An independent, non-profit organization funded by the Pew Charitable Trusts and others, the Center for Climate and Energy Solutions provides information to educate the public and policymakers on the causes and potential consequences of, and possible solutions to, climate change. It offers climate change-related technical and policy reports, press releases, op-ed pieces, speech transcripts, and advertising. ... Full description.

The Internet Watershed Educational Tool (InterWET) was developed to help educate local officials and other concerned citizens about water resources. InterWET gives a technical and multi-perspective response to local watershed issues, using as a case study the Spring Creek Watershed in central Pennsylvania. It can be used as a stand-alone educational resource and as part of larger watershed educational ... Full description.

This site offers a variety of information along three themes that are crucial to the future of the people, land, and waters of the Arctic and Subarctic region: natural resources, history and culture, and social equity and environmental justice. Resources include a broad range of textual materials, art, photographic exhibits, and occasional sound and short video recordings. All demonstrate the interconnectedness ... Full description.

This site provides information on the Climate Change Science Program which integrates federal research on climate and global change, as sponsored by thirteen federal agencies. Links are provided to workshop announcements, policy White Papers and a meetings calendar. Full description.

This site comprises a search engine for international expertise on global climate change science and policy. It draws from a list of NASA Earth Observing System researchers, with contact information, and their areas of expertise. It also contains indices for areas of expertise, location, as well as media resources and public affairs contacts. Full description.

This BBC News Online six-part series on sustainable development covers the future of the Earth's population, food, cities, waste, tourism, and energy. It addresses what resources can be provided for everyone and what sustainable development is. Readers can access an overview, a short slideshow, and take a quiz to determine their ecological footprint, i.e. how many Earths would be needed if everyone ... Full description.

This site provides access to Internet resources throughout the world which pertain to or focus on environmental ethics and environmental philosophy. It includes links to publications, associations, funding opportunities, graduate programs, a slideshow, and a searchable bibliography. Full description.

The Federal Task Force on Environmental Education facilitates communication and collaboration among federal agencies and departments that have common interests in supporting and implementing EE programs. The task force places emphasis on supporting joint interagency EE projects that leverage both federal and non-federal dollars. This page links to a list of member websites, a summary of federal interagency ... Full description.

Haz-Ed is a compilation of interdisciplinary activities that focus on the scientific, technical, and political issues related to hazardous waste sites and Superfund (the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency program to locate, investigate, and clean up hazardous waste sites nationwide). Haz-Ed materials can be used as part of a larger curriculum, as special stand-alone activities, or on an occasional ... Full description.

Earth Day Network is a large international alliance working to promote a healthy environment and a peaceful, just, sustainable world by organizing events, activities, and annual campaigns. The website includes a Teacher's Corner, which provides resources, guides and fact sheets designed to nurture ecological citizenship and leadership in the classroom. No-cost registration is required to access the ... Full description.