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Climate Change Links

• Government of Canada
• Environment Canada
• ecoAction – Natural Resources Canada
• Natural Resources Canada - Canadian Climate Impacts and Adaptation Division
• Natural Resources Canada Office of Energy Efficiency
• Health Canada
• Transport Canada

• Climate Action Network (CAN) Canada – A network of member organizations and individuals committed to preventing dangerous levels of climate change impacts. CAN Canada is part of the International Climate Action Network. http://www.climatenetwork.org/
• Canadian Renewable Energy Alliance (CanREA) – An alliance of Canadian NGOs engaged in supporting development of renewable energy and energy efficiency to their fullest potential.
• GreenerCars.com - the online home of the American Council for an Energy Efficient Economy's Green Book: The Environmental Guide to Cars and Trucks.
• International Institute for Sustainable Development – An organization involved in advancing policy recommendations, sharing information and reporting on international negotiations related to international issues.
• Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change – The international authority on the science of climate change. The site includes IPCC reports on mitigation, impacts and adaptation related to climate change.
• Northern Climate Exchange Knowledge Site – A website with information on the impacts of climate change on Northern Canada.
• Pembina Institute – In addition to the information on its main website, the Pembina Institute has developed several websites on climate change including climatechangesolutions.com, Re-energy.ca, Fiscallygreen.ca and Ride the WindTM website. They can all be accessed through the Pembina Institute website.
• The Climate Group – An international non-profit organization dedicated to advancing business and government leadership on climate change. The site is a good source of best practices and other information.
• The Ontario Clean Air Alliance – A membership organization calling for new air pollution limits for the electricity sector that will reduce emissions from coal-fired power plants and facilitate a move to cleaner choices for electricity generation, such as renewables and natural gas.
• Tomorrow Today: How Canada can make a world of a difference
  Over the next four years, the federal government must harness the full power of this country's wealth, knowledge and influence to ensure that we become leaders in developing a truly sustainable and healthy society.
• United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change – The official UN website on climate change. It has documents on international agreements, such as the Kyoto Protocol, and information on related conferences.