King's Global Warming Collection was initiated at King's College
Library, University of Cambridge, through a generous donation from
Caroline Davidson, Clive Cookson and the Cookson Charitable Trust.
Please visit us at:
http://www.kings.cam.ac.uk/library/globalwarming/index.html
http://global.warming.bibliography.googlepages.com/welcome

King's Global Warming Collection is the place to come for detailed
information about greenhouse gases, the ozone layer, carbon trading
and carbon sequestration, fossil fuels, renewables, nuclear energy,
energy storage and distribution, and the hydrogen economy.

King's Global Warming Collection covers a wide range of topics about
global warming and views on it. It also covers the impact of global
warming on the natural world: wildlife and biodiversity, ice and
glaciers, deserts, rivers, coasts, storms and floods, droughts, heat
waves, etc.

Find out how individuals and communities can adapt to survive by
adapting buildings, recycling, rationalizing transport systems,
transforming food production, and limiting population growth.

The collection also deals with the economics and politics of global
warming, including migration, political conflicts, governance, and
international negotiations. There is also a fascinating section of
case studies from around the world under development.

This rich and comprehensive collection seeks to inform and interest
everyone in arguably the most challenging issue affecting the world
today.

Please visit us at:
http://www.kings.cam.ac.uk/library/globalwarming/index.html
http://global.warming.bibliography.googlepages.com/welcome?