TS.B.1 Climate change has altered marine, terrestrial and freshwater ecosystems all around the world . Effects were experienced earlier and are more widespread with more far-reaching consequences than anticipated . Biological responses, including changes in physiology, growth, abundance, geographic placement and shifting seasonal timing, are often not sufficient to cope with recent climate change . Climate change has caused local species losses, increases in disease  and mass mortality events of plants and animals , resulting in the first climate-driven extinctions , ecosystem restructuring, increases in areas burned by wildfire  and declines in key ecosystem services . Climatedriven impacts on ecosystems have caused measurable economic and livelihood losses and altered cultural practices and recreational activities around the world .  
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Climate Change 2022: Impacts, Adaptation and Vulnerability
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