Projections of increasing flood risk associated with global warming of 1.5°C and 2ºC continue to highlight regional disparities, with larger- than-average increases projected in Asia and Africa , including in China, India and Bangladesh . Similarly, nearly 80% of the 8-80 million additional people projected to be at risk of hunger owing to climate change are located in Africa and Asia . Schleussner et al.  analysed hotspots of multi- sectoral risks with 1.5℃ and especially 2℃ warming, and highlighted projected crop yield reductions in West Africa, Southeast Asia, and Central and northern South America; a reduction in water availability in the Mediterranean; and widespread bleaching of tropical coral reefs.
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Climate Change 2022: Impacts, Adaptation and Vulnerability
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