ICSUSA Climate Science Research Library

Institute of Climate Studies USA

The reports, research and sources behind the Institute’s writing — held here where the law allows, and described in the words of the columns that relied on them.

672 documents: 325 held here · 347 held elsewhere · 24 of them preserved

Held here — ICSUSA keeps its own copy on this server. Held elsewhere — the document lives with its publisher, and this library links to it. Preserved — the original is no longer at its address, but a copy survives, either on this server or at the Internet Archive; each record says which.

  1. Rapid Range Shifts of Species Associated with High Levels of Climate Warming
    Research paper · Science · Aug 19, 2011

    Used in an ICSUSA column: According to a recent article [Science 19 August, 2011, p. 988], scientists and foresters have collected data from the Amazon to the Arctic, that suggest trees are still consuming more carbon dioxide than they are giving off in decay.

    Used in 1 column
  2. Cited as http://www.unep.org/climateneutral/cities/vaxjo
    Web page · UN Environment Programme
    Used in 1 column
  3. Duluth Sister Cities - Växjö, Sweden
    Web page · duluthmnsistercities.org
    Preserved: Internet Archive copyUsed in 1 column
  4. Richard Conlin (Blog Archive)
    Web page · conlin.seattle.gov
    Preserved: Internet Archive copyUsed in 1 column
  5. Cited as http://www.eia.gov/todayinenergy/images/2011.12.20/Coal_World_Consumption.gif
    Web page · U.S. Energy Information Administration
    Used in 1 column
  6. RealClimate: Frontpage
    Web page · realclimate.org · Aug 11, 2021

    Used in an ICSUSA column: David Archer of the University of Chicago states, “A better shorthand for public discussion might be that CO2 sticks around for hundreds of years, plus 25% that sticks around forever.” [ See www.realclimate.org ].

    Used in 1 column
  7. Dictionary, Encyclopedia and Thesaurus - The Free Dictionary
    Web page · thefreedictionary.com
    Used in 1 column
  8. Cited as See the images from NASA of Earth’s poles.
    Web page · NASA

    Used in an ICSUSA column: Even as late as 2011 an “unprecedented” ozone hole developed in the Arctic with continuing ozone holes forming over the Antarctic regions. [See the images from NASA of Earth’s poles.]

    Used in 1 column
  9. Sea Ice for Walrus Outlook (SIWO)
    Web page · arcus.org
    Preserved: Internet Archive copyUsed in 1 column
  10. Cited as http://www.unwater.org/
    Web page · unwater.org
    Used in 1 column
  11. Climate Impacts Group
    Web page · cses.washington.edu
    Preserved: Internet Archive copyUsed in 1 column
  12. SEC.gov | Home
    Web page · U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission
    Used in 1 column
  13. Cited as https://earth.google.com/
    Web page · earth.google.com
    Used in 1 column
  14. Home page
    Web page · Yale Environment 360
    Used in 1 column
  15. Home – Ocean Surface Topography from Space
    Web page · NASA
    Used in 1 column
  16. Cal-Adapt
    Web page · cal-adapt.org
    Used in 1 column
  17. Secure American Future - an American Security Project
    Web page · secureamericanfuture.org
    Used in 1 column

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