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Microbial Oceanography: Genomes to Biomes - ( Course ) 06/08/2009 - 00/00/0000 , The University of Hawaii
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Cargese International School - ( Course ) 14/09/2009 - 26/09/2009 , Cargese, Corsica (France)
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Climatic Change and Impacts on Natural and Protected Areas - ( Course ) 07/09/2009 - 11/09/2009 , L'Aquila, ITALY
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Gerald Gansen, after being EGU President for nearly two years now and his term being finished in April of this year, on these last two years of EGU... 
Since the Alps receive disproportionally higher amounts of precipitation than the surrounding lowlands, they also produce a disproportionally high mountain runoff relative to average lowland runoff. That is why they are considered as Europe’s water towers, storing water in the form of lakes, wetlands, rivers, snow, permafrost and glaciers. A good governance of water is crucial, taking into account all important factors. But it is not only global warming that is effecting water availability, it is also water abstraction, both for hydroelectricity, agriculture and transformation of water into snow and snow into water. The long term aim of Alp-Water-Scarce is to reinforce authorities & stakeholders to develop integrated & sustainable water management and to suggest socio-economic adaptation & mitigation strategies against water scarcity.... 
During the PACHIDERME (PAcifique-CHIli-Dynamique des Eaux intermediaries) cruise, messages were send in the form of cruise logs to about 150 schools all over the world
every 2-3 days, describing different aspects of the science and life on board. This Deep Sea Coring Cruise of the Marion Dufresne off the coast of Chile, February 2007, sponsored by the IMAGES Program, was connected to the Teachers-at-Sea program. A number of the participating teachers was supported by EGU as part of EGUs Education Committee activities. A short description of the cruise and the daily cruise logs are relayed here.... 
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| EARTH FROM SPACE Floating Sargassum seaweed |
| Workshop on Best Practices for Ocean Acidification Workshop focused on the need for standardised protocols and reporting of data, which is crucial for meaningful comparisons and collaboration within the field of ocean acidification. |
| Complex Systems: Water and Life Gravimetry research from the GRACE satellites, to derive the amount of ground water stored in each catchment, was presented at the Complex Systems: Water and Life Frontiers of Science conference, organized by ESF and COST, 29-31 October, Taormina, Sicily. |
| OBITUARY Prof. John Thornes |
| One Leibniz prize goes to a geoscientist and EGU member, Prof. Dr. Antje Boetius, microbial ecology, Max Planck Institute for Marine Microbiology |
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| EGU Position Statement on Ocean Acidification The stetement is EGU\'s response to the serious concerns across the scientific and resource management communities about the possible but largely unknown ecological and economical impacts of ocean acidification |
| General Assembly 2009 Vienna, Austria, 19 – 24 April 2009 |
| Two editors of Climate of the Past funded by ERC Hubertus Fischer and André Berger |
| Annales Geophysicae becomes open access starting 1 January 2009 |
| Election of EGU Treasurer and Division Presidents 2008/2009 results |
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| CP Special Issue: Publications by EGU Medalists three papers by EGU medalists |
| Surface-based Arctic amplification of air temperatures may be emerging |
| Image-model coupling: a simple information theoretic perspective for image sequences A technique of coupling model output to images, may be used to help understand underlying physical processes, and better understand the limitations of models. |
| What would have happened to the ozone layer if chlorofluorocarbons (CFCs) had not been regulated? 17% of the globally-averaged column ozone is destroyed by 2020, 67% is destroyed by 2065 in comparison to 1980, and large ozone depletions in the polar region become year-round rather than just seasonal, according to model results |
| HESS Opinions “The art of hydrology” an invited contribution by H. H. G. Savenije, EGU Henry Darcy Medal award 2008. |
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