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compiled by staff at The Australia Institute in conjunction with high school teachers and university academics who work in the field of climate change.

As the new go-to hub for the best in climate change education, COOL 2.0 offers resources for science, social studies, economics, language arts, technology, and beyond. Search our database for lesson plans, videos, research and data, and collaborative projects. Log in to COOL 2.0 to create and manage rich learning experiences for your students.

Website also includes information about actions householders and industry can take to reduce their carbon pollution

MapCruzin is an independent firm specializing in innovative Geographic Information Service (GIS) projects, environmental and sociodemographic research. A specific focus is on environmental justice and equality especially as it pertains to climate change, peak oil, energy, water, housing, food and technology

Useful tool in revealing information about Australia's population's history and future possibilities. Animated population pyramids show the change of population distribution over time.