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Short on time but keen to understand more about what PAGES does?

Participants in the Scoping Meeting should collectively cover the following topics, areas of expertise, climate change perspectives and regional perspectives.
 
Topics covered by the Report:
- Desertification
- Other aspects of land degradation

PAGES welcomes guest scientist Dr Erle Ellis to our office in Bern.

Ellis, on leave for one year from the University of Maryland in Baltimore, USA, is a professor in the Department of Geography and Environmental Systems.

The next deadline for PAGES' meeting support applications is 10 October 2016.

PAGES' working groups (WG) are temporary organizations that target specific aspects of PAGES’ scientific agenda by running activities that result in synthesis products.

Applications, abstract submissions and financial support requests for PAGES 3rd Young Scientists Meeting are all due 1 October 2016.

Around 1830, just decades after the start of the Industrial Revolution, carbon dioxide added in small but increasing amounts started to change the c

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A workshop report from the Global Paleofire working group (GPWG) has recently been published in BAMS.

A recent paper from PAGES' Global Paleofire Working Group, which discusses methodological issues relevant to data–model comparisons and identifies areas for future research, has been published in Biogeosciences