2007	Coordinating Lead Author «Climate Change 2007» - Fourth Assessment Report (AR4) (Fischlin et al., 2007 - pdf)   SPM (Summary for Policy Makers) - pdf IPCC Press Conference, Europe and the Alps, Geneva, Switzerland, 11th. Apr. 07   TS (Technical Summary) - pdf   Chapter 4 "Ecosystems, their Properties, Goods, and Services" - pdf «Presentation (webcast) of the report of the IPCC Working Group II: Sectoral impacts - ecosystems» Follow these steps to view the presentation: Click tab "Agenda" and scroll down to title "Sectoral impacts - ecosystems" Click on title "Sectoral impacts - ecosystems" Click on tab "Charts" (if necessary) Following above steps should allow you to view the full webcast from the presentation given by Andreas Fischlin at UNFCCC 26th sessions of Subsidiary Bodies (SBs) on May 12th 2007. These steps should ensure functioning automatic synchronisation between speech and presentation slides. Note the latter may not work in all browsers, notably not in Safari; Firefox has been found to work fine on major platforms. - pdf of slides available   German translations of SPMs  ;  ETH-Life article   Report summarizing Climate Symposium at ETH Zurich with Swiss Federal Councillor Doris Leuthard (webcast - German  ;  ETH-Life article - English)   "How Would Climate Change Influence Society in the 21st Century?" (MIT World Video) Panel at MIT, January 29, 2008 during the annual conference 2008 of the Alliance of Global Sustainability (AGS) (AGS is formed by ETH Zurich, MIT, University of Tokyo, Chalmers University of Technology)   Nobel Peace Prize 2007   (ETH-Life article  ;  Interview with Swiss National Radio - German)
2003	Lead Author IPCC «Good Practice Guidance in Land Use, Land-Use Change and Forestry 2003» (GPG IPCC LULUCF) (Schlamadinger et al., 2003)
2001	Review Editor «Climate Change 2001» - Third Assessment Report of IPCC (TAR) (Gitay et al., 2001)
1996	Convening Lead Author «Climate Change 1995» - Second Assessment Report of IPCC (SAR) (Kirschbaum & Fischlin, 1996)

 

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