working group ii contribution to the ipccs sixth assessment report ar6 provides extensive regional information to enable climate resilient development the report clearly states climate resilient development is already challenging at current warming levels it will become more limited if global warming exceeds 15c 27f in some regions it will be impossible if global warming exceeds 2c 36f this key finding underlines the urgency for climate action focusing on equity and justice adequate funding technology transfer political commitment and partnership lead to more effective climate change adaptation and emissions reductions the scientific evidence is unequivocal climate change is a threat to human wellbeing and the health of the planet any further delay in concerted global action will miss a brief and rapidly closing window to secure a liveable future said hansotto prtnerit explores future impacts at different levels of warming and the resulting risks and offers options to strengthen natures and societys resilience to ongoing climate change to fight hunger poverty and inequality and keep earth a place worth living for current as well as for future generations working group ii introduces several new components in its latest report special section on climate change impacts risks and options to act for cities and settlements by the sea tropical forests mountains biodiversity hotspots dryland and deserts the mediterranean as well as the polar regions another is an atlas that will present data and findings on observed and projected climate change impacts and risks from global to regional scales thus offering even more insights for decision makers