A new, online technical library a wealth of knowledge on climate change and action in the Northwest Territories (NWT) is now live.
Launched on March 1 at the NWT Association of Communities Annual General Meeting in Hay River, the NWT Climate Change Library houses scientific information, research papers, technical reports and innovative tools from government and beyond in one central location. The platform aims to provide climate research, information and knowledge to those who are working to find solutions to mitigate and adapt to climate change in the NWT.
The intent of the new library is to empower users - from researchers, to students, to communities, to the public - as they seek to understand, combat and adapt to the effects of climate change. Key features include:
- Comprehensive Information: The library houses an extensive collection of peer-reviewed articles, reports and technical documents covering various aspects of climate change, including mitigation strategies, adaptation techniques and climate modeling.
- User-Friendly Interface: The platform is designed to be accessible to a diverse audience. Whether you're an experienced researcher or someone new to the field, you'll find the library easy to navigate.
- Search and Filter Functionality: Robust search and filter options make it easy to pinpoint the information you need.
- Cutting-Edge Research: The library features the latest findings from academic institutions and scientists, ensuring users have access to the most up-to-date climate data.
- Open Access: In a commitment to knowledge sharing, the content is open access, making it accessible to all audiences.
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"The NWT Climate Change Library is more than just a collection of information. It's a platform for collaboration, innovation and collective action on climate change. By providing easy access to research and fostering knowledge exchange, we can accelerate progress in addressing climate change in the North."
- Jay Macdonald, Minister of Environment and Climate Change
Quick facts
- The library currently has over 200 resources uploaded and categorized. More are being added regularly.
- To ensure users have access to the most up-to-date climate information, the library features the latest findings from academic institutions and scientists.
- In a commitment to knowledge sharing, the content is open access, making it accessible to all audiences.
Related links
For more information
P.O. Box 1320
Yellowknife Northwest Territories
Canada X1A 2L9
www.gov.nt.ca
