human Category Society Issues Environment Climate Change......Information about the threats to the global environment from global warming and theloss of biological diversity, which includes the contribution of forests to http://www.ucsusa.org/global_environment/global_warming/index.cfm?pageID=27

86. MarClim - Marine Biology And Climate Change Uses novel syntheses of existing longterm data on temperature-sensitive, readily observed intertidal climate indicator species to make predictions on changes in coastal diversity that may result from global warming. http://www.mba.ac.uk/marclim/

Welcome to MarClim. MarClim is a new major four-year multi-partner British and Irish project led by the Marine Biological Association in collaboration with Plymouth Marine Laboratory, The Scottish Association for Marine Science, The University of Plymouth and University College Cork. The aim of MarClim is to assess and forecast the influence of climatic change on marine biodiversity in Britain and Ireland using long term and current data on intertidal rocky shore indicator species. MarClim is currently the only government-funded project addressing climate change in the marine environment in the UK. Our pages detail the activities of our project and provide general information on climate change issues. Click here to explore the MarClim Web site You are visitor number since January 26th 2003

87. Washingtonpost.com Global Warming Online articles from the Washington Post.Category Science Environment Global Change News and Media...... From the EPA global warming • From the EPA Annotated summary of ClimateChange Related Resources, Is enough being done to address global warming? http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/nation/specials/science/climatechange/

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88. Martin Stendel's Climate Research Researcher at Danish Climate Center. Includes online papers on global warming (surface vs. upper atmosphere measurement question), dataset appraisal. http://www.dmi.dk/f u/klima/klimasektion/mas.html

89. Plastic: Article Not Found Article and archived discussion about extensive lobbying by ExxonMobil to replace scientists on Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change with ones known for disagreeing that pollution causes global warming. http://www.plastic.com/article.html?sid=02/04/04/2049202

90. Union Of Concerned Scientists Works for clean air and energy, safe and sufficient food.Category Science Institutions Associations...... Iraq UCS offers five practical solutions to global warming and suggests a numberof ways you can help. more UCS presents Gwyneth and Cameron in actgreen.com. http://www.ucsusa.org/

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91. The Ultimate Heating Season 5 FEB 1999 When the global warming debate first heated up in the late 1980s, scientistswarned that the Earth our grandkids walked might be cooking like a http://whyfiles.org/080global_warm/

Update: 18 DEC 2001 Sizzling year. Torrid decade. Blistering future? 5 FEB 1999 When the global warming debate first heated up in the late 1980s, scientists warned that the Earth our grandkids walked might be cooking like a fried egg on an El Paso sidewalk. The prediction ran like this: Gathering levels of greenhouse gases in the atmosphere would trap heat, causing a rapid warming and damaging the atmosphere, the oceans and the economy. Measurements at weather stations around the globe show these global average temperatures in degrees Celsius, relative to the 1951-1980 average (about 14°C). Recent data is better than older data Goddard Institute for Space Studies And our grandchildren could face drought, fire and flood essentially a list of biblical catastrophes. These days, after 18 straight months of record temperatures, the concern is not about the next generation. It's about next year . And 18 record-setting months are only one of the warning signs. 1998 saw the 20th straight year of above-normal surface temperatures, 0.4 degrees F hotter than 1995, the previous record. In 1998, the hottest year since scientists began keeping track of such things in the mid-1800s, global temperatures were 1.04 degrees F above the average for 1961-1990.

92. TIME Newsfile: Earth Day 2002 A collection of environmental articles published in TIME, including cover stories on toxic waste, the ozone and global warming http://www.time.com/time/newsfiles/environment/

Costa Rica schoolgirls plant a sapling as part of the celebration of Earth Day in 1998 (Kent Gilbert/AP) First observed internationally on April 22, 1970, Earth Day has evolved into a major worldwide event for environmentalists young and old, who use their brief moment in the spotlight to warn against dangers that threaten the health of the Earth and its habitants. It's also a great vehicle, activists have found, to get people involved in curbing those ills. The media bears a responsibility to collect and share these stories: TIME cover pieces on topics ranging from toxic waste to global warming have shed light on both the looming threats of pollution and the small victories of the environmental movement. In 1988, the magazine named "Endangered Earth" its Planet of the Year, in lieu of Man of the Year; the issue remains one of the most memorable in the magazine's history. A Problem That Cannot Be Buried Growing awareness of our vast toxic-waste problem has sparked much public anguish but precious little action 3665 words Oct. 14, 1985

93. GFDL Visualization Guide - Gallery global warming. Hurricanes in an Enhanced CO 2 Climate. See this sectionfrom a presentation given at SuperComputing '99. MPEG animation (5.3MB). http://www.gfdl.gov/~jps/GFDL_VG_Gallery.html

GFDL Scientific Visualization Guide GFDL Gallery This page contains several visualizations which have been prepared in the course of GFDL's research, and subsequently presented at meetings and in the media. These are offered here not so much as scientific research results, nor do they necessarily represent the entire spectrum of research being conducted at GFDL, but rather as examples of various visualization techniques and how they might be used to convey complex results as understandable images. A number of visualizations are also available in the form of annotated handouts In addition to the images (the thumbnails link to larger GIF versions, but the original 24-bit TIFF images could also be made available), some of the visualizations are accompanied by animation sequences in MPEG, QuickTime, or AVI formats. Not all machines may be able to play all these formats by default, so some suggestions are provided below. Note: Redistribution of these materials is permitted, but we ask that NOAA/GFDL is credited as the source and that we are informed of the usage. Please also see our and Privacy Notices pages.

94. Almanac Of Policy Issues: Global Warming News, background information and links on global warming, climate change, and the 1997 Kyoto Protocol. http://www.policyalmanac.org/environment/global_warming.shtml

Almanac of Policy Issues Home Search Archive Global Warming United Nations Panel Sees Worsening Global Warming Trend On January 22, 2001 an international group of hundreds of scientists issued a report predicting that Earth's average temperature will rise as much as 10.4 degrees Fahrenheit over the next 100 years. The report was issued by the United Nations Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, which was meeting in Shanghai, China. The panel declared that human beings are responsible for the changing global climate. The group predicted that world temperatures will rise 2.5 to 10.4 degrees Fahrenheit between 1990 and 2100, causing sea levels to rise by 3.5 to 34.6 inches and possibly causing catastrophic flooding in high-population, low lying areas such as China, Bangladesh, and Egypt. The change could also induce crop failure, famine, and a spread of diseases such as malaria, according to the group. The report's conclusions are much stronger than those issued as recently as 1995, when the panel saw only a "discernable human influence" on the world's climate and predicted that temperatures would rise 1.8 to 6.3 degrees Fahrenheit. The change was attributed, ironically, to successful efforts to reduce emissions of sulfur dioxide. A component of smog, atmospheric sulfur dioxide also deflects the sun's rays and reduces global warming. The Earth's temperature has already warmed by over 1 degree Fahrenheit over the past 100 years, with land temperatures rising more than those over the world's oceans, which have a moderating effect.

95. CO2 Science Magazine On effects of increasing atmospheric CO2 levels on the biosphere, with emphasis on studies that suggest Category Science Environment Global Change Activists and NGOs...... Not much global warming here! How does that knowledge help us identifythe cause of the global warming of the past century and a half? http://www.co2science.org/

Volume 6 Number 14: 2 April 2003 New issue posted every Wednesday To receive weekly summaries of CO Science Magazine by email click here Contribute to the Center The Center for the Study of Carbon Dioxide and Global Change now accepts credit card donations via PayPal. Please send your generous donation today and help us maintain free access to CO Science Magazine for all. Temperature Record of the Week This issue's Temperature Record of the Week is from Jennings, Louisiana. During the period of most significant greenhouse gas buildup over the past century, i.e., 1930 and onward, Jennings' mean annual temperature has cooled by 1.21 degrees Fahrenheit. Not much global warming here! Editorial Abrupt Climate Change: Not on the Human-Induced Agenda : Climate alarmists put forth a lot of unrealistic scenarios to frighten people into doing what they want them to do. The idea that global warming may cause catastrophically abrupt climate change is but another example that flies in the face of both reason and data. Subject Index Summaries Non-Vascular Plants : A review of the recent literature suggests that non-vascular plants in bog communities may show varied responses to future increases in the air's CO concentration that range from no response to highly significant increases in biomass production.

96. Riverdeep | EarthScience Center Interactive site features the work and opinions of several scientists studying global warming and its impacts. http://www.riverdeep.net/earthpulse/data/globalwarming/globalwarming_lab.html

The Riverdeep EarthScience Center is an online scientific research center for studying information about and gaining understanding of the major physical events that impact our changing Earth. It has been designed to fit well with the middle school earth and atmospheric science curriculum, but it can be used and enjoyed by students of all ages. Important Note to Existing EarthScience Users: If you installed SimPlayer before October 11, 2001, you will need to reinstall the latest plug-in . Users with the latest plug-in may enter now If you are a first-time visitor and wish to engage in the interactive activities, you must first install three plug-ins onto your computer: Flash, QuickTime, and SimPlayer. If you do not already have Flash or QuickTime on your computer, you must install them now. Visit their download centers using the links to the right. To install SimPlayer, enter

97. Abrupt Climate Change: Not On The Human-Induced Agenda Forest Responses to global warming Volume 6, Number 7 12 February 2003 Witheringheats global warming will exact a heavy toll on earth's biodiversity. http://www.co2science.org/edit/editor.htm

Abrupt Climate Change: Not on the Human-Induced Agenda Volume 6, Number 14: 2 April 2003 Large, abrupt, and widespread climate changes with major impacts have occurred repeatedly in the past, when the Earth system was forced across thresholds. Thus begins the abstract of a major new review of the subject of rapid climate change (Alley et al ., 2003), which was written by the authors of an earlier National Research Council (NRC) report dealing with the same topic (Alley et al The new review article and the NRC report that inspired it contain both reasonable and illogical proposals. On the sensible side of the ledger is Alley et al .'s (2003) suggestion that policy-makers should consider "improving monitoring systems, and taking actions designed to enhance the adaptability and resilience of ecosystems and economies." Since no one can accurately predict the future trajectory of world climate and many cannot even agree what has happened in the past, most notably with respect to the temperature history of the planet it should be clear that reliable meteorological monitoring systems are definitely needed. And since we cannot yet actually do anything about either weather or climate

98. Global Warming Research Issues global warming. global warming the gradual increase in planetwide temperatures seems to be accepted by many scientists and people now as fact. http://solar-center.stanford.edu/sun-on-earth/glob-warm.html

Global Warming Does it Exist? If so, is it Man- or Sun-made? Graph of solar activity versus climate From Friis-Christensen, E., and K. Lassen, "Length of the solar cycle: An indicator of solar activity closely associated with climate," Science, 254, 698-700, 1991. Global warming the gradual increase in planet-wide temperatures seems to be accepted by many scientists and people now as fact. Generally, this warming is attributed to the increase of green-house gases in the Earth's upper atmosphere. However, some solar scientists are considering whether the warming exists at all. And, if it does, might it be caused, wholely or in part, by a periodic but small increase in the Sun's energy output. An increase of just 0.2% in the solar output could have the same affect as doubling the carbon dioxide in the Earth's atmosphere. What is the Problem? What is the evidence for global warming? Certainly, there are considerably more green-house gases (e.g. carbon dioxide) in our atmosphere than in previous times. And there appears to be some evidence that global temperatures are rising. But, how accurate and correct are our global warming statistics? And, do we really know what role, if any, the Sun might play in any global warming patterns? These issues are currently being debated, and may significantly affect you for the rest of your life. Would you like to do some research to find out more about global warming?

99. Welcome To WWF Arctic Programme Information on arctic global warming and climate change, toxics in the arctic, artic protected areas and arctic conservation. http://www.ngo.grida.no/wwfap

20 March 2003 US Sentate rejects drilling in Alaska's Arctic National Wildlife Refuge Read the press release 17 March 2003 NGOs call on Banks not to Fund Large Dam and Smelter Project in Iceland Read the press release 25 February 2003 Ancient logbooks of arctic explorers provide new insight on climate change Read the press release 10 January 2003 WWF Co-Sponsors 7th International Symposium on Mining in the Arctic, March 28 - April 4, 2003 In Iqaluit, Nunavut. Read the program and abstracts 23 December 2002 Read the press release from WWF Arctic Bulletin 04/02 Read the latest Arctic Bulletin: including features on Canada's arctic national parks, ECORA, wildlife health research in Nunavut, an interview with the new chair of the Arctic Council, northern development initiatives

100. Sierra Club Home Page: Explore, Enjoy And Protect The Planet The Sierra Club has chapters throughout the United States and Canada that offer opportunities for local involvement, activism and outings. Links to chapter sites. Current priority campaigns Sprawl Solutions, Protecting Wildlands, Forests and Logging, Water and Factory Farm Pollution, global warming, Human Rights, Population Stabilization and Responsible Trade. Provide information and resources on many issues. http://www.sierraclub.org

Select an Issue Clean Water Energy Global Population Human Rights Protect National Forests Responsible Trade Stop Sprawl Stop Global Warming Wildlands Campaign More Issues Select a Place Alabama Alaska Arizona Arkansas California Canada Colorado Connecticut Delaware District of Columbia Florida Georgia Hawaii Idaho Illinois Indiana Iowa Kansas Kentucky Louisiana Maine Maryland Massachusetts Michigan Minnesota Mississippi Missouri Montana Nebraska Nevada New Hampshire New Jersey New Mexico New York North Carolina North Dakota Ohio Oklahoma Oregon Pennsylvania Rhode Island South Carolina South Dakota Tennessee Texas Utah Vermont Virginia Washington West Virginia Wisconsin Wyoming Monday, April 07, 2003 Sierra Club Position on Iraq War A statement from Sierra Club President Jennifer Ferenstein. Big Blue Marble April 22nd is Earth Day a time to celebrate the natural world and commit to its preservation. Find out how you can get in on the festivities. Author's Adventures Elizabeth Grossman , author of the newly released Sierra Club book "Adventuring Along the Lewis and Clark Trail," has hit the road with her book tour. Check the tour schedule , and find out more about the book In Currents Stay up on environmental news from the Sierra Club and elsewhere. From the newest Sierra Club Books releases to the latest outrage from Washington, we keep you informed. The good, the bad, and the ugly ... it's all in

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