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The following spider web figure describes health risks from climate change for the 2014 IPCC AR5 WGII. Examine the figure for 2080-2100 climate designated +4°C. There are 8 categories. Which two categories have the lowest level of risk either with current or high-levels of adaptation? Heat Food- and water-borne infections + 4°C Heat Air quality Food- and water-borne infections Present Undernutrition Extreme weather events Undernutrition Air quality Vector-borne diseases Occupational health 2080-2100 "Era of climate options" Mental health and violence Extreme weather events Vector-borne diseases Occupational health Mental health and violence "Era of committed climate change" Heat 2030-2040 Food- and water-borne infections Undernutrition Air quality Extreme weather events Risk level with current adaptation ---- Risk level with high adaptation Vector-borne diseases Occupational health Level of risk and potential for adaptation Mental health and violence Potential for additional adaptation to reduce risk Figure TS.10 | Conceptual presentation of health risks from climate change and the potential for risk reduction through adaptation. Risks are identified in eight health-related categories based on assessment of the literature and expert judgments by authors of Chapter 11. The width of the slices indicates in a qualitative way relative importance in

The following spider web figure describes health risks from climate change for the 2014 IPCC AR5 WGII. Examine the figure for 2080-2100 climate designated +4°C. There are 8 categories. Which two categories have the lowest level of risk either with current or high-levels of adaptation? Heat Food- and water-borne infections + 4°C Heat Air quality Food- and water-borne infections Present Undernutrition Extreme weather events Undernutrition Air quality Vector-borne diseases Occupational health 2080-2100 "Era of climate options" Mental health and violence Extreme weather events Vector-borne diseases Occupational health Mental health and violence "Era of committed climate change" Heat 2030-2040 Food- and water-borne infections Undernutrition Air quality Extreme weather events Risk level with current adaptation ---- Risk level with high adaptation Vector-borne diseases Occupational health Level of risk and potential for adaptation Mental health and violence Potential for additional adaptation to reduce risk Figure TS.10 | Conceptual presentation of health risks from climate change and the potential for risk reduction through adaptation. Risks are identified in eight health-related categories based on assessment of the literature and expert judgments by authors of Chapter 11. The width of the slices indicates in a qualitative way relative importance in

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The following spider web figure describes health risks from climate change for the 2014 IPCC AR5 WGII. Examine the figure for 2080-2100 climate designated +4°C. There are 8 categories. Which two categories have the lowest level of risk either with current or high-levels of adaptation? Heat Food- and water-borne infections + 4°C Heat Air quality Food- and water-borne infections Present Undernutrition Extreme weather events Undernutrition Air quality Vector-borne diseases Occupational health 2080-2100 "Era of climate options" Mental health and violence Extreme weather events Vector-borne diseases Occupational health Mental health and violence "Era of committed climate change" Heat 2030-2040 Food- and water-borne infections Undernutrition Air quality Extreme weather events Risk level with current adaptation ---- Risk level with high adaptation Vector-borne diseases Occupational health Level of risk and potential for adaptation Mental health and violence Potential for additional adaptation to reduce risk Figure TS.10 | Conceptual presentation of health risks from climate change and the potential for risk reduction through adaptation. Risks are identified in eight health-related categories based on assessment of the literature and expert judgments by authors of Chapter 11. The width of the slices indicates in a qualitative way relative importance in
Transcribed Image Text:The following spider web figure describes health risks from climate change for the 2014 IPCC AR5 WGII. Examine the figure for 2080-2100 climate designated +4°C. There are 8 categories. Which two categories have the lowest level of risk either with current or high-levels of adaptation? Heat Food- and water-borne infections + 4°C Heat Air quality Food- and water-borne infections Present Undernutrition Extreme weather events Undernutrition Air quality Vector-borne diseases Occupational health 2080-2100 "Era of climate options" Mental health and violence Extreme weather events Vector-borne diseases Occupational health Mental health and violence "Era of committed climate change" Heat 2030-2040 Food- and water-borne infections Undernutrition Air quality Extreme weather events Risk level with current adaptation ---- Risk level with high adaptation Vector-borne diseases Occupational health Level of risk and potential for adaptation Mental health and violence Potential for additional adaptation to reduce risk Figure TS.10 | Conceptual presentation of health risks from climate change and the potential for risk reduction through adaptation. Risks are identified in eight health-related categories based on assessment of the literature and expert judgments by authors of Chapter 11. The width of the slices indicates in a qualitative way relative importance in
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