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Climate Change Education and Information Trusted Sources and Sites that Inspire us

Below are eight site categories in which we have identified our “top” three sites. Did you know that in astrology, the number “8” signifies the ability to manage yourself and your environment and to be able to better judge the potential of those around you? The number 3 signifies the ability to successfully connect people to others. There are so many incredible resources available to us on Climate Change, narrowing down the choices in 8 categories and to a “top 3” has been incredibly difficult. We liked the idea of keeping our categories “manageable” and of helping to connect you to organizations and resources that we use, that have inspired us, and that in our opinion, help to empower us to make educated choices for change. vinar dapibus leo.

Check back often, we will be changing the sites listed on a regular basis so that we can introduce you to other important resources. Please note that each category is listed alphabetically and that order doesn’t indicate preference. Send us your favorites as well so we can check them out!

ClimateMama recommends the following: Have a look, enjoy and be inspired!

Scientific Studies and Research Sources:

1. National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration Climate Literacy Guide

2. World Meteorological Organization

3. NASA – Climate Change Explained

Books we Recommend:

1. An Incovenient Sequal: Truth to Power, 2017 – Al Gore (check out 223 for more on your “favorite ClimateMama”)

2. Generation Dread: Finding Purpose in an Age of Climate Anxiety, 2023 – Britt Ray

3. Parenting on Earth: A Philosopher’s Guide to Doing Right by Your Kids and Everyone Else, 2023 – Elizabeth Cripps

Reader Recommendations: (Send us your favorite books, resources, apps, videos)

The Story is in Our Bones: How Worldviews and Climate Justice Can Remake a World in Crisis, 2024 – Osprey Orielle Lake

News and Information Sources:

1. Inside Climate – is the oldest and largest dedicated climate newsroom in the nation; nonpartisan and nonprofit.

2. Climate Central – an independent group of scientists and communicators who research and report the facts about our changing climate and how it affects people’s lives. Policy-neutral 501(c)(3) nonprofit.

3. DesmogBlog – Investigative reporting. Make sure to check out their Climate Disinformation Database

Parent/Teacher Information and Advice:

1. Climate Mental Health Network – climate emotions wheel and parent/teacher resources

2 Subject to Climate – Free climate resources for all K-12 subject areas

3. Climate Kids, NASA – the story of our changing planet through the eyes of the NASA missions studying Earth. Targeting kids ages 8 and up, the site is full of games, activities and articles that make climate science accessible and engaging.

To Share with the Kids in Your life

1. Climate Outreach – Engaging Youth

2. Climate Reality Project – Connecting the “dots” on Climate Change

3. Meet the Greens – A site for kids about sustainability and Green Living

3. Green Ninja – Fighting Climate Change All the Time!

Favorite Apps:

1. Skeptical Science – Arguments to face off with your favorite Climate Skeptics!

2. Seafood Watch – Monterey Bay Aquarium, seafood and sushi sustainability guide

3. Earth Now – Displays real-time global satellite data of Earth’s vital signs. Great for students, teachers and anyone interested in Earth science