Understanding Carbon Climate Feedbacks

About the Meeting

Uncertainties in the future trajectory of the Earth System stem largely from a lack of quantitative, mechanistic, and process-level understanding of the natural and human-perturbed carbon exchange processes that regulate the interannual-to-decadal atmospheric CO₂ growth. Despite a great deal of  progress on the characterization of carbon-climate feedbacks across diverse aspects of the terrestrial, oceanic, and anthropogenic carbon cycles, there remain on the integrated roles of forcings and feedbacks in the evolution of atmospheric CO₂.The overarching aim of this conference will be to bring together different pieces of the carbon-climate puzzle and to reach a community consensus on the large-scale efforts required to fundamentally advance carbon-climate feedback research.

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The conveners would like to thank Ball Aerospace for their generous support of the conference.

The conveners would like to thank NSF for their generous support of the conference.

The conveners would like to thank NASA for their generous support of this conference.