From Nigeria’s chronic disease burden to crop losses in Togo and Benin, Nile Delta salinity, and contaminated floodwater in South Sudan, climate impacts are making basic systems harder to keep stable
Climate change is reshaping access to safe housing, livelihoods, and mobility across from England to El Salvador — with the greatest burdens falling on those with the fewest resources to adapt.
Unsafe water, drought, and warming forests are disrupting health, housing, food security, schooling, and cultural knowledge across countries from southern Africa and the Middle East to South America
Climate change is disrupting work, farming, schooling, forest restoration, and disaster recovery across South Korea, Japan, Indonesia, Papua New Guinea, Thailand, and the Greater Antilles
Climate change is affecting tourism, wildfire risk, air quality, access to cooling, skin health, and landfill methane emissions across Spain, North Africa, South Asia, and South America
Climate change is affecting banana production, coastal health, cattle welfare, marginalized communities, rangelands, air quality, and child nutrition across South America, Africa, the Middle East
Flooding, fire, heat, warming oceans, and changing wetlands are affecting food security, worker health, disease risks, ecosystems, and cultural landscapes.
Climate pressures are affecting girls’ safety, pilgrimage routes, oyster harvests, herding families, wheat production, public health, tourism, and national budgets across Africa, Asia, and Europe.
Climate change is affecting water supplies, coastal flooding, heat risks, coffee farming, livestock, and wetlands across the Middle East, South America, and southern Africa.