• NASA Global Climate Change
  Hosts an "...extensive collection of global warming resources for media, educators, weathercasters, and public speakers."
• Earth's CO2
  Website devoted to providing up-to-date monitoring of atmospheric Co2 concentration (Keeling Curve) and Average Global Temperature Change.
• IPCC Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change
  United Nations body for advancing scientific knowledge of anthropogenic (human caused) climate change. A Synthesis Report on the IPCC's most recent assessment (IPCC AR6) can be found here.
• United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC)
  The UNFCCC is a United Nations process established in 1991 to negotiate an international agreement to limit dangerous climate change. The UNFCCC convenes an annual Conference of the Parties (COP) where high level agreements are negotiated and assessed.
• Climate Primer
  Hosts MIT Professor Kerry Emanuel's open access primer on climate science, risks and solutions.
• NASA Climate Time Machine
  Short visualizations that use time lapse imagery to reveal key indicators of climate change in oceans, ice, atmospheric CO2 concentration, and global temperature.
• Iconic Graphs of Climate Change
  Explanations of the data presented, take-away messages and controversies surrounding 12 iconic climate change graphs.
• The Scientific Consensus on Climate Change
  Seminal research article by Naomi Oreskes published in Science in December 2004. The article examined over 900 scientific papers to conclude that virtually all accepted the idea that anthropogenic climate change was a real phenomenon.
• Climate Change: What Do All the Terms Mean?
  Climate change "translator tool" developed by BBC News to explain the meaning behind key words and phrases related to climate change.
• Climate Stripes
  Popular visual representations of global temperature rise over the past two centuries. Regional stripes for all continents can be downloaded at #showyourstripes.
• Climate Dashboard
  Interactive CBC News website that enables users to track current conditions, extreme weather events and compare them to historical trends across Canada.
• Climate Atlas of Canada
  Interactive tool that weaves together climate science, Indigenous knowledge, mapping and storytelling to connect the global issue of climate change to the Canadian context.

• Climate Impact Lab
  Combines historical climate data with socioeconomic data from around the world to understand what projected climate impacts mean in different global contexts.
• Climate Vulnerability Monitor
  Interactive tool for estimating human and economic impacts of climate change for 184 countries between 2010 and 2030, across 34 different indicators.
• Probable Futures
  Open access tools and resources for multimedia storytelling about what climate projections mean for everyday lives as well as what risks they pose for societies.
• Copernicus Climate Change Service (C3S)
  Open access source for climate data on past, present and future climate impacts.
• Monash Simple Climate Model
  Introduces the science of climate modelling, see especially this short video introduction on how to use the website.
• Carbon Brief Q&A: How Do Climate Models Work?
  Journalists Robert McSweeney and Zeke Hausfather provide an explainer on the history and science behind climate modelling.
• Climate Vulnerability Index (CVI)
  Digital tool for rapidly assessing climate-related risks to World Heritage sites.
• Children's Climate Risk Index (CCRI)
  Open access data from a UNICEF study (2021) of children's exposure to environmental and climate risks globally.
• Canada in a Changing Climate
  Government of Canada provides open access to its "...national assessment of how and why Canada's climate is changing; the impacts of these changes on our communities, environment, and economy." The website includes an interactive Map of Adaptation Actions.
• Atlas of Disaster (United States)
  Open access mapping and data synthesis from climate disasters across the United States. One of several projects from Rebuild By Design.

• Climate Central
  Interactive tools, data and storytelling to connnect climate science to lived realities in local settings. Several tools focus on helping audiences understand the impacts of sea level rise over the next century.
• Climate Outreach
  UK-based not-for-profit founded by climate communication specialist George Marshall.
• Climate Visuals
  Open access library of climate photography that "aims to strategically change the working practices of influential visual communicators across the world, to catalyse a new - more compelling and diverse - visual language for climate change."
• Real World Visuals - Climate Projects
  Collection of climate data visualizations focusing on topics ranging from global carbon emissions to efforts underway to reduce emissions in different urban settings.
• Yale Program on Climate Change Communication
  Research unit led by Anthony Leiserowitz that studies climate change communication and public understandings of climate change. The website includes detailed climate opinion maps and factsheets for Canada, United States and International Public Opinion on Climate Change.
• Yale Climate Connections
  News service directed by Anthony Leiserowitz that is staffed by professional journalists and dedicated to climate change communication. The service includes a YouTube channel, national radio program and guide to What Makes Yale Climate Connections Stories Work?
  
• Climate Communication
  Climate change researchers and communicators aiming to "publicize and illuminate the latest climate research in plain language, making the science more accessible to the public and policy makers." Resources for journalists, scientists and the general public including ten narrated climate science animations and answers to Common Climate Questions.
• Talk Eco: Resources for Environmental Communicators
  Repsitory of handbooks providing practical resources for environmental communicators. This includes a wide selection of guides and resources for climate change communincation.
• Climate Feedback
  Global network of scientists that sort "...fact from fiction in climate change media coverage...to help readers know which news to trust."
• The Peoples' Climate Vote
  United Nations Development Programme initiative to survey global public opinion on climate change. The report presents the results of an opinion poll with over 1 million respondents from 50 different countries.
• Language of Climate Change and Environmental Sustainability
  Oxford English Dictionary blog post (2021) on the addition of new climate change and environmental sustainability related words to the English language. The post includes a word list and other educational materials relating to the language of climate change.
• My Climate Story
  "A public climate storytelling and story sharing project supported by Penn Program in Environmental Humanities."
• Climate Viz of the Month
  Climate scientist Zachary Labe produces popular visualizations of climate data for social media.
• CBC News Interactive: Discover Your Personal Climate Stripes
  Journalists Jaela Berstein and Naël Shiab write that "Children born today may never experience the world as you've known it. How does the temperature over your lifetime compare to other generations?" The authors provide an interactive tool for users to explore answers to this question themselves.
• Monash University Climate Change Communication Research Hub
  Research hub that studies and supports projects that aim to enhance climate change communication in Australia and globally.
• MediaClimate
  Global network of researchers who study climate change communication in more than twenty different countries.

• Carbon Brief
  Cutting edge data-driven journalism on developments in climate science, climate policy and energy policy.
• The Guardian - Climate Crisis
  UK-based independent global news organization that devotes considerable resources to covering the climate crisis. Guardian environment pledge 2023.
• Earth.org
  Independent, volunteer journalism for the earth. Includes a separate website devoted to producing climate news for kids.
• Inside Climate News
  Independent, not-for-profit, non-partisan news organization that delivers reporting and analysis of energy, climate change and the environment.
• Grist
  Independent media outlet with reporting devoted to "Climate. Justice. Solutions."
• Drilled
  Global multimedia news reporting that focuses on climate accountability: "...investigating and understanding the various drivers of delay on climate action."
• Desmog
  Independent, investigative journalists and researchers with a mandate to "clear the PR pollution that is clouding the science and solutions to climate change."
• All Hail The Planet - Al Jazeera
  Interactive longform reporting on "key social, economic and political forces undermining meaningful global action on climate change." Includes chapters on Military, Carbon Offsets, Techno-Optimism, Consumerism, Plastic and Megacities.
• Third Pole - Climate
  Regional climate journalism focused on the Himalayan watershed, a source of water for 24% of the global population.
• CarbonCopy: Making Climate Sense
  Reporting on climate and energy sector which aims to highlight perspectives from India and the Global South.
• Earth Journalism Network
  Provides support and resources for journalism from "low- and middle-income countries to cover the environment more effectively."
• Heatmap
  Online news outlet that aims to "tell the inside story of the race to fix the planet."
• Centre for Climate Reporting
  Non-profit investigative journalism that focuses on covering climate change.
• Oxford Climate Journalism Network
  Programme that supports hundreds of climate journalists and editors from around the world.
• Global South Database
  Open access, searchable database that connects journalists to climate experts from Asia, Africa, Latin America and the Caribbean, and the Pacific. The story behind the database can be read here.
• Media and Climate Change Observatory (MeCCO)
  MeCCO monitors and provides monthly summaries of newspaper, radio and television coverage of climate change across 131 sources and 59 countries.
• Climate Files
  Archival database with a large trove of hard to find climate-related news, information and documents. The archive is a project of the Centre for Climate Integrity which aims to hold Big Oil accountable.
• How People Access News About Climate Change
  2020 Report by Research Fellow Simge Andi for Reuters Institute for the Study of Journalism at Oxford University.

Children and Youth

• Climate Literacy
  "Climate Lit is a resource hub for building young people's climate literacy with literature, film, and stories in other media." The website hosts a large collection of resources for teachers including a Literature Database and Glossary of climate literacy terms.
• NASA Climate Kids
  Interactive website designed to educate children and youth about climate science. NASA provides a list of recommended resources for climate educators.
• Youth Climate Report
  UNFCCC hosted open access database with "...a digital map containing videos of climate research" produced by youth around the globe since 2008.
• Young Voices for the Planet
  Collection of films that document youth speaking out about climate, creating innovative climate solutions, and leading just transitions.
• Kids Books About Climate Change
  Reviews climate stories targeting children and youth of different ages.
• Climate Change Books for Kids
  

K-12 Curriculum

• Yale Climate Connections - For Educators
  Resource guide for US-based educators to bring climate change into classrooms from Grades 6 to 12.
• TIL Climate Guides for Educators
  Resources for teaching climate science and solutions with podcasts from MIT Environmental Solutions Initiative. The list of educator guides can be filtered by topic and by student skills.
• Coalition for Climate Education Policy
  US-based network of organizations advocating to enhance climate literacy. News and resources targeting K-12 educators and policy-makers working to advance climate literacy in the United States.
• Climate Change Curriculum Resources
  Sustainable New Jersey's list of resources for K-12 climate change education and literacy.
• Accelerating Climate Change Education in Teacher Ed
  Campaign to enhance climate change education in pre-service and in-service teacher education across Canada.
• Teach the Future UK
  Campaign to improve climate change curriculum at all levels of education in the United Kingdom.
• Ask Nature
  Resources for educators to center nature in learning from primary to postsecondary education.
• Teachers' Guide to Greenwashing
  Guidebook for primary educators seeking to support student learning around greenwashing.
• Climate Hope
  Green Minds Manitoba ebook with resources to support educators in teaching and learning centered around ecological justice, climate action and eco-anxiety.
• Educator's Guide to Climate Emotions
  Teachers, researchers and climate psychologists present different approaches for working with climate emotions in the classroom.

Post-Secondary and Adult Education

• Columbia Climate School: Climate, Earth, and Society
  Program at Columbia University that provides an "...interdisciplinary knowledge base for future climate leaders to work with businesses, communities, governments, and civil society to address the climate crisis."
• University of Reading: Climate Education
  Collection of resources "dedicated to promoting better climate education in schools and colleges."

• Indigenous Climate Change & Climate Justice
  Teaching resources and an advanced bibliography compiled by Kyle Whyte.
• Indigenous Knowledges and Climate Change
  Interactive resources for exploring "Indigenous ways of knowing... understanding, observing, and addressing climate change."
• Indigenous Climate Action
  Indigenous-led organization that aims to build connections among Indigenous communities developing just solutions to the climate crisis. This short video provides more information on the background and mandate of the organization.
• Indigenous Environmental Network
  Indigenous activist network working to protect the sacredness of Mother Earth from contamination and exploitation by respecting and adhering to Indigenous Knowledge and natural law. Read the Indigenous Principles of Just Transition.
• IPCA Knowledge Basket Resource Database
  Indigenous-led resource sharing database "...to inform, guide, and advance Indigenous-led conservation initiatives, including Indigenous Protected and Conserved Areas (IPCAs)."
• For Our Future: Indigenous Resilience Report
  Indigenous knowledges, perspectives and experiences inform this report on multidimensional impacts of climate change.
• Inuit Knowledge and Climate Change
  Inuktitut language film that conveys Inuit knowledge of climate change by bringing viewers "on the land with elders and hunters to explore the social and ecological impacts of a warming Arctic.The film is hosted by Isuma TV, an online platform that features media content produced by Inuit and Indigenous filmmakers from around the globe.

• The Discovery of Global Warming: A Hypertext History
  Spencer Weart's in-depth "hyperlinked history" of how scientists gradually came to know about climate change. The website supplements Weart's shorter book of the same title now in its second edition.
• Brief History of Climate Change - BBC News
  Environmental journalist Richard Black traces timeline of milestones in climate science, population rise, CO2 emissions and political actions.
• One Hundred Seconds to Midnight
  Essay and accompanying visual narrative that represents a curated collection of "...original books, manuscripts, photographs, ephemera, and art chronicling the long history of climate change and environmentalism."
• Monsoon Voyages
  "Monsoon Voyages is an interdisciplinary project that melds history with climate science. Our goal to is use historical records to enhance our understanding of long-term climate changes and their impacts." This is a citizen science project where users are invited to help transcribe and extract historical weather information that serves as the raw data for climate modelling efforts.
• History of Climate and Society
  Environmental Historian Dagomar Degroot's personal blog explores how changes in climate have continuously shaped human history.
• Making Climate History
  Researchers mapping "...largely unexamined connexions between histories of places, personnel, materials and power during the period that made and recognised both a global physics and a global climate."
• Climate History Network
  Interdisciplinary scholars studying the impacts of past climates on human history.

• C40 Cities
  Global network of mayors working to develop collaborative, science-based urban climate solutions. The website includes profiles of climate action "accelerator" initatives being undertaken by each of its 96 member cities.
• Cities and Climate Change (MIT Climate Portal)
  Explainer and educational resources for teaching on climate change and cities. The toolkit includes the Educator Guide for teaching on the "City of the Future".
• Climate Resilient Cities
  Network of cities working to enhance and develop urban resiliency strategies to confront the climate crisis, among other urban challenges.
• Climate Change and Canada's Cities
  Climate Atlas of Canada has produced a series of reports on projected climactic changes and impacts for all of Canada's major cities from Calgary to Yellowknife.

• Environmental Migration Portal
  Website featuring data, mapping, research and reporting on environmental and climate-induced migration around the globe.
• Climate and Migration Coalition
  UK-based not-for-profit that fights for national and international policies to protect people on the move due to climate change.
• Climate Refugees
  Independent NGO that works to bring attention and action for those displaced across borders due to climate change.

• Lancet Countdown on Health and Climate Change
  Interactive platform that allows users to explore, use and share findings and data visualizations on global health impacts of climate change.
• Generation Dread
  Weekly newsletter from climate and mental health researcher Britt Wray featuring ideas and resources to support "emotional health and psychological resilience in the climate and wider ecological crisis."
• Climate Emotions
  BBC reporting on mental health impacts of climate change.
• Climate and Mind
  Collection of open access resources exploring relationships between climate breakdown, mental health, emotional well-being, and behaviour.
• Climate Change and Health Equity
  Blog posts exploring connections between climate change, health equity and public health.
• Health of Canadians in a Changing Climate
  Health Canada report (2022) on risk of climate change to the health of Canadians and the health care system.

• Global Alliance for Green and Gender Action
  Transnational network working to support local grassroots movements for women's rights, environmental and climate justice globally.
• Gender and Climate Change: A Closer Look at Existing Evidence
  Report (2016) on the state of existing research by the Global Alliance for Green and Gender Action
• Carbon Brief - Mapped: How Climate Change Disproportionately Affects Women's Health
  Explainer and interactive map by Daisy Dunne (2020) on disproportionately high health risks from climate impacts faced by women and girls.

• Climate Justice in Tourism: An Introductory Guide
  "Looking through a climate justice lens at travel and tourism reveals how the risks of climate change extend beyond tourism businesses and travellers to threaten the livelihoods and central assets of host communities, both ecological and cultural, upon which tourism also depends."
• Tourism Declares Climate Emergency
  "Tourism Declares exists to enable everyone in tourism to implement the Climate Action Plans needed to halve sector emissions by 2030."
• Envisioning Tourism in 2030 and Beyond
  Research report to educate stakeholders on what a decarbonised tourism industry would look like in 2030 and beyond. The report was written by the Travel Foundation, a UK-based organization that supports and promotes sustainable, climate-friendly tourism.
• Transforming Tourism for Climate Action
  UN Tourism reports on the need for the entire industry to embrace a low carbon pathway to remain resilient in a changing climate.
• Climate Change and World Heritage
  International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) report on the threat climate change poses to natural heritage sites around the globe.
• Centre for Responsible Travel
  Global nonprofit promoting transitions to sustainable, equitable and environmentally friendly travel and tourism practices. CREST prioritizes responding to climate change and addressing overtourism as part of their mandate.

• Climate Change and Land
  IPCC Special Report on the impacts of climate change on global food security, among other Land-Climate interactions.
• Brief Guide to Impacts of Climate Change on Food Production
  Yale Climate Connections blog post by Daisy Simmons.
• What is Regenerative Agriculture?
  Collection of articles and short videos from Bioneers on regenerative farming and agriculture as climate solutions.
• Learn about Food Sustainability
  Short blog post covering the essentials on food sustainability, including a consumer guide on how to make sustainable food choices. Special thanks to students in Ms. Platt's elementary school class for sharing this resource.

• Climate justice reporting by Carbon Brief:
      What is 'climate justice'? by Josh Gabbatiss and Ayesha Tandon.
      Why does 'climate justice' matter? by Carbon Brief Staff.
      An Indigenous peoples approach to climate Justice by Deborah McGregor.
      Which countries are historically responsible for climate change? by Simon Evans.
      Today's youth will face 'unmatched' climate extremes compared to older generations by     Ayesha Tandon. The story includes an interactive map and graphic comparing lifetime     exposure to climate extremes across different generations.
• Why Climate Change is a Threat to Human Rights
  TED Talk by Mary Robinson on the intersection between climate justice and human rights.
• Lit: Stories from the Frontlines of Climate Justice
  Climate justice storytelling project that connects the dots between climate change, systemic racism, and extreme inequality.
• Centre for Climate Justice
  Research unit at the University of British Columbia that produces "collaborative, interdisciplinary and intersectional" scholarship that aims to connect this critical research to community initiatives for climate justice.
• Reading Centre for Climate and Justice
  University of Reading online platform that brings together scholars with a justice-focused lens to research on climate-related problems and soultions.
• The Solutions Project
  Funding and amplification for climate justice solutions in frontline communities across the United States. Website includes this interactive map of its "100% Renewable Energy Vision".
• Sunrise Movement
  US-based youth movement for climate justice.
• Extinction Rebellion
  Global movement that uses non-violent direct action tactics to pressure governments to act justly in response to the climate and ecological emergency.
  
• Fridays for Future
  Youth led global climate strike that began in August 2018 when Greta Thunberg started her school strike for the climate in Sweden.#FridaysForFuture
• 350.org
  International movement of ordinary people working to end the age of fossil fuels and build a world of community-led renewable energy for all.
• FANE - For A New Earth
  Community advocacy network with a common goal to promote ecological conversion toward a green and just future.
• Banking on Climate Chaos
  Open access data tracking of financing by 60 of the world's largest banks for fossil fuel extraction and infrastructure projects. Case studies document the social and environmental impacts of these extractive projects for local communities.
• Corporate Mapping Project
  Partnership of academic and community-based researchers who investigate networks of corporate power and influences in the oil, gas and coal industries of Western Canada.
• Influence Map
  "Independent think tank producing data-driven analysis on how business and finance are impacting the climate crisis."

• Global Footprint Network
  International non-profit organization devoted to providing tools and metrics to guide efforts to drawndown carbon emissions globally. See especially this interactive carbon footprint calculator available in eight languages.
• Project Drawdown
  Non-profit organization dedicated to assessing and spreading awareness of climate solutions. See especially the "Table of Solutions."
• Post-Carbon Institute
  Resources to support "...the transition to a more resilient, equitable, and sustainable world."
• Low-Tech Magazine
  Solar powered website featuring writing on the potential of past and forgotten technologies to support sustainable energy practices.
• Low Technology Institute
  "We bring nonindustrial subsistence technology to (over)developed societies."
• Living Building Challenge
  Online resources, advocacy and certification for regenerative architecture: "What if every single act of construction made the world a better place?" One of several related programs of the International Living Future Institute.
• Carbon Footprint Calculator
  
• Climate Action Tracker
  Independent scientific analysis of government climate action based on the globally agreed Paris Agreement aim of "holding warming well below 2°C, and pursuing efforts to limit warming to 1.5°C."
• Carbon Majors
  Database of historical production data from the world's 122 largest fossil fuel producers.
• 440 Megatonnes
  Project that tracks Canada's progress toward its commitments to reducing national greenhouse gas emissions to max out at 440 megatonnes. See especially this Pathways Tracker for interactive data set for assessing Canada's emissions reduction efforts to date.
• Energy Democracy
  "From energy access to climate justice and from anti-privatisation to workers' rights, people across the world are taking back power over the energy sector, kicking-back against the rule of the market and reimagining how energy might be produced, distributed and used." Most current energy democracy projects are based in the European Union.
• Electricity Maps
  Open source app developed by a Danish startup with a mission to "...organise the world's electricity data to drive the transition towards a truly decarbonised electricity system."
• No Fly Climate Sci
  Growing network of climate scientists, scholars and citizens who have either stopped flying or committed to flying less.
• International Council on Clean Transportation
  Nonprofit research organization focused on providing analysis and resources to guide policymakers toward emissions reductions across all sectors of transportation.
• Cool Effect
  Non-profit organization dedicated to community-based carbon dioxide emissions reduction efforts.
• Divest Canada Coalition
  Network of 30 student groups from across Canada calling for their institutions to divest from fossil fuels and support just transitions.
• Center for Climate and Energy Solutions (C2ES)
  C2ES aims "to advance strong policy and action to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, promote clean energy, and strengthen resilience to climate impacts. ...We believe a sound climate strategy is essential to ensure a strong, sustainable economy."
• Indigenous Clean Energy (ICE)
  ICE supports Indigenous participation and leadership in clean energy projects across Canada.
• Sacred Earth Solar
  "Indigenous-led organization that works in solidarity with impacted Indigenous communities who are protecting their homelands by bringing solar power directly to the frontlines. Providing renewable energy allows front line land defenders to protect themselves when asserting jurisdiction of their territories while directly opposing fossil fuel projects."
• The Global Carbon Project
  Open-source data hub for "intergrated knowledge of greenhouse gases for human activities and the Earth system."
• UN Carbon Offset Platform
  Inventory of UNFCCC certified projects that aim to reduce, remove or limit greenhouse gas emissions around the globe.
• Fossil Fuel Non-Proliferation Treaty
  International initiative to phase out fossil fuels and fast track the development of renewable energy systems.
• Centre for Climate Integrity
  US-based advocacy network that holds oil and gas companies accountable for the massive costs of their climate impacts.

• Climate Solutions
  David Suzuki Foundation (DSF) webpage devoted to projects that aim to accelerate climate solutions across Canada and globally.
• Audubon Society Climate Action Guide
  "Feeling like you can't make a difference? That couldn't be further from the truth. Here's where to begin and how to amplify your efforts to make lasting change in the world."
• Climate Action Network International
  Nine "toolboxes" offering a selection of "tips and tools" to help mobilize local climate advocacy and action in response to a range of issues.
• Your Voice at the Table: Guide to Mobilizing Local Government Climate Action
  David Suzuki Foundation toolkit for community organizing to encourage local governments to pursue climate action."This guide will help you work with your local government so you can build a healthy, sustainable, resilient future together."
• Climate Advocacy Lab
  US-based climate advocacy network that provides leadership training for citizens to take local action.
• Climate Action Network International
  "[G]lobal network of more than 1,900 civil society organisations in over 130 countries driving collective and sustainable action to fight the climate crisis and to achieve social justice. CAN convenes and coordinates civil society at the UN climate talks and other international fora."
• All We Can Save Project
  Resources for education and community building around climate solutions. Includes a selection of programs for educators, community organizers, workers, etc. to build community around responses to the climate crisis.
• Harvard Business School - Business & Environment Initiative
  Online resources to support business responses to climate change. The website features blogs, podcasts and over fifty examples of business cases for climate action.
• Climate Justice Playbook for Business
  "A global call for businesses to centre all climate action in people and justice." This playbook provides insights, guidance and case studies of companies seeking to advance climate justice in operations, supply chains, and the communities they impact.

• Climate Change Litigation Databases
  Features two collections of climate change litigation: one concentrates on United States climate case law; the other on global climate change litigation.
• Rights of Nature: Timeline
  Chronological summary of key events in the Indigenous-led Rights of Nature movement.
• Ecojustice
  "We use the law to protect life on Earth."
• Raven Trust
  RAVEN is a registered charity that fundraises to support efforts to defend Indigenous legal rights and fight for environmental justice.
• Juliana V. United States
  Timeline of events in ongoing youth litigation against the US government for its actions to cause the climate crisis. Youth v Gov is a documentary on the youth plaintiffs in this case.
• Earth Justice
  US-based nonprofit public interest environmental law firm: "We are here because earth needs a good lawyer."
• La Rose et al. versus His Majesty the King
  Backgrounder on ongoing climate litigation by fifteen children and youth from across Canada. The case argues that in failing to act adequately to address the climate crisis the federal govenment is violating their section 7 and section 15 Charter rights.
• Mathur et al. versus His Majesty in Right of Ontario
  Backgrounder on an ongoing youth-led climate lawsuit in the Province of Ontario, Canada. The case is currently (2024) at the Court of Appeal for Ontario.
• SLAW - Climate Change
  Canadian legal magazine SLAW's coverage of climate change and the law across different contexts across the country.

Collection of podcasts exploring relationships between climate change and society, listed alphabetically with brief descriptions:

• Crazy Town
  "With equal parts humor and in-depth analysis, Asher, Rob, and Jason safeguard their sanity while probing crazy-making topics like climate change, overshoot, runaway capitalism, and why we're all deluding ourselves."
• The Climate Pod
  Features conversations with experts on climate science, politics, activism, economics and culture among other topics. Hosted by Ty and Brock Benefiel.
• A Matter of Degrees
  Storytelling about "powerful forces behind climate change -- and the tools we have to fix it."
• The Great Simplification
  Nate Hagens converses with a wide range of guests to explore different dimensions of "...the system science underpinning the human predicament."
• TILclimate (Today I Learned: Climate)
  "MIT podcast that breaks down the science, technologies, and policies behind climate change, how it's impacting us, and what we can do about it. Each quick episode gives you the what, why, and how on climate change -- from real scientists and experts -- to help us make informed decisions for our future."
• Bioneers
  Stories highlighting diverse voices from the climate and envinronmental justice movements.
• We The Children
  Podcast about climate change for kids and families hosted by 13 year old Zachary Fox-Devol.
• Drilled
  True-crime podcast on climate change hosted by environmental journalist Amy Westervelt.
• For The Wild
  "An Anthology of the Anthropocene."
• Generation Anthropocene
  Host Michael Osborne explores connections between humans, nature and the powers shaping a new geological age.
• Climate Anxiety and the Kid Question
  "Podcast about all of the thorny emotions that come along with the climate crisis - from anxiety and sadness to motivation and hope - and how they are shaping fundamental questions about whether, when, and how to have children."
• Speaking Across Knowledge Systems
  Podcast series featuring conversations between Indigenous and non-Indigenous environmental science scholars and practitioners that aims to "move beyond a singular focus on Western ways of thinkng and doing to achieve conservation goals."
• How to Save a Planet
  "Podcast that asks the big questions: what do we need to do to solve the climate crisis, and how do we get it done?"
• Low Technology Podcast
  Explores topics related to low technology, research, sustainability and the environment.
• Outrage + Optimism
  Co-hosted by former UNFCCC Secretary Christiana Figueres the podcast covers a wide range of climate-related topics and issues. Interviews with climate leaders strike a balance between outrage and optimism in responding to the climate crisis.
• Inherited
  Climate storytelling produced by and for a generation of youth confronting "the largest threat to life on earth and humanity's collective future."
• Mothers of Invention
  Podcast focused on feminist climate solutions. Hosted by former Irish president Mary Robinson, comedian-writer Maeve Higgins, and series producer Thimali Kodikar.
• What On Earth
  CBC Radio podcast where host Laura Lynch explores climate solutions.
• 2050: Degrees of Change
  CBC Meterologist Johanna Wagstaffe envisions a future living with changes brought by climate change.
• Scene on Radio - The Repair
  Season 5 of Scene on Radio podcast explores the "...cultural roots of our current ecological emergency, and the deep changes Western society will need to make to save the earth and our species."
• CBC Radio Ideas: Climate Change and the Unborn Future
  Three part radio lecture series written by Todd Dufresne that examines intersections between climate change, philosophy, capitalism and Covid-19.

Documentary

• Films for the Earth
  Online library with over 200 environmental documentaries.
• If Not Us Then Who?
  Collection of short films by Indigenous storytellers.
  
• An Inconvenient Truth (2006)
  
• An Inconvenient Sequel (2017)
  
• Chasing Ice (2012)
  Includes study guides for "Using Chasing Ice in the Classroom."
  
• Chasing Coral (2017)
  Includes study guide for developing the classroom based "Unstoppable Schools Project."
• Rebellion - Nature of Things (2020)
  
• Merchants of Doubt (2014)
  
• David Attenborough: A Life on Our Planet (2020)
  
• 2040 (2019)
  
• Bright Green Lies (2021)
  
• Thule Tuvalu (2014)
  
• Years of Living Dangerously (2014 & 2016)
  
• I Am Greta (2020)
  

Fiction

• Good Energy - Playbook for Screenwriting in the Age of Climate Change
  Digital guide for screenwriters working to tell entertaining and engaging stories about climate change.
• Soylent Green (1973)
  
• Waterworld (1995)
  
• The Day After Tomorrow (2004)
  
• Beasts of the Southern Wild (2012)
  
• Snowpiercer (2014)
  
• First Reformed (2017)
  
• The Magic School Bus Rides Again - The Tales Glaciers Tell (2017)
  
• Don't Look Up (2021)
  
• Wade (2022)
  
• How To Blow Up A Pipeline (2023)
  
• Extrapolations (2023)
  
• Cli-fi Movies by Film Genre (1966-2019)
  List compiled by Yale Climate Connections books editor Michael Svoboda.

Selection of historical precursors and contemporary works of climate fiction, colloquially known as cli-fi.

• Jules Verne (1889) The Purchase of the North Pole
  
• Laurence Manning (1933) The Man Who Awoke
  
• J. G. Ballard (1961) The Wind from Nowhere
  
• J. G. Ballard (1962) The Drowned World
  
• J. G. Ballard (1964) The Burning World
  
• Octavia Butler (1993) Parable of the Sower
  Adapted (2020) into Hugo Award winning graphic novel in 2020.
• Octavia Butler (1998) Parable of the Talents
  
• Margaret Atwood (2003) Oryx and Crake
  
• Margaret Atwood (2009) The Year of the Flood
  
• Margaret Atwood (2013) MaddAddam
  
• Nathaniel Rich (2013) Odds Against Tomorrow
  
• Jeff Vandermeer (2014) Annihilation
  
• Naomi Oreskes and Eric Conway (2014) The Collapse of Western Civilization
  
• John Lanchester (2019) The Wall
  
• Kim Stanley Robinson (2020) The Ministry for the Future
  
• Cory Doctorow (2023) The Lost Cause
  

Cli-Fi Anthologies

• Everything Change: An Anthology of Climate Fiction
  Volume 1 (2016)
  Volume 2 (2018)
  Volume 3 (2020)
  
• Imagine 2200: Climate Fiction for Future Ancestors
  Volume 1 (2021)
  Volume 2 (2022)
  Volume 3 (2023)
  Volume 4 (2024)
  Audio Collection
  

• Artists & Climate Change
  Website featuring a collection of essays, organizations, course outlines and programs that explore artistic works on climate change.
• Warming Stripes
  Simple visualizations designed by climate scientist Ed Hawkings to show average temperature change over the past 100+ years. The graphics seek to engage diverse audiences in dialogues about climate change. #showyourstripes
• ClimateCultures
  Network of artists, curators and researchers working on creative responses to the climate and ecological crisis. The ClimateCultures Directory lists over 150 affliated members.
• School for Climate
  "It's time for Art to redefine our Climate Moment."
• Cape Farewell
  "Cape Farewell envisions a sustainable future inspired by the illumination artists give to the global climate challenge."
• My Climate Hero
  Comic art to represent heroes of the movement for climate and environmental justice. #MyClimateHero
• Postcards from the Future
  Museum of London exhibition (2010) featuring postcards that imagined climate changed futures in iconic urban environments.
• Art for Climate Justice
  Posters by artists from across Canada that express their perspectives on climate change and demand climate justice.
• Artists for Real Climate Action
  Non-partisan network of Canadian actors, filmmakers, musicians, playwrights, directors and other creators "sounding the alarm over our climate crisis" through creative storytelling.
• Jill Pelto
  "My work focuses on communicating human-environment connections. I incorporate scientific data directly into my paintings to engage broad audiences using climate and conservation graphs." Gallery
• Arts and Climate Initiative
  Theatre group that uses storytelling and performance to facilitate dialogues about the climate crisis, to imagine just climate futures, and to cultive climate action.
• Climate Change Theatre Action
  Worldwide biennale festival of short plays about the climate crisis that are run to coincide with United Nations climate summits.
• The Climate Museum
  New York City museum devoted to exploring the climate crisis.