Ongoing innovations in technology, finance and policy have enabled more ambitious climate action over the past decade, including significant growth in renewable energy, electrical vehicles and energy efficiency. However, access to, and the benefits of, that innovation have not been evenly distributed among global regions and communities, and continued innovation is needed to facilitate climate action and sustainable development . Policymakers need useful science and information  to make informed decisions about possible risks, and the benefits, costs and trade-offs of available adaptation, mitigation and sustainable development solutions . Moreover, recent literature has emphasised the need for deep technological, as well social, changes to avert the risks of conventional development trajectories .
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Climate Change 2022: Impacts, Adaptation and Vulnerability
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