In the mid- to long-term, displacement will increase with intensification of heavy precipitation and associated flooding, tropical cyclones, drought and, increasingly, sea levell rise . At progressive levels of warming, involuntary migration from regions with high exposure and low adaptive capacity would occur . Compared to other socioeconomic factors the influence of climate on conflict is assessed as relatively weak . Along long-term socioeconomic pathways that reduce non-climatic drivers, risk of violent conflict would decline . At higher global warming levels, impacts of weather and climate extremes, particularly drought, by increasing vulnerability will increasingly affect violent intrastate conflict . 
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Climate Change 2022: Impacts, Adaptation and Vulnerability
IPCC Report