Many organizations are dedicated to providing information about global warming, and can offer channels through which you can become more actively involved.
A few key organizations are listed below, along with their website addresses and initiatives they sponsor.
This is a great link to the Office of Energy Efficiency for Canada
Visit Guy Dauncey & Patrick Mazza's website about their practical book on stopping climate change.
USA EPA/DOE Site For Fuel Economy, including the 2003 Fuel Economy Guide and information on fuel cell vehicles and tax incentives.
Climate Change
If you have a high speed connection, here's where you can download the 38 page summary for policymakers
Read the “Draft Plan on Climate Change: Achieving our Commitments Together” released by the Government of Canada, Oct. 24, 2002.
The Canadian Renewable Fuels Association is a non-profit organization that promotes renewable bio-fuels (ethanol, biodiesel) for automotive transportation.
Says David Suzuki, "Solutions are in our nature". This site includes an extensive section on climate change.
Addressing Climate Change
Learn what the Canadian Government is doing to combat the negative effects of climate change.
Founded in 1892, the Sierra Club is one of the most well-known and best organized environmental organizations.
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency.
This site calls to mind the old warnings on cigarette packages.
The Sierra Club - USA
The Sierra Club - Canada
Natural Resources Defence Council
Greenpeace focuses on the most crucial worldwide threats to our planet's biodiversity and environment.
UNEP World Conservation
Monitoring Center
The Corporate Responsibility Coalition
Outlook
2002 United Nations Environment Report
UCS is an independent nonprofit alliance of 50,000 concerned citizens and scientists across the United States.
2002 Report on the state of the world's ecosystems.
CorpWatch - Holding Corporations
Accountable
World Atlas of Biodiversity
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