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It's been termed the bleakest warning yet. The message this report sends is clear. Climate change isn't lurking

around the corner waiting to pounce, and it's already upon us, raining down blows

on billions of people.

So dire was the picture painted by the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change in a report released yesterday

that the UN Secretary General Antonio Gaterris described it as an atlas of human suffering.

This report reveals how people and the planet are getting clobbered by climate change.

No inhabited region will escape the effects of rising

temperatures and ever more extreme weather events and some of the impacts are

already irreversible. The findings of the ICC report we are releasing today are clear. The stakes for

our planet have never been higher.

Still, it did provide a glimmer of hope, a window to act. It's not a big window, but it's there. A short time when we can avoid the worst.

I know people everywhere are anxious and angry. I am too. Now is the time to turn rage into action. Every fraction of their degree matters. Every voice can make a difference and every second counts.

But with everything else that's happening in the world, will we take this chance in time?

What can we do to adapt to a warming world?

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