Assessment of a high level of risk requires a higher level of magnitude, severity and spatial extent of the risks. Events prior to that already had substantial impacts, such as the 2003 European heatwave . Examples of impactful events in the early 2010s  include the 2010 Russian heatwave  and the 2010 Amazon drought . Later impactful events include, among others, the 2013 heatwave in eastern China , the 2017 tropical cyclone Harvey  and the 2018 concurrent North Hemisphere heatwaves in Europe, North America and Asia . Very recent events with severe and unprecedented impacts attributed to anthropogenic climate change indicate that thresholds to high risks may already have been crossed at recent levels of global warming , including the Siberian fires and the 2019 Australian bushfires that were linked to extreme heat and drought conditions  and extreme precipitation linked to increased storm activity in the USA . Severe and unprecedented impacts occurred with current low levels of adaptation . The global-scale risk of wildfire considerably degrading ecosystems and increasing illnesses and death of people has been assessed to transition from undetectable to moderate over the range 0.6-0.9℃ with high confidence .
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Climate Change 2022: Impacts, Adaptation and Vulnerability
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