IPCC
5th Assessment Report Second Order Drafts (SODS)
IPCC_5AR_SODs.rar as an rar-compressed file.
IPCC
5th Assessment Report First Order Drafts (FODS)
IPCC
5th Assessment Report Zero Order Drafts (ZODS)
A zipped file (71 MB) of all the documents can be downloaded
here, and is also hosted at Wikispooks
.
An RAR-compressed file (77 MB) is here.
It is also hosted at Cryptome.
Ch1
Ch2: Observations: Atmosphere and Surface
Ch3:
Observations: Ocean
Ch4:
Observations: Cryosphere
Ch5:
Information from the Paleoclimate Archives
Ch6
Ch7
Ch8:
Anthropogenic and Natural Radiative Forcing
Ch9:
Evaluation of Climate Models
Ch10: Detection and Attribution of Climate
Change: from Global to Regional
Ch1
Ch2
Ch3:
Freshwater Resources
Ch4:
Terrestial and Inland Water Systems
Ch5:
Coastal Systems and Low-Lying Areas
Ch6:
Ocean Systems
Ch7:
Food Security and Food Production Systems
Ch8:
Urban Areas
Ch9:
Rural Areas
Ch10:
Key Economic Sectors and Services
Ch11:
Human Health
Ch12:
Human Security
Ch13:
Livehoods and Poverty
Ch14:
Adaption Needs and Options
Ch15:
Adaptation Planning and Implementation
Ch16:
Adaptation Opportunties, Constraints, and Limits
Ch17:
Economics of Adaptation
Ch18:
Detection and Attribution of Observed Impacts
Ch19:
Emergent Risks and Key Vulnerabilities
Ch20:
Climate-Resilient Pathways: Adaptation, Mitigation, and Sustainable
Development
Ch21:
Regional Context
Ch22:
Africa
Ch23:
Europe
Ch24:
Asia
Ch25:
Australasia
Ch26:
North America
Ch27:
Central and South America
Ch28:
Polar Regions
Ch29:
Small Islands
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IPCC's December 14, 2012 statement after the leaking of the SODs
.
The IPCC's "Principles
Governing IPCC Work" says,
"2. The role of
the IPCC is to assess on a comprehensive, objective, open and transparent
basis
the scientific, technical and socio-economic information relevant to
understanding the scientific basis of risk of human-induced climate
change, its potential impacts and options for adaptation and
mitigation."