TS.C.11.6 Interconnectedness and globalisation establish pathways for the transmission of climate-related risks across sectors and borders, through trade, finance, food and ecosystems . Flows of commodities and goods, as well as people, finance and innovation, can be driven or disrupted by distant climate change impacts on rural populations, transport networks and commodity speculation . For example, Europe faces dimate risks from outside the area due to global supply chain positioning and shared resources . Climate risks in Europe also impact finance, food production and marine resources beyond Europe .  
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Climate Change 2022: Impacts, Adaptation and Vulnerability
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