IPCC
5th Assessment Report Second Order Drafts (SODS)
IPCC_5AR_SODs.rar as an rar-compressed file.
IPCC
5th Assessment Report First Order Drafts (FODS)
WG1 FOD Ch5:
Information from the Paleoclimate Archives
IPCC
5th Assessment Report Zero Order Drafts (ZODS)
A zipped file (71 MB) of all the documents can be downloaded
here, and is also hosted at Wikispooks.
An RAR-compressed file (77 MB) is here.
It is also hosted at Cryptome.
WG1: outline,
authors
Ch1
Ch2: Observations: Atmosphere and Surface
Ch3:
Observations: Ocean
Ch4:
Observations: Cryosphere
Ch5:
Information from the Paleoclimate Archives
Ch6
Ch7
Ch8:
Anthropogenic and Natural Radiative Forcing
Ch9:
Evaluation of Climate Models
Ch10: Detection and Attribution of Climate
Change: from Global to Regional
WG2: outline,
authors
Ch1
Ch2
Ch3:
Freshwater Resources
Ch4:
Terrestial and Inland Water Systems
Ch5:
Coastal Systems and Low-Lying Areas
Ch6:
Ocean Systems
Ch7:
Food Security and Food Production Systems
Ch8:
Urban Areas
Ch9:
Rural Areas
Ch10:
Key Economic Sectors and Services
Ch11:
Human Health
Ch12:
Human Security
Ch13:
Livehoods and Poverty
Ch14:
Adaption Needs and Options
Ch15:
Adaptation Planning and Implementation
Ch16:
Adaptation Opportunties, Constraints, and Limits
Ch17:
Economics of Adaptation
Ch18:
Detection and Attribution of Observed Impacts
Ch19:
Emergent Risks and Key Vulnerabilities
Ch20:
Climate-Resilient Pathways: Adaptation, Mitigation, and Sustainable
Development
Ch21:
Regional Context
Ch22:
Africa
Ch23:
Europe
Ch24:
Asia
Ch25:
Australasia
Ch26:
North America
Ch27:
Central and South America
Ch28:
Polar Regions
Ch29:
Small Islands
Ch30:
Open Oceans
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To
learn more about IPCC's attempt to suppress publication of
the ZODs after they were leaked, see Peter Morcombe's page at Galloping Camel
and Steve McIntyre at Climate
Audit. For background see Bishop
Hill.
Here is the IPCC's December 14, 2012 statement after the leaking of the SODs.
Note that the IPCC's "Principles
Governing IPCC Work" says,
"2. The role of
the IPCC is to assess on a comprehensive, objective, open and transparent
basis
the scientific, technical and socio-economic information relevant to
understanding the scientific basis of risk of human-induced climate
change, its potential impacts and options for adaptation and
mitigation."
(emphasis mine). More here.
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