First progress report by the IPCC

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The IPCC's First Assessment Report was completed in August 1990. He served as the basis for the Framework Convention on Climate of the United Nations (United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change, UNFCCC). The IPCC reports, which are published every five to six years, are considered to be the “consensus position within climatological experts” with regard to the impact of humans on the earth's climate.

Sections

The report was prepared and published in three sections corresponding to the three scientific working groups of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change .

  • Working Group I: Scientific Assessment of Climate Change, June 1990, by John Houghton , GJ Jenkins, and JJ Ephraums
  • Working Group II: Impacts Assessment of Climate Change, July 1990, by WJ McG. Tegart, GW Sheldon, and DC Griffiths
  • Working Group III The IPCC Response Strategies, October 1990,

The summarizing synthesis appeared in March 1990 .

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Overview. IPCC, accessed on October 24, 2019 (overview chapter on the IPCC 1990 First Assessment Report). (PDF; 1.4 MB)
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Status reports and special reports of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change


Status reports:

First IPCC Assessment Report  (FAR, 1990) | Second IPCC Assessment Report  (SAR, 1995) | Third IPCC Assessment Report  (TAR, 2001) | Fourth IPCC Assessment Report  (AR4, 2007) | Fifth assessment report of the IPCC  (AR5, 2013) | Sixth Assessment Report of the IPCC  (AR6, 2021)

Special reports :

Special report on emission  scenarios (SRES, 2000) | Special report on the capture and storage of CO 2  (SRCCS, 2005) | Special Report on Renewable Energy Sources and Climate Change  Mitigation (SRREN, 2011) | Special Report Extreme Event and Disaster Risk Management to Promote Adaptation to Climate Change  (SREX, 2012) | Special report 1.5 ° C global warming  (SR1.5, 2018) | Special Report on Climate Change and Land Systems  (SRCCL, 2019) | Special report on the oceans and the cryosphere in a changing climate  (SROCC, 2019)