Center for Climate and Energy Solutions: The Basics
Yale Climate Connections Original reporting and analysis.
Climate Change: Discovery of Global Warming (Timeline from the American institute of Physics)
Climate Resources at the National Academies
Climate Change: Evidence and Causes: Update 2020
New Scientist Climate Change Portal
Climate Change: Causes, Consequences, and Solutions: A Free Online Course from UC, circa 2017.
Climate change: A Summary of the Science (2010)
Lines of Evidence Video from the National Academies of Science (2012)
Washington State Department of Ecology: Climate Change
Climate Data
Other Statistical Compilations
EPA Addressing Climate Change in the Water Sector
EPA Climate Impacts: Northwest (2017)
U.S. Energy Information Administration: Washington State Profile
USGS Climate and Land Use Change
USGS Climate Adaption Science Centers
U.S. Dept of Energy: Biological and Environmental Research (BER)
Climate Change Justice and Global Resource Commons by Climate Change Justice and Global Resource Commons by 
The best Library of Congress Subject Heading for climate change is actually "climatic changes". So, when keyword searching in the library catalog it is a good idea to use the following to search on climate change as a topic in general: "climate change" OR "climatic changes" . If you search only one or the other, you will miss relevant titles.
However, in recent years books seem to more frequently get subject headings that include the phrase "climate change" (for instance, Climate Change Mitigation). So this geek tip is more relevant for older titles, less relevant for books published in the last couple of years.
"Climate Justice" is not an official subject heading, but "Environmental Justice" is. "Climate justice" works well as a key phrase, but will miss some relevant titles. "Environmental Justice" will get more titles that have to do with climate justice, but will also get many titles that focus on other environmental issues. For the broadest coverage, search "environmental justice" OR "climate justice". To be much more precise, but at risk of missing some relevant titles, use just "climate justice".
