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Outreach and education


PAGES fosters outreach and capacity building through:

> Regional workshops and educational meetings

> Meeting support for developing-country and early-career scientists

> PAGES website and products and publications (e.g. PAGES Magazine, YouTube Channel, e-news)

> Supporting guest scientists

 

The list below contains links to web resources for education and outreach in the area of past global changes. We welcome updates and any other links you think are important, email our Communications Officer.


General resources

NOAA WDS image
 
    World Data Center for Paleoclimatology (NOAA Paleoclimatology)
Windows to the Universe UCAR logo

 

    Windows to the Universe - Climates of the Past (UCAR)

 

EPA logo

 

    U.S. Environmental Protection Agency on past climate change (EPA)

 

 

NASA logo    Earth Observatory introduction to paleoclimate (NASA)
IPCC logo


  

    Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) 
    Paleoclimate chapter of the 5th Assessment Report
    Access the 6th Assessment Report

 

Exploratorium logo

 
    Exploratorium overview of climate change research with glossary (Exploratorium)

 

Gov UK logo

  

    The United Kingdom Government's Chief Scientific Adviser briefing on climate science
    (Government office for Science)

 

Pacific Institute logo

 
 

    Climate Insights 101 from the Pacific Institute for Climate Solutions (Climate Insights 101)

 

 


Information on specific topics

TimescalesGeologic timescale (GSA)
Climate timeline (NOAA)
Climate historyExploring Climate Events and Human Development (NOAA)
Climate change / global warmingThe Discovery of Global Warming (American Institute of Physics)
The America's Climate Choices Series (National Academies)
The Chemistry of Climate Change (Royal Society of Chemistry)
Science in School Part I - The evidence for climate change (Science in School)
Science in School Part II - Investigating the effects of anthropogenic global warming (Science in School)
Interactive guide to everything you need to know about climate change (The Guardian)
Information paper on dealing with arguments from global warming sceptics (Pro Clim)
Climate modelsModeling the Future of Climate Change (UCAR)
Introduction to Climate Modeling (NASA Earth Observatory)
Orbital variations and Milankovich theoryPaleoclimatology: Explaining the Evidence (NASA Earth Observatory)
How the Sun Affects Climate: Solar and Milankovitch Cycles (UCAR)
Abrupt climate changeA Paleo Perspective on Abrupt Climate Change (NOAA Paleoclimatology)
Climate Changes Impacts and Adapting to Change (EPA)
ENSONOAA's El Nino Portal (NOAA)
The El Nino-Southern Oscillation (UCAR)
Carbon cycleBasics of the Carbon Cycle and the Greenhouse Effect (NOAA Earth System Research Laboratory)
Le Cycle du Carbone (Institut Pierre Simon Laplace) (in French)
Archives and proxies
Sea levelHistorical Sea Level Changes (CSIRO Marine and Atmospheric Research)
Sea Level Rise, After the Ice Melted and Today (NASA Goddard Institute for Space Studies)
Sea Level and Climate (U.S. Geological Survey)
Tree rings

 
Resources for Dendrochronologists (University of Arizona)
Ice cores
 
National Ice core laboratory (NICL)
Marine and lake sediments
 
Deep sea drilling (IODP)
SpeleothemsPaleoclimatology: Written in the Earth (NASA Earth Observatory)