1. Action Plan 2000 " Canada's Emissions Outlook: An Update"
2. Bramley, Matthew. "A Climate Change Resource Book for Journalists". September 2000.
3. Easterling, W., L.O. Mearns, and C. Hays, 2001: Comparison of agriculture impacts of climate change calculated from high and low resolution climate model scenarios. Part II: The effect of adaptations. Climatic Change,
4. Environment Canada. 1997. The Canada Country Study: Climate Impacts and Adaptation, Canadian Prairies Summary. Environment Canada, Ottawa, Ont.
5. Eyles,J. and Elliott,S.J. Global environmental change and human health. Canadian Geographer, spring 2001, vol. 45 no 1, p 99-104.
6. Firor, J.F. and J.E. Jacobsen, 2002: The Crowded Greenhouse: Population, Climate Change, and Sustainability. Yale University Press
7. Glantz, Michael H. 2000." Currents of Change: Impacts of El Niño and La Niña on Climate and Society" 2nd edition. Cambridge University Press.
8. Hart, D. Fuelling the Future. New Scientist Inside Science, June 16, 2001. p. 1-4.
9. Keating, M., and the Canadian Global Change Program. 1997. Canada and the State of the Planet: The Social, Economic and Environmental Trends That Are Shaping Our Lives. Oxford University Press, Oxford, U.K.
10. MacAlpine, N.D. and A. Howard. 1995. Farm Water Management Manual. Conservation Manual Series. Alberta Agriculture, Food and Rural Development, Conservation and Development Branch, Edmonton, Alta.
11. McKay,S. Return of the Dust Bowl. Maclean's, Aug 6, 1984 v97 p17(1)
12. Mitchell, A. Freaky 2000 weather hints at global fever. Globe and Mail, January 2 2001, p 1.
13. Nemanishen, W. 1998. Drought in the Palliser Triangle. Prairie Farm Rehabilitation Administration Drought Committee. PFRA, Calgary, Alta.
14. "Saskatchewan: Crown agencies urge personal efforts to curb greenhouse gas emissions". Environment Policy & Law, May 2000, vol. 11 no 2, p 22.
15. "Saskatchewan: unique new facility to conduct research on greenhouse gas emissions". Environment Policy & Law, January 2000, vol 10 no 10, p 947.
16. National Climate Change Process. "Canada's First National Climate Change Business Plan". October 2000.
17. National Climate Change Process. "Taking Action on Climate Change: A Compendium of Canadian Initiatives". October 2000.
18. "Dust to Dust. Deserts are growing around the world and one may be coming soon to a neighbourhood near you". Canada and the World Backgrounder, May 2001, vol. 66 no 6, p 28-31.
19. Wheaton, E. "How global warming could affect Saskatchewan's forests". Saskatchewan Business, February 2000, vol. 21 no 1, p 11.
20. Wheaton, E. 1998. "But It's a Dry Cold! Weathering the Canadian Prairies". Fifth House Ltd, Calgary, Alberta,

Links to Publication and Report Listings, Bibliographies, and On-line Documents.

1. Saskatchewan Research Council.
2. Prairie Adaptation Research Collaborative - Publication Listings
3. Government of Canada - Climate Change.
4. Government of Canada - Climate Change Action Fund.
5. Federal Publications Inc. List of books on state of the environment, environment legislation and Canadian weather.
6. The Pembina Institute.
7. Canadian Council of Ministers for the Environment. Publications Catalogue.
8. Pew Center on Global Climate Change. Report Listings.
9. Global Climate Change Student Guide. Reference List.
10. National Center for Atmospheric Research. Environmental and Societal Impacts Group
11. David Suzuki Foundation publications.
12. United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change. Canadian Communications.
13. Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change. Publication Listings.
14. Green Teacher.
15. More Weather.com. Weather Bookstore.
16. Manitoba Eco-Network's Alice Chambers Memorial Library houses a variety of videos and print materials on various environmental topics including new Climate Change Material.

Have a look at this all new Saskatchewan brochure "Climate Change Saskatchewan Edition" to learn about the issue, what government and industry is doing and how you can take action. For your free print copy contact us.

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