The IPCC is currently in its Sixth Assessment cycle. During this cycle, the Panel will produce three Special Reports, a Methodology Report on national greenhouse gas inventories and the Sixth Assessment Report (AR6).
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The 43rd Session of the IPCC held in April 2016 agreed that the AR6 Synthesis Report would be finalized in 2022 in time for the first UNFCCC global stocktake when countries will review progress towards their goal of keeping global warming to well below 2°C while pursuing efforts to limit it to 1.5°C. The three Working Group contributions to AR6 will be finalized in April 2021.
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Information Document with background information on the proposed outline, explaining the scoping process and including an explanation of the report structure, the indicative bullets of each chapter and a note of cross-cutting issues that will be part of the WGI assessment (document provided for consideration by the 46th Session of the IPCC) | Download |
WGI Approved outline | Download |
The AR6 WGI approved outline including, in Annex I, recommendations for author teams that emerged during the discussions with delegations at the 46th Session of the IPCC and, in Annex II, a tracked change version of the amendments implemented during the approval. | Download |
AR6 WGI list of author teams | View |
Most common IPCC acronyms | Download |
AR6 WGI Cheat sheet | Download |
Description of the role of CLA, LA, RE and CA, summarising and explaining the information provided in the IPCC Procedures here. | Download |
Guidance Note of the Role of Review Editors | Download |
AR6 WGI Schedule including Lead Author Meeting dates, chapter submission deadlines and review periods | Download |
Code of conduct for meetings and events of the IPCC | Download |
Guidance note on Confidentiality during the preparation of IPCC reports | Download |
Guidance note on communication and interacting with the media as an IPCC author | Download |
Guidance note on the use of literature in the preparation of IPCC reports, including the use of grey literature | Download |
Guidance note for Lead Authors of the IPCC Fifth Assessment Report on Consistent Treatment of Uncertainties | Download |
Annex A to Guidance note for Lead Authors of the IPCC Fifth Assessment Report on Consistent Treatment of Uncertainties | Download |
Good practice Guidance on combining and assessing multi model climate projections | Download |
Good practice guidance paper on detection and attribution | Download |
Media Briefing at WGI Lead Author Meetings | Download |
Meeting Report of the IPCC Expert Meeting on Scenarios, May 2015 | Download |
Report of the IPCC Expert Meeting on Communication, February 2016 | Download |
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Special Report on global warming of 1.5°C (SR1.5) | Download |
Special Report on climate change and oceans and the cryosphere (SROCC) | Download |
Special Report on climate change, desertification, land degradation, sustainable land management, food security, and greenhouse gas fluxes in terrestrial ecosystems (SRCL) | Download |
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Summary for Policy Makers
Technical Summary
Chapter 1: Framing, context, methods Executive Summary
- Synthesis of key findings from AR5 and earlier assessment reports, and connections to AR6 Special Reports
- Framing of the physical science information relevant for mitigation, adaptation, and risk assessment in the context of the Global Stocktake
- Assessment approach
- Observational and reanalysis developments since the AR5
- Model and experimental design developments since the AR5
- Emissions and forcing scenarios
- Treatment and evaluation of uncertainty throughout the report
- Frequently Asked Questions
Chapter 2: Changing state of the climate system Executive Summary
- Multi-millennial context, pre-industrial to present day
- Natural and anthropogenic forcings
- Radiative forcing
- Large-scale indicators of observed change in the atmosphere, ocean, cryosphere, land, and biosphere
- Modes of variability
- Frequently Asked Questions
Chapter 3: Human influence on the climate system Executive Summary
- Overview of model performance and development since the AR5
- Simulated large-scale indicators of change in the atmosphere, ocean, cryosphere, land, and biosphere
- Simulated modes of variability
- Natural variability versus anthropogenically-forced change
- Attribution of large-scale observed changes
- Frequently Asked Questions
Chapter 4: Future global climate: scenario-based projections and near-term information Executive Summary
- Projections of global mean surface temperature and other key global indicators
- Evaluation of multi-model ensemble methods
- Large scale patterns of climate change
- Committed climate response, climate targets, overshoot, irreversibility, abrupt change
- Climate response to greenhouse gas removal scenarios
- Climate response to solar radiation management scenarios
- Interplay between internal variability and response to forcings, including short-lived forcers
- Variability and unexpected changes of global mean surface temperature
- Near-term predictability, sources and capabilities
- Synthesis of climate information in the near-term
- Frequently Asked Questions
Chapter 5: Global carbon and other biogeochemical cycles and feedbacks Executive Summary
- Feedbacks between climate and biogeochemical cycles, including paleoclimate information
- Ocean acidification
- Historical trends and variability of CO2, CH4 and N2O; sources and sinks
- Projections of global biogeochemical cycles from near-term to long-term
- Abrupt change, irreversibility
- Model evaluation, emergent constraints
- Transient climate response to cumulative emissions and remaining carbon budgets for climate targets
- Biogeochemical implications of land and coastal management mitigation options and greenhouse gas removal
- Biogeochemical implications of solar radiation management scenarios
- Frequently Asked Questions
Chapter 6: Short-lived climate forcers Executive Summary
- Key emissions: global overview, natural, anthropogenic, historical and scenarios
- Observed and reconstructed concentrations and radiative forcing
- Direct and indirect-aerosol forcing
- Implications for greenhouse gas lifetimes
- Implications of different socio-economic and emission pathways, including urbanisation, for radiative forcing
- Connections to air quality and atmospheric composition
- Frequently Asked Questions
Chapter 7: The Earth's energy budget, climate feedbacks, and climate sensitivity Executive Summary
- Energy budget and its changes through time
- Radiative forcing: definitions, estimates, and its representation in models
- Climate feedbacks
- Sensitivity of the climate system: methods and uncertainty
- Empirical constraints on the sensitivity of the climate system, including paleoclimate
- Global warming potential, global temperature change potential, and other metrics
- Frequently Asked Questions
Chapter 8: Water cycle changes Executive Summary
- Observations, models, methods and their reliability
- Past, present and projected changes, trends, variability and feedbacks in the physical components of the water cycle
- Circulation, processes and phenomena (e.g. monsoon systems) affecting moisture and precipitation patterns, including extremes
- Cloud-aerosol processes affecting the water cycle
- Changes in seasonality of natural storage and water availability
- Abrupt change
- Confidence in projections
- Frequently Asked Questions
Chapter 9: Ocean, cryosphere, and sea level change Executive Summary
- Past and future changes in ocean circulation and properties (trends, variability and extremes)
- Past and future changes in marine and terrestrial cryosphere
- Evaluation of models and projection methods
- Detection and attribution
- Past global and regional sea level changes
- Projections of global and regional sea level change
- Abrupt change and long-term commitment
- Extreme water levels (tides, surge and ocean waves)
- Frequently Asked Questions
Chapter 10: Linking global to regional climate change Executive Summary
- Regional phenomena, drivers, feedbacks and teleconnections
- Regional scale observations and reanalyses
- Interplay between internal variability and forced change at the regional scale, including attribution
- Evaluation of model improvements, methods, including downscaling and bias adjustment and regional specificities
- Confidence in regional climate information, including quantification of uncertainties
- Scale specific methodologies e.g. urban, mountains, coastal, catchments, small islands
- Approaches to synthesizing information from multiple lines of evidence
- Frequently Asked Questions
Chapter 11: Weather and climate extreme events in a changing climate Executive Summary
- Extreme types, encompassing weather and climate timescales and compound events (including droughts, tropical cyclones)
- Observations for extremes and their limitations, including paleo
- Mechanisms, drivers and feedbacks leading to extremes
- Ability of models to simulate extremes and related processes
- Attribution of changes in extremes and extreme events
- Assessment of projected changes of extremes and potential surprises
- Case studies across timescales
- Frequently Asked Questions
Chapter 12: Climate change information for regional impact and for risk assessment Executive Summary
- Framing: physical climate system and hazards
- Region-specific integration of information, including confidence
- Information (quantitative and qualitative) on changing hazards: present day, near term and long term
- Region-specific methodologies
- Relationship between changing hazards, global mean temperature change, scenarios and emissions
- Frequently Asked Questions
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ANNEXES
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- Options for cross-WG integration including Regional Atlas
- Cross Working Group Glossary
- Technical Annexes
- List of Acronyms
- List of Contributors
- List of Reviewers
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