The IPCC Special Report on a 1.5℃ warming world shows with high confidence that for the Arctic systems, if average temperature increase exceeds 1.5°C by the end of the century limits to adaptation and residual impacts will be exceeded, compromising people's livelihoods . The loss and degradation of the Amazon forest with global warming temperatures beyond 1.5ºC is another clear example of irreversible loss, with significant impact to people's livelihoods today and in the future . Moreover, the L&D from climate change impacts are also felt heavily by women, children and elderly given the intersectionality with socioeconomic and gender inequalities . For instance, gender and wealth inequality offers challenges to scale up the Maasai pastoralist community autonomous adaptive
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