Washington Post:

Interior Secretary Ken Salazar launched the Obama administration’s first coordinated response to the impacts of climate change Monday, which he said would both monitor how global warming is altering the nation’s landscape and help the country cope with those changes.

Salazar will lead a new “climate change response council” that will coordinate action among the department’s eight bureaus and offices. A secretarial order will create eight “regional climate change response centers” in areas ranging from Alaska to the Northeast and build landscape conservation cooperatives that will create strategies for the eight regions with the help of state and local groups, and other federal agencies.

Here is the Secretarial Order:

DOI Secretarial Order –