Rapporti attuali
Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change
The IPCC is the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change. The IPCC was founded in November 1988 by the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) and the World Meteorological Organization (WMO). The IPCC's role is to outline the state of academic research on climate change and its potential consequences for the environment, society and the economy. Thousands of scientists from around the world contribute to IPCC's work on a voluntary basis. The IPCC Secretariat is based in Geneva, Switzerland.

Seventh Assessment Report (AR7)
Updates on currently ongoing activities will be published as soon as possible
WGI
Current state: Scoping meeting planned in 2024. Outline and timeplan to be approved in February 2025.
WGII
Current state: Scoping meeting planned in 2024. Outline and timeplan to be approved in February 2025.
WGIII
Current state: Scoping meeting planned in 2024. Outline and timeplan to be approved in February 2025.
Methodological report on Carbon Dioxide Removal, Capture, Utilisation and Storage Technologies (CDR)
Current state: Scoping meeting planned in 2024. Outline and timeplan to be approved in February 2025.
Methodology Report on Short-Lived Climate Forcers (SLCF)
Current state: Call for authors and review editors launched. Outline and timeplan approved with finalisation foreseen in 2027.
Swiss experts involved in the Scoping Meeting: Claudia Mohr (Paul Scherrer Institute PSI)
Special Report on Climate Change and Cities (SR Cities)
Current state: Call for authors and review editors launched. Outline and timeplan approved with finalisation foreseen in 2027.
Swiss experts involved in the Scoping Meeting: Yongling Zhao (ETH Zurich), Géraldine Pflieger (University of Geneva)
Contatto
Dr. Urs Neu
SCNAT
ProClim − Forum per il clima e i cambiamenti globali (ProClim)
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