CRITICAL REVIEW DISCUSSION, CRITICAL REVIEW DISCUSSION, 2008년 발간
대분류 | 키워드 | Time Horizon | Quality | Territorial Scope |
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Environmental | Future Climate Change | 없음 | Recommand | Global |
The 2008 A&WMA Critical Review, which was entitled
“Prospects for Future Climate Change and the Reasons for
Early Action,”1 focused on the vital issue of global climate
change. During the presentation of the review on June 25,
2008, in Portland, OR, Dr. Michael C. MacCracken, chief
scientist for climate change programs at the Climate Institute
in Washington, DC, gave an overview of the basic
science and history of the science behind climate change,
and presented a strong case for why urgent and early
action is needed to reduce ongoing changes in global
climate. He summarized the adverse impacts on human
systems and the environment that are occurring and are
projected for the future, and described the extent of emissions
reductions needed to prevent catastrophic impacts.
After MacCracken’s presentation, a panel of four invited
discussants was asked to contribute additional material
relevant to the review. The discussants were told
that this material could either dispute or reinforce and
augment the original review. The discussion presented
here by each panelist is self-contained, and joint authorship
of this article does not imply that a discussant subscribes
to the opinions expressed by others. In addition, a
discussant’s commentary does not necessarily reflect the
position of his or her respective organization.
- INTRODUCTION
- INVITED COMMENTS FROM DR. MARK JACOBSON
- INVITED COMMENTS FROM DR. ALBERTO AYALA
- INVITED COMMENTS FROM DR. CAROL WHITMAN
- INVITED COMMENTS FROM DR. MARK TREXLER
- COMMENTS BY HERBERT MCKEE AND RESPONSE BY DR. MACCRACKEN
- SAMPLING OF QUESTIONS RAISED DURING THE PANEL MEETING AND THE RESPONSES
OF DR. MACCRACKEN
- CONCLUSIONS
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