Cap warming at 1.5C to limit climate-linked losses - IPCC

28 February 2022

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Future losses from climate change could be reduced if rises in temperature can be kept below 1.5°C, today’s IPCC report says.

Major coastal cities, poorer nations and island nations are most at risk, but cities particularly also offer important opportunities for taking action to limit impacts.

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Cap warming at 1.5C to limit climate-linked losses - IPCC

Future losses from climate change could be reduced if rises in temperature can be kept below 1.5°C, today’s IPCC report says.

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