The projected ranges for near- and mid-term global average warming levels are estimated to result in increasing key risks and reasons for concern . Chapter 16 developed aggregate 'Representative Key Risks'  as indicators for subsets of approximately 100 sectoral and regional key risks indicators. The RKRs include risks to coastal socio-ecological systems, terrestrial and ocean ecosystems, critical physical infrastructure, networks and services, living standards and equity, human health, food security, water security, and peace and migration. The majority of these risks are directly linked to sustainable development priorities and the SDGs . Therefore, climate risks represent a potential additional challenge to pursuing sustainable development priorities, but also potential opportunities due to geographic variation in climate impacts. In addition, positive synergies have been found between sustainable development and adaptation, but trade-offs are also possible .
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Climate Change 2022: Impacts, Adaptation and Vulnerability
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