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Political Science

Learn how to search for information on political science topics in books & ebooks, article databases, and the web.

Researching Climate Change

The databases below will help you to find facts, evidence, and data about climate change. Be sure to use quotations around concepts that are more than one word, like "climate change."

You can also search across most of our databases at one time using OneSearch.

Finding Reputable News Sources on Your Topic

The BEST way to find reputable news on climate change is to use one of the Library's newspaper databases, like:

While the websites of some news outlets are reliable, others -- like Fox -- are not. Some sites traffic in bad information or "fake news" and should be avoided.

If you are looking for reliable, CONSERVATIVE news sources, you may want to look at the following:

If you are looking for reliable, LIBERAL news sources, you may want to look at some of the following: 

Researching Political Parties

The website links below will take you to the "official" websites of each party.

In order to understand a party's views on climate change, you need to understand who the party is and the beliefs they hold. You can find this information by reading the party's platform. Click on "Platform" once you open the website. (If you do not see a link called platform, look for links like "About Us," "Our Goals," or something similar.)

You can also research the views of a political party by examining one or more of the members of Congress who fit within this group.

Finding a Bill

The link below will take you into GovTrack where upcoming bills are listed.

To find a bill on your topic, click on "Find a Bill" and search for bills by keywords or browse using the "Subject" links on the right.

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