Narratives play an important role in communicating climate risks and motivating solutions. A narrative describes a chronological chain of events, often with a premise and conclusions. In the AR6, as in previous IPCC assessments, climate change scenarios and related narratives  are central in the analysis, synthesis and communication of climate change impacts and of adaptation and mitigation responses. AR6 employs narratives to describe the assumptions, evolution and driving forces for the representative concentration pathways  and shared socioeconomic pathways  and links these to global warming levels  as a complement to RCPs and SSPs for framing impacts . Narratives can also be enablers of transformation by communicating societal goals and the actions needed to achieve them 
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