TS.C.1.1 Near-term warming will continue to cause plants and animals to alter their timing of seasonal events  and to move their geographic ranges . Risks escalate with additional near-term warming in all regions and domains . Without urgent and deep emissions reductions, some species and ecosystems, especially those in polar and already-warm areas, will face temperatures beyond their historical experience in coming decades . Unique and threatened ecosystems are expected to be at high risk in the very near term at 1.2°℃ global warming levels  due to mass tree mortality, coral reef bleaching, large declines in sea-ice-dependent species and mass mortality events from heatwaves. Even for less vulnerable species and systems, projected climate change risks surpass hard limits to natural adaptation, increasing species at high risk of population declines  and loss of critical habitats  and compromising ecosystem structure, functioning and resilience . At a global warming of 2ºC with associated changes in precipitation global land area burned by wildfire is projected to increase by 35% .  
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Climate Change 2022: Impacts, Adaptation and Vulnerability
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