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Low cloud cover, Northern Norway. Credit: Image distributed by EGU via www.imaggeo.net.

Assessment of air pollution in different world regions
by Frank Dentener and Eimear Kelleher, European Commission, JRC, IES

JRC is organizing model studies and performing measurements of air pollution that gives robust knowledge to assess future trends under various policy options. Through these studies, Europe gets valuable estimates of the intercontinental transport of air pollution on European air quality.... click for more...

 
Open Access – A Never Ending Story?
on the history and future of Open Access Publishing, by Arne K. Richter

  The message of the lecture presented here is that the open access mission, born as one of the answers to the steady increase in the subscription fees by, on average, 250% from 1983 – 2003, is a trilogy involving the different wishes and prospects of the subscribers, the authors and the publishers. So far, we are discussing open access mainly from the point of view of the readers and researchers (subscribers), trying to make academic work barrier-free available on the web; however, causing, at the same time, an even greater injustice: article charges at very high prices of several thousands of Euros per article to be paid by the author. As largest open access publisher in the geosciences we at the European Geosciences Union have identified this problem already some years ago and have started the Online Automated Publication Initiative making rigorously advantage of the internet, the web and the software that can be downloaded free of charge with regard to upload and registration of manuscripts, open peer review and public discussion, editing and formatting, distribution and archiving worldwide. First examples of page-charge-free publications are the comments published open access in our discussion journals completely in journal style. Only if reading is free and article charges are sustainable and well below a thousand Euros we can celebrate the open access mission as a success.... click for more...

 
Climate change: from the geologic past to the uncertain future
A tribute to André Berger

Four-day symposium in honour of EGU Honorary President André Berger`s retirement... click for more...

 
Brief Report on the 2nd EGU Alexander von Humboldt Conference
The role of Geophysics in Natural Disaster Prevention

  Besides scientific methodology, the conference aimed at discussing also the "dilemma" of scientists against the expectations of decision makers: While scientists, in most cases, evaluate natural hazards in probabilistic terms, decision makers expect to get precise forecasts.... click for more...

 
Brief Session Report
Topics in modern geophysical fluid dynamics

Modern geophysical fluid dynamics includes numerical as well as laboratory experiments and also all the mathematical aspects of flows. In general, the word geophysical is used in a broad sense... click for more...

 

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Phoenix Spacecraft Lands At Martian Arctic Site

Phoenix is designed to study the history of water and habitability potential in Martian ice-rich soil. click for more...

 
New international data centre for lakes to improve water management

Agreement signed between the World Meteorological Organization (WMO) and the Federal Service of Russia for Hydrometeorology and Environmental Monitoring (ROSHYDROMET). click for more...

 
ESA to consult the science community on Earth Explorer selection

The meeting follows the selection of six missions to undergo assessment studies click for more...

 
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EGU Awards

During the last General Assembly of the EGU 33 outstanding geoscientists received a medal or award in honour of their contribution to the Earth and Planetery Sciences click for more...

 
Young Scientist Outstanding Poster Paper of the Atmospheric Science Devision

a paper by Peter Hjort Lauritzen poster title :A Stability Analysis of Finite-Volume Advection Schemes Permitting Long Time Steps click for more...

 
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Food consumption patterns and their effect on water requirement in China

the effect of the food consumption patterns on China`s water resources is substantial both in the recent past and in the near future click for more...

 
Effect of UV radiation and temperature on the emission of methane from plants

several structural plant components, emit significant amounts of methane upon irradiation with UV light and/or heating click for more...

 
Detection of regional scale sea-to-air oxygen emission related to spring bloom

high values of atmospheric potential oxygen, which last for several hours or several days could be attributed to the oxygen emission associated with the spring bloom of active primary production click for more...

 
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