1. Technical Reports on Climate change in the Alps
    
2. Scientific Bibliography
    

    3. Magistral lectures on Climate Change 
 

1. Video lecture by Lučka Kajfež Bogataj (Slovenian member of the
   IPCC), May 2009, Climate Science: What Do We Know?
2. Helga Kromp-Kolb (Austrian scientist of the year 2005) at the
   Vienna Energy Talks, November 2009 Energie und Klimawandel
3. Nicholas Stern (Chair of the Grantham Research Institute on
   Climate change) Leçon inaugurale du 4 février 2010. Gérer les
   changements climatiques, promouvoir la croissance, le
   développement et l'équité (French Version – Part 1). Lecture,
   March 5, 2010. Opportunities and policies for low-carbon growth
   in the developed and developing world (English Version – Part 2)  

     4. Virtual Library! 
 

1. World Climate Teach-in-Day
   This organization proposes, on its website, a whole library on
   climate change studies. Its aim is to disseminate scientific
   information on climate change in order to make it understandable
   to a broad audience.
2. International Energy Agency (IEA)
   The Agency put at your disposal, on its website, a database on
   policies and measures taken by states all over the world to
   struggle against climate change, with a smart search engine.
3. Resources from ICIMOD
   The International Centre for Integrated Mountain Development
   (ICIMOD), a regional knowledge development and learning centre
   serving the eight regional member countries of the Hindu Kush-
   Himalayas works to develop an economically and environmentally
   sound mountain ecosystem to improve the living standards of
   mountain populations. You can download all of ICIMOD’s
   publications free-of-charge from ICIMOD Books online.
   Publications on climate change can be accessed directly via the
   climate change section. A publication on the impact of climate
   change in mountainous regions called “Mountains of the world –
   Ecosystem services in a time of global and climate change”
   published in 2010 can be downloaded here.
4. NASA portal on climate change
   The American national Aeronautics and Space Administration
   proposes document resources and very interesting statistics about
   ongoing climate change.
5. The Klimaportal of the Swiss Forum for Climate and Global Change
   You could find document resources, bibliographies and very
   important statistics on factors as well as consequences of climate
   change, especially on snow conditions, on weather, on energy
   resources or on health. This website is a product of the Swiss
   Federal Government Advisory Body on Climate Change.
6. UNEP Gateway
   The United Nations Environment Programme, on its website
   dedicated to the climate change, also proposes some analysis and
   documents for a broader audience, in addition to the Climate
   Change United Nations Gateway whose link is available in the top-
   right of this page. 
7. Austrian Federal Government climate portal
   The Austrian Federal Government proposes, on its portal
   dedicated to the climate change, one section dedicated to
   international publications on this topic.
8. The global outlook for ice and snow provides an up-to-date review
   of the state of the environment and the trends in ice and snow
   covered regions of the world, including the Alps. It includes case-
   studies, maps and graphics and serves as well as an educational
   resource than a reference one too.
9. The world glacier monitoring service collects standardised
   observations on changes (mass, volume, area, length) of glaciers
   over time (glacier fluctuations) as well as statistical information on
   the distribution of perennial surface ice (glacier inventories). Such
   data are high priority key variables in climate system monitoring.
   WGMS with UNEP publish reports on global Climate Change of
   glaciers.
10. The intergovernmental panel on Climate Change publishes various
    types of reports on the Climate Change evolution.
11. EU publications and initiatives on climate change
12. Resources from the COP 16 dedicated to climate change in
    mountains, including Alpine Convention documentation
13. Mountains and Climate Change. From understanding to action by
    the University of Bern, 2009
14. Resources from the CIPRA dedicated to climate change issues in
    the Alps (results and products from the project cc.alps)