In practice, responding to increasing climate risk will need to be context- specific and sufficiently agile to respond to ever-changing realities on the ground. The adaptive pathways approach underline that a sequence of different options responding to climate change over time may be most effective . In addition, impact models generally underestimate or underrepresent climate extremes , limiting the ability of the present analysis to reflect adaptation requirements to extremes, which are likely to push systems to their limits . While currently known structural adaptation responses can reduce some of the projected risks across sectors and regions, residual impacts remain at all levels of warming, and effectiveness decreases at higher levels of warming. Adaptation generally performs more effectively at 1.5℃, though residual damages are projected at this warming level across sectors and regions . A range of options also shows the potential for further increasing negative effects  across sectors, regions and warming levels, further underlining the need for contextualised approaches.
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Climate Change 2022: Impacts, Adaptation and Vulnerability
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