The scope assigned to Working Group II (WGII) was limited to impacts of climate change on sectors and regions and to issues of vulnerability and adaptation, while Working Group III …

Yet, as WGIII noted, one should bear in mind the intergenerational trade-offs. The impacts of today’s climate change investments on future generations’ opportunities should also be …

Figure developed from the WGIII AR6 scenarios database, with scenarios filtered according to WGIII exclusions and regional vetting.

Chapter 18 presents a synthesis of adaptation challenges, options, and capacity. Chapter 19 concludes the report with a synthesis of climate change risks for unique and threatened …

The WGIII AR4, in Chapter 3 (Section 3.5.2), looks across findings of the WGI and WGII AR4 to relate the long-term emissions scenarios literature to climate-change impact risks at different …

Working Group II Impacts, Adaptation and Vulnerability Working Group II assesses the vulnerability of socio-economic and natural systems to climate change, negative and positive …

Chapter 18: Adaptation of human settlements, infrastructure and industry systems Supply chain risk, business risk, cascading impacts, risks of failure of infrastructure systems and risks to …

Similar contrasts were observed between WGII use of 52 transformation and WGIII, which largely framed transformation as transitions in energy systems and 53 associated emissions (Refs). …

The mitigation research community has focused strongly, though not exclusively, on technological and economic issues, and has traditionally relied on ‘top-down’ aggregate modelling for …

These two summaries are difficult the costs of stabilising CO2 concentrations at WGIII TAR in Chapter because questions as to what radiative-forcing to compare sensitivity concentration …