About 80 percent of threatened birds, 75 percent of threatened amphibians, and 19 percent of threatened corals are considered «susceptible» to
climate change in the future owing to their specialized habitat needs, physiological limitations, or other factors.
Not exact matches
Flood exposure is increasing
in coastal cities
owing to growing populations and assets, the
changing climate, and subsidence Here we provide a quantification of present and
future flood losses
in the 136 largest coastal cities.
Without adaptation measures (e.g. extending basic public health services),
climate change will exacerbate
future health risks,
owing to population growth rates and existing vulnerabilities
in health, water, sanitation and waste collection systems, nutrition, pollution, and food production
in poor regions (medium confidence).