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British The Stern Review, 2006

British Greenhouse effect science.

ColumbiaProf. Hansen

EPA U.S. Environmental Protection Agency:

EPA Global Warming Pubs

EPA: Greenhouse gas emissions

International IPCC: Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change All

International Publications

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Union of Concerned Scientists: Global Warming

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Free PDFs Also many $$ PDFs, e.g. fossil C0₂ emission from 1750 -- present.
World Resources Institute (data)

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Predecessor to USCCSP.
U.S. Global Change Research Information Office

Under GCRP.
Global Change.gov

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Links to Sites


	Dr. Kerry Emanuel of MIT


	Description of the 2005 Hurricane Season The best summary and easy to read.


	Global Warming and Hurricanes (noaa.gov)


	Pew Foundation: Global Warming

Prof. Richard S. Lindzen of MIT is the most thoughtful anti-global warming expert, although his arguments appear entirely one sided.


	Princeton: Carbon Mitigation Initiative


	The Heat is Online (general global warming site--extensive and well organized)

Data for all Atlantic Hurricanes


	The Great Warming


	What should we do about global warming?

Research Papers


	ZFacts Graphs and Dr. Emanuel's Atlantic Hurricane Data. (121k XLS)

Changes in Tropical Cyclone Number, Duration, and Intensity in a Warmining Environment

(237k PDF)

Sep. 2005

Webster, Holland, Curry, Chang, (in Science)

Science Magazine

Increasing destructiveness of tropical cyclones over the past 30 years

(162k PDF)

Aug. 2005

Kerry Emanuel (in Nature)

Published online July 31, 2005

News Articles

Washington Post story


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