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Eduardo Piovano -- CIGES, Argentina "Hydroclimate variability in southern South America since the Last Glacial Maximum"

Plenary Discussion: Future Directions for Paleoscience and PAGES Chair: Bette Otto-Bliesner - NCAR, USA

Mark Siddall -- University of Bristol, UK "Scaling future sea-level change: Lessons from the termination"

Ayako Abe-Ouchi -- University of Tokyo, Japan "Sea level change at glacial terminations and implications for future projections"

David Pollard -- Pennsylvania State University, USA "Modeling Cenozoic variations of the Antarctic Ice Sheet"

Ian Joughin --University of Washington, USA "Observations of ice sheet change"

Amaelle Landais -- LSCE, CNRS-CEA, France "Millennial-scale climate variations during Marine Isotope Stage 5, as recorded in polar ice cores"

Matthias Prange -- University of Bremen, Germany "Modeling approaches to centennial- to millennial-scale Holocene climate variability in the North Atlantic region"

Heinz Wanner -- University of Bern, Switzerland "Holocene climate change--facts and mysteries"

Edward Cook -- LDEO, Columbia University, USA "Reconstructing climate over the past millennium: The need for replication, calibration and verification from a tree ring perspective"

Marie-José Gaillard

Todd Sowers -- Pennsylvania State University, USA "Climate/CH4 interactions on 10-10,000-year timescales"

Barbel Honisch - LDEO, Columbia University, USA "Boron isotope perspective on the CO2 history beyond ice cores"

Eric Galbraith -- McGill University, Canada "Replumbing the biological pump in global climate models"

Fortunat Joos

Joseph Stoner -- Oregon State University, USA "Magnetic stratigraphy: Regional and global opportunities for synchronizing paleoclimate records"

Luc Beaufort -- CEREGE, CNRS-Aix-Marseille Universit

Yongjin Wang -- Nanjing Normal University, China "Links between the East Asian monsoon and bi-polar climates during the last glacial period"

Hot Topic #2: James Zachos -- University of California, Santa Cruz, USA "Carbon emissions and ocean acidification: A lesson from the past"

Hot Topic #4: Richard Alley -- Pennsylvania State University, USA - "How Abruptly Can Sea Level Rise?"

Hot Topic #2: - Ros Rickaby -- University of Oxford, UK "Perturbing phytoplankton: Calcifiers in a changing world"

Public Lecture: James Hansen -- NASA Goddard Institute for Space Studies, USA "Global warming time bomb: The path from science to action"

David Montgomery -- University of Washington, USA "Dirt: The erosion of civilizations"

Thorsten Kiefer -- PAGES Executive Director

Larry Peterson -- University of Miami, USA "Whither the water? Global patterns of hydrologic change during abrupt climate excursions of the late Quaternary"