Cool It!  Countdown to Copenhagen

Negotiations have officially ended at the UN Climate Change Conference in Copenhagen, Denmark, involving officials from almost 200 countries. Called a "failure" and even a "tragedy" by many, some of the most active organizations pushing for a fair, ambitious and binding international climate treaty are looking at the less than stellar results of negotiations as just a beginning to the next phase of their movement for "climate justice."

Link TV's series Climate Change Hits Home brings the issue to the kitchen table, showing with a collection of stories that the impact of climate change is not a foreign subject. Browse these pages for facts, videos, and action ideas about the devastation that continues post-Copenhagen.

From December 7-19th, Link TV partnered with Justin.tv and OneClimate.net to bring you Copenhagen 24/7. Thousands tuned in to watch events unfold in the Danish capital as leaders and negotiators from almost 200 countries met to decide the fate of our global climate.

Global Climate Change Impacts in the United States

This report summarizes the impacts of climate change in the United States by region. It explains the science behind current impacts, as well as what to expect in the future. Results vary depending on the central aspects of each region's society, such as energy, water, agriculture or health.

Click here to find out how climate change is affecting the area in which YOU live.

Worldwide Views of Global Warming

In an effort to gain insight on public perspectives of climate change and the upcoming negotiations at the UN Climate Conference, a study was conducted gathering World Wide Views on Global Warming from citizens of 38 countries.

Click here for study results by area.