African biodiversity loss is projected to be widespread and escalating with every 0.5℃ increase above present-day global warming . Above 1.5ºC, half of assessed species are projected to lose over 30% of their population or area of suitable habitat. At 2°C, 36% of freshwater fish species are vulnerable to local extinction, 7-18% of terrestrial species assessed are at risk of extinction, and over 90% of east African coral reefs are projected to be destroyed by bleaching. Above 2ºC, risk of sudden and severe biodiversity losses becomes widespread in west, central and east Africa. Climate change is also projected to change patterns of invasive species spread. 
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Climate Change 2022: Impacts, Adaptation and Vulnerability
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