cc: Greg Kaser , "Elizabeth Dodsworth - Global Director, KM" , Rachel Nalumoso , "Goodess Clare Dr (ENV)" date: Mon Oct 26 14:20:13 2009 from: Phil Jones subject: RE: Annual review to: "Adger Neil Prof (ENV)" , "Newell Peter Prof (DEV)" , Phil Abrahams , "Martin Adrian Dr (DEV)" , "Few Roger Dr (ODG)" , "Brown Katrina Prof (DEV)" , "kevin.anderson@manchester.ac.uk" , "Trott Katharine Ms (ODG)" Dear All, Here is some text on Climate Science. There is some introduction to the acronyms as well as the long history of CRU involvement. Some of this won't be necessary, but Clare and I found oursleves writing foir At the end there is a page on what needs to be done for the provision of climate scenarios/services in the light of expected advances over the next few years. Cheers Phil At 11:59 26/10/2009, Adger Neil Prof (ENV) wrote: Pete Herewith one page on adaptation. Roger may well wish to amend, as we havent had a chance to chat yet. Gets the ball rolling. Neil ___________________________________________________________________________________ From: Newell Peter Prof (DEV) Sent: 26 October 2009 11:46 To: Jones Philip Prof (ENV); Phil Abrahams; Adger Neil Prof (ENV); Martin Adrian Dr (DEV); Few Roger Dr (ODG); Brown Katrina Prof (DEV); kevin.anderson@manchester.ac.uk; Trott Katharine Ms (ODG) Cc: Greg Kaser; Elizabeth Dodsworth - Global Director, KM; Rachel Nalumoso; Goodess Clare Dr (ENV) Subject: RE: Annual review Dear All Please find attached some draft text on research themes 3 & 4 (international policy and low carbon development). Neil/Roger- can you draft something similar on adaptation? Phil- can you draft something similar on climate science? Kevin- if you have anything to add on the low carbon development, let me know. Since I will have irregular access to e-mail over the next week please send your contributions to Katherine and Adrian at a minimum to ensure they can pull together all the UEA inputs. Thanks and best wishes Peter Professor Peter Newell School of International Development University of East Anglia Norwich NR4 7TJ UK Tel: +44(0)1603 593724 Fax: +44(0)1603 591170 E-Mail: [1]P.Newell@uea.ac.uk Web page: [2]www.uea.ac.uk/dev/Newell ESRC Climate Change Leadership Fellow [3]www.clean-development.com Find out more about our Msc in Climate Change and International Development [4]http://www.uea.ac.uk/dev/MScCCID ___________________________________________________________________________________ From: Phil Jones [p.jones@uea.ac.uk] Sent: Monday, October 26, 2009 10:56 AM To: Newell Peter Prof (DEV); Phil Abrahams; Adger Neil Prof (ENV); Martin Adrian Dr (DEV); Few Roger Dr (ODG); Brown Katrina Prof (DEV); kevin.anderson@manchester.ac.uk; Trott Katharine Ms (ODG) Cc: Greg Kaser; Elizabeth Dodsworth - Global Director, KM; Rachel Nalumoso; Goodess Clare Dr (ENV) Subject: RE: Annual review Peter et al, Below I've given you a list of possible climate scientists to sit on the advisory board. With the UK ones, it is a bit of a guess who might be involved in other bids. I've omitted anyone at the Met Office Hadley Centre and also at the Grantham Institute at Imperial. Before this list, Peter asked if I could think of a figurehead for the Chair of this Board? I emailed my ex-colleague Jean Palutikof. Here is what she said. Hi Phil Hmmm...how about Bob Watson, since he's on the doorstep. Apart from him, I'd mention Saleemul Huq. Works for IIED, but about to return to head an institute in Bangladesh (butI'm sure he'll keep strong links in UK). Definitely a DfID darling. Depends just how much of a figurehead you want them to be. If totally, then maybe Joe Alcamo, now UNEP Chief Scientist, based in Nairobi. Very good - was a water systems modeller at U. Kassel. He's American - maybe has a German wife? Or Diana Liverman? On leave from Oxford to head the US NAS panel on adaptation. All the best Jean Now for the Climate Scientists Dr. Karl Taylor (PCMDI, LLNL, Livermore, Ca, USA) - Karl is at the Program for Climate Model Diagnosis and Intercomparison, where all the climate model simulations for the future under something called CMIP5 will be housed. Dr Susan Solomon, NOAA, Boulder, Co, USA - Susan led the WG1 report for AR4 of IPCC (2007) Prof Dr Thomas Stocker, University of Bern, Switzerland - Thomas is leading WG1 for AR5 of IPCC (2013) Prof Bruce Hewitson, University of Cape Town, South Africa Dr Jens Christenson, Danish Met Institute, Copenhagen, Denmark - Bruce and Jens led the Regional Modelling Chapter in AR4 Dr Linda Mearns, NCAR, Boulder, Co, USA Dr Tim Carter, Finnish Environment Centre, SYKE, Helsinki, Finland - Linda and Tim are well known climate impact scientists Prof Chris Kilsby, University of Newcastle, UK - works on impacts, especially in the water sector, so floods, droughts and water resources. Done consultancy work in the West Bank Prof Rob Wilby, University of Loughborough, UK - similar to Chris and has done consultancy work in Morocco and Yemen. Cheers Phil At 15:52 25/10/2009, Newell Peter Prof (DEV) wrote: Dear Phil (Abrahams) I am copying this message to Prof. Phil Jones from the Climate Research Unit at UEA who will drafting some text on the climate science element of our research programme. He was on your original list of people that might serve as members of the editorial board for the annual reviews. Phil (Jones) - see below. Could you send on some suggestions of climate scientists to serve on the board? Thanks and best wishes Peter Professor Peter Newell School of International Development University of East Anglia Norwich NR4 7TJ UK Tel: +44(0)1603 593724 Fax: +44(0)1603 591170 E-Mail: [5]P.Newell@uea.ac.uk Web page: [6]www.uea.ac.uk/dev/Newell ESRC Climate Change Leadership Fellow [7]www.clean-development.com Find out more about our Msc in Climate Change and International Development [8]http://www.uea.ac.uk/dev/MScCCID ___________________________________________________________________________________ From: Phil Abrahams [P.Abrahams@cabi.org] Sent: Friday, October 23, 2009 2:51 PM To: Newell Peter Prof (DEV); Adger Neil Prof (ENV); Martin Adrian Dr (DEV); Few Roger Dr (ODG); Brown Katrina Prof (DEV); kevin.anderson@manchester.ac.uk; Trott Katharine Ms (ODG) Cc: Greg Kaser; Elizabeth Dodsworth - Global Director, KM; Rachel Nalumoso Subject: {Spam?} RE: Annual review Thank you all for these comments. As you see, I have incorporated them into a document which Elizabeth will work on next week (when Im absent on vacation) as part of the CABI contribution which is to say the version you see here probably will not be the version you see sent from her next week (not least because of its length). However, I am still missing names on the science: Kevin. My apologies if youve sent these already but could you please forward any proposed names to Elizabeth Dodsworth? Best wishes Phil Phil Abrahams Market Development Director CABI Head Office Nosworthy Way Wallingford Oxfordshire OX10 8DE United Kingdom Telephone: +44 (0) 1491 829374 Mobile: +44 (0) 7833 464342 Fax: +44 (0) 1491 829178 Skype: p.abrahams Email: p.abrahams@cabi.org Visit us at [9]www.cabi.org CABI improves people's lives worldwide by providing information and applying scientific expertise to solve problems in agriculture and the environment ___________________________________________________________________________________ From: Newell Peter Prof (DEV) [ [10]mailto:P.Newell@uea.ac.uk] Sent: 20 October 2009 12:39 To: Adger Neil Prof (ENV); Phil Abrahams; Martin Adrian Dr (DEV); Few Roger Dr (ODG); Brown Katrina Prof (DEV); kevin.anderson@manchester.ac.uk; Trott Katharine Ms (ODG) Cc: Greg Kaser; Elizabeth Dodsworth - Global Director, KM Subject: RE: Annual review Thanks Neil. On international policy I would suggest: Prof. Matthew Paterson (U. Ottawa) Prof. Michael Grubb (U. Cambridge) Farhana Yamin (IDS, U. Sussex) Prof. Frank Bierman (Free University, Amsterdam) Dr. Fari Zelli (GTZ, Germany) Prof. Timmons Roberts (Brown U, US) Dr. MJ Mace (FIELD) Prof. Ann Florini (Nat U. Singapore) Dr. Benito Muller (OIES, U. Oxford) On low-carbon development: Dr. Jim Watson (SPRU, U. Sussex) Dr. Adrian Smith (SPRU, U. Sussex) Dr. Jim Skea (UK CC Committee) Dr. Axek Michaelowa (U Zurich) Dr. Xiaojie Xu, Head, International Energy Program, Institute of World Economics and Politics, China Academy of Social Sciences Dr. Kirsty Hamilton, Renewable Energy Finance project, Chatham House Dr. Tim Forsyth, (LSE) Dr. Ian Rowlands (U Waterloo, Canada) Dr. Karen Olsen (UNEP Risoe) Prof. Michael Wara (Stanford U) Professor Peter Newell School of International Development University of East Anglia Norwich NR4 7TJ Tel: (01603) 593724 Fax: (01603) 451999 E-mail: P.Newell@uea.ac.uk [11]http://www.uea.ac.uk/dev/Newell ___________________________________________________________________________________ From: Adger Neil Prof (ENV) Sent: Monday, October 19, 2009 11:58 AM To: Newell Peter Prof (DEV); Phil Abrahams; Martin Adrian Dr (DEV); Few Roger Dr (ODG); Brown Katrina Prof (DEV); kevin.anderson@manchester.ac.uk Cc: Greg Kaser; Elizabeth Dodsworth - Global Director, KM Subject: RE: Annual review Peter Thanks. In terms of names who would be appropriate on adaptation etc (I think a few UEA names would be good to include): Barry Smit University Guelph Sam Fankhauser (LSE and UK Climate Change Committee) Richard Klein (SEI) Ian Burton (Environment Canada) Ian Noble World Bank Neil Leary (Dickinson College and former START and AIACC project) Coleen Vogel (Univ Wits) Tony Nyong (African Development Bank) Victor Cruz (University Philippines) Bruce Capmbell Climate Change Challenge CGIAR etc maybe in another category Daniel Murdiyarso CIFOR Indonesia Tao Wang now with WWF China Hope these help stuimulate thoughts Neil ___________________________________________________________________________________ From: Newell Peter Prof (DEV) Sent: 17 October 2009 16:55 To: Phil Abrahams; Martin Adrian Dr (DEV); Adger Neil Prof (ENV); Few Roger Dr (ODG); Brown Katrina Prof (DEV); kevin.anderson@manchester.ac.uk Cc: Greg Kaser; Elizabeth Dodsworth - Global Director, KM Subject: RE: Annual review Dear Phil Thanks for this. I am copying to other colleagues at UEA that are part of the bid to suggest names to you (which I will also do of course). One way would be to aim for a mix of specialists across each of the themes that the 'Climate Exchange' (CCDKN) will focus on (i) climate science (of particular importance for developing countries) (ii) low carbon development (iii) adaptation and (iv) international policy for development. As I mentioned at the meeting in London, one way of ensuring synergy across the research and this annual review will be to summarise latest research in these areas, rather than duplicate what the IPCC and other do. Assuming you agree with this, can I invite colleagues to submit a few names under these headings? Kevin on the science, Neil and Kate on adaptation. I'll send some on low carbon development and international policy. Best wishes Peter Professor Peter Newell School of International Development University of East Anglia Norwich NR4 7TJ UK Tel: +44(0)1603 593724 Fax: +44(0)1603 591170 E-Mail: [12]P.Newell@uea.ac.uk Web page: [13]www.uea.ac.uk/dev/Newell ESRC Climate Change Leadership Fellow [14]www.clean-development.com Find out more about our Msc in Climate Change and International Development [15]http://www.uea.ac.uk/dev/MScCCID ___________________________________________________________________________________ From: Phil Abrahams [P.Abrahams@cabi.org] Sent: Friday, October 16, 2009 12:19 PM To: Newell Peter Prof (DEV) Cc: Greg Kaser; Elizabeth Dodsworth - Global Director, KM Subject: Annual review Peter Im tasked with considering how we manage the outputs of the Annual Review and will be recommending that a small external Editorial Board is responsible for QA and identification of authors to be commissioned to write reviews of key papers/findings etc. The EB will have to be a mix of eminent research, social and policy experts and can of course, at least in part, be drawn from some of the consortium (especially UEA) staff. Meanwhile, Ive been Googling for resources that rank scientists in terms of their climate science citations and/or absolute outputs as potential candidates to approach for an EB. The site Ive come across at [16]UToronto may not be valid, so are there sites doing this you can also recommend? Are the names below, from the UToronto list known to you and worth approaching as a lined-up EB member? Ive taken an arbitrary selection of names from key institutes (excluding the rival Hadley Centre) and included names lower down the rankings who could be put forward as representing some Southern science) Ranking: 1 Jean Jouzel, CNRS France Ice core data 2 Kevin Trenberth, NCAR, US Decadal variance 3 Joseph Berry, Carnegie, US Plant physiology 5 James Hurrell, NCAR, US NAO 8 Philip Jones, UEA Surface temperature trends 22 Martin Heimann, MPI Germany Carbon cycle 35 Robert Dickinson, GIT, US Biogeochem Cycles 41 Navin Ramankutty*, McGill, Can Biosphere modelling (*India) 57 Filippo Giorgi, Abdul Salam, Italy Regional modelling 63 Mario Molina*, Scripps US Ozone loss (*Nobel winner, Mexico) 77 Andre Berger, Louvain, Bel Orbital forcings 79 Venkatachalam Ramaswany, NOAA US All the best Phil Phil Abrahams Market Development Director CABI Head Office Nosworthy Way Wallingford Oxfordshire OX10 8DE United Kingdom Telephone: +44 (0) 1491 829374 Mobile: +44 (0) 7833 464342 Fax: +44 (0) 1491 829178 Skype: p.abrahams Email: p.abrahams@cabi.org Visit us at [17]www.cabi.org CABI improves people's lives worldwide by providing information and applying scientific expertise to solve problems in agriculture and the environment P Think Green - don't print this email unless you really need to ************************************************************************ The information contained in this e-mail and any files transmitted with it is confidential and is for the exclusive use of the intended recipient. 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