Elin Lerum Boasson, Steffen Kallbekken, Marianne Tronstad Lund, Glen Peters, Benjamin Sanderson and Jana Sillmann.
Six CICERO researchers contributing to the next IPCC reports
The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change has completed its selection of authors to their seventh assessment report. CICERO will contribute with six authors and one review editor to the world’s most comprehensive and widely used climate assessment.
CICERO has a long tradition of supplying the IPCC with authors. Over the years, more than 20 scientists and researchers have had leading roles in producing the world’s most comprehensive and widely used climate assessment.
In the seventh assessment report, CICERO contributes with one coordinating lead author, three lead authors and one review editor. This ranks CICERO among the top ten institutions in terms of the number of authors. In addition, CICERO is home to one vice-chair in Working Group III.
Carbon Brief: IPCC’s seventh assessment has record-high representation from global south
CICERO's contributors to AR7
Working group I on the Physical Science basis
Benjamin Sanderson, lead author in chapter 5 on Scenarios and projected future global temperatures
Working group II on Adaptation to climate change
Jana Sillmann, review editor in chapter 3 on Current adaptation progress, effectiveness and adequacy
Working group III on the Mitigation of Climate Change
Glen Peters, Coordinating lead author in chapter 2: Past and current anthropogenic emissions and their drivers
Steffen Kallbekken, lead author in chapter 5 on Enablers and barriers
Elin Lerum Boasson, lead author in chapter 6 on Policies and governance and international cooperation
Methodology Report on Short-lived Climate Forcers
Marianne Trondstad Lund is lead author in volume 1
