ENGL 111 Theme: United Nations - Indianapolis

Independent global research organization providing data-driven insights and tools on climate, energy, food, water, and cities.

U.S. government agency’s hub for sustainability practices in waste, water, air, energy, and chemicals.

Offers climate data, earth observation tools, and science-based sustainability insights based on satellite data.

Provides well-researched journalism and photo essays on conservation, climate change, biodiversity, and sustainability.

Advocacy group offering science-based policy advice, reports, and action guides on clean energy, biodiversity, and climate justice.

A global, open-source database offering transparent, comparable, and actionable sustainability data from over 580 major companies across 51 industries. It allows users to explore emissions intensities, corporate targets, and climate ambitions.

An extensive collection of over 11,000 open-access research reports and more than 100 journals covering topics like environmental engineering, public health, and sustainable business practices.

Provides open data on the ecological footprint and biocapacity of over 200 countries and territories, helping to assess resource use and sustainability.

Offers quality-assured data and assessments on various environmental issues, including biodiversity, air quality, and climate change, primarily for European countries.

Provides internationally recognized standards for sustainability reporting, helping organizations communicate their environmental, social, and governance impacts.