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Currently there is a growing consensus amongst climate researchers that Earth's climate is changing in response to manmade greenhouse gas emissions.

Climate change is a serious problem that affects us all. There is strong evidence that human emissions of greenhouse gases are changing the world's climate.

The Climate Change Communication Initiative is led by Defra in partnership with the Energy Saving Trust, the Carbon Trust, the Department of Trade and Industry, the Environment Agency, the UK Climate

The UK Environmental Change Network (ECN) is the UK's long-term, integrated environmental monitoring and research programme.

The IPCC was established to provide the decision-makers and others interested in climate change with an objective source of information about climate change.

New Climates will present new and existing artworks responding to the relationship between art, global climate change and networked culture.

Who we are

International scientific consensus agrees that increasing levels of man-made greenhouse gases are leading to global climate change.

What is the Tyndall Centre About?

"Operation: Climate Control" the game that allows you to get to grips with climate change.

A site for KS3 and KS4.

Project led by class teacher Carol Nursey and writer Mandy Ross of Groundwork Birmingham & Solihull, working with Shenley Extended Provision Partnership, funded by DEFRA’s Climate Challenge Fund.

Climate Change from the BBC Weather Centre aims to inform people about the potential changes in our weather in the coming 100 years.

News, opinion, features and explanation on climate change. Includes clips you can watch online.

The Campaign against Climate Change exists to push for the urgent and radical action we need to prevent the catastrophic destabilisation of global climate.

A very logical, if a little "different" take on how to approach the issue of climate change. Please note this is a YouTube video and may not work on some internal school based computer systems.

NERC spends about £40m each year on climate change research.

The primary aim of Greenhouse Gas Online is to provide a freely available and up to date resource dedicated to greenhouse gas news and scientific publications.