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By Vaishnavi Chandrashekhar for The Times of India [English]
"That gap is especially important for coastal cities in Asia,聽where large populations are at risk from increased flooding due to rising seas and storms, and will also bear the brunt of reduced fish catch in warming seas. Asia hosts 13 of the 20 largest coastal cities expected to have the highest flood losses by 2050, including Guanghou, Kolkata, Mumbai, Chennai, and Bangkok."

By Lou del Bello for her newsletter Lights On [English]
"The planet is already on track for a virtually unavoidable 1.5C of warming by the end of the century, which in Asia translates to threats ranging from glacier melt (and its ramifications for the hydrology of the entire Himalayan region) to an increase in the spread of vector- and water-borne diseases. More frequent and severe summer heatwaves will affect food production, also putting a strain on energy systems as more people crank up fans and air conditioners."

Fighting climate change has to deal with nationalism and conflict
By Elena Comelli for Il Sore 24 Ore [Italian]
"Il rapporto, basato su una sintesi di 34.000 articoli scientifici, si suddivide in analisi regionali e per la prima volta c'猫 un focus specifico sul Mediterraneo. 芦La regione mediterranea si 猫 riscaldata e continuer脿 a riscaldarsi maggiormente della media globale, particolarmente in estate. Questo vale sia per l'ambiente terrestre che per quello marino, sia per le temperature medie che per le ondate di calore禄, spiega Piero Lionello, professore all'universit脿 del Salento ed esperto del Centro Euro-Mediterraneo sui Cambiamenti Climatici, fra gli autori principali del rapporto."

IPCC: time window to stop climate change is closing
By Rudi Bressa for le Scienze [Italian] 鈥� behind a paywall
"La nuova pubblicazione聽dell'Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change parla chiaro. Il cambiamento climatico sta gi脿 colpendo la societ脿 e i sistemi naturali e agricoli, e il Mediterraneo 猫 tra le aree pi霉 esposte."

IPCC: Agricultural productivity in the Mediterranean region could fall by 17%.
By Marta Montojo for EFE:Verde [Spanish]
"El documento prev茅 una reducci贸n de las aportaciones h铆dricas en la cuenca Mediterr谩nea de entre un 4 y un 8 %, un riesgo que ser谩 inevitable 鈥渃on acciones o sin ellas鈥�, asevera en rueda de prensa Jofre Carnicer, uno de los 270 autores del informe -cient铆ficos de 67 pa铆ses diferentes- y especialista en impactos clim谩ticos en el Mediterr谩neo."

By Catherine Early for China Dialogue [English, find the Chinese translation ]
"The IPCC warns that options for adaptation narrow and could become impossible as the world becomes warmer. There is a 鈥渞apidly narrowing window of opportunity鈥� for some regions and sub-regions if temperature rise exceeds 2C, particularly for areas where climate impacts and risks are already advanced, including low-lying coastal cities, small islands, deserts, mountains and polar regions. High levels of poverty, water, food and energy insecurity, vulnerable urban environments, degraded ecosystems, and rural environments further inhibit the chances."

By Catherine Early for the Global Government Forum [English]
"Agriculture, fisheries, forestry, tourism and labour productivity of outdoor workers are all being affected, reducing short-term economic growth. Extreme weather and associated food insecurity are already driving people from their homes, and worsening conflict in some cases, and diseases are becoming more common and are spreading into new areas, the report added. The IPCC is clear that time is running out. 鈥淎ny further delay in concerted global action will miss a brief and rapidly closing window to secure a liveable future,鈥� it said."

By Catherine Early for Your Weather [English]
"However, the ability of countries to adapt, especially in the poorest regions, is constrained by a lack of finance. G20 countries have failed to provide the $US100 billion they promised to help developing nations deal with climate change. The finance is meant to go towards projects to cut emissions and those designed to improve resilience to extreme weather, but 75% goes to emissions reduction, the report states."

By Heather Moore for Deutsche Welle [English]
"Yet the report is also optimistic that the transformational societal change necessary to combat climate catastrophe is possible. Until now, contemporary solutions to the ecological crisis have not sought to rethink the over-consumption models in which economic growth聽is a primary driver. And that is problematic considering the established systems of production and consumption are the reason there is a climate crisis in the first place."

By Matt Simon for WIRED; recommended by Eric Niiler, one of CLEW鈥檚 U.S. ambassadors [English]
"But while the world is changing fast, if there鈥檚 a silver lining to the report, it鈥檚 that cities can change fast, too. 鈥淚t's been understood for a long time that climate risks don't just depend on how much climate change we get鈥攖hey also depend on how vulnerable society is,鈥� says Brian O鈥橬eill, a coordinating lead author of the report and director of the Joint Global Change Research Institute, a partnership between the Pacific Northwest National Laboratory and the University of Maryland. Rapidly growing urban areas can be designed to protect residents from a warmer world, and to make sure disadvantaged groups aren鈥檛 left out. Cities don't have to be victims of climate change. They can become the crucibles that forge resilience against it."

Experts present guide to mitigate climate disaster
By Arturo Contreras for Pie de P谩gina [Spanish]
"Globalmente la poblaci贸n urbana ha crecido en m谩s de 397 millones de personas entre 2015 y 2020 (lo equivalente a 21 veces la poblaci贸n de la megal贸polis del Valle de M茅xico). M谩s del 90 por ciento de este crecimiento se ha dado en las regiones con menor grado de desarrollo, creando asentamientos informales y sin planeaci贸n, que son los m谩s propensos a sufrir los nuevos embates clim谩ticos."

It is not too late to act on the climate crisis. "There is a glimmer of hope".
By Arturo Contreras for Pie de P谩gina [Spanish]
"鈥淐iertamente (el informe) es alarmante鈥�. Dice con seguridad Debora Ley en una entrevista por videollamada. 鈥淟a parte de la que hablamos nosotros como autores de que no todo es gloom and doom (fatal y pesimista) es que hay una ventana, muy peque帽a, de que todav铆a podemos tomar opciones鈥�. "

Nearly half of the world's population is "highly vulnerable" to climate change that has already caused widespread damage.
By Manuel Planelles for El Pa铆s; recommended by Emilio Godoy, CLEW鈥檚 LATAM ambassador [Spanish]
"Pero este estudio no es solo un recuento de los da帽os producidos ya, tambi茅n plantea escenarios de futuro en funci贸n del nivel de calentamiento al que se llegue, algo que todav铆a est谩 en manos del ser humano. Las emisiones de gases de efecto invernadero expulsadas por el hombre desde la Revoluci贸n Industrial, cuando comienza el uso masivo de combustibles f贸siles, han llevado ya hasta un calentamiento medio de 1,1 grados respecto a los niveles preindustriales. Y el planeta se encamina en el corto plazo hacia los 1,5. 鈥淐ada d茅cima de grado de aumento incrementa los impactos鈥�, apunta Jos茅 Manuel Moreno, catedr谩tico de Ecolog铆a y otro de los autores que han participado en el informe. Por ejemplo, el IPCC advierte de que a medida que la Tierra se calienta, la disponibilidad de agua dulce se reduce; si se llegase hasta los 4 grados, esa p茅rdida de agua se multiplicar铆a por dos. Algo parecido ocurre con los da帽os generados por las inundaciones: los impactos debidos a ese fen贸meno extremo se multiplicar谩n hasta por 3,9 veces si el calentamiento llega hasta los 3 grados respecto a lo que ocurrir铆a en un escenario de 1,5 grados."

Nearly half of all terrestrial species could become extinct due to climate change
By Marta Montojo for EFE:Verde [Spanish]
"El IPCC tambi茅n resalta la desigualdad en cuanto a capacidad de resistir los efectos del cambio clim谩tico e indica, por ejemplo, que entre 2010-2020, 芦la mortalidad humana por inundaciones, sequ铆as y tormentas fue 15 veces mayor en las regiones altamente vulnerables, en comparaci贸n con las regiones de muy baja vulnerabilidad禄."

UN scientists: climate change threatens the lives of billions of people
By Gianluca Di Donfrancesco for Il Sore 24 Ore [Italian]
"Il panel Ipcc lancia l鈥檃llarme sull鈥檃umento delle temperature causato dall鈥檜omo: effetti irreversibili. Guterres: 芦Criminale il ritardo dei leader mondiali禄"

New IPCC report: Adaptation is not keeping pace with climate impacts
By Emanuele Bampon for Renewable Matter [Italian]
"鈥淨uesto rapporto sottolinea l鈥檌nterdipendenza tra clima e societ脿, legando con a doppio nodo le scienze climatiche, a quelle sociale ed economiche鈥�, lancia l鈥檃llarme Serena Giacomin, presidente di Italian Climate Network, che d脿 una chiara interpretazione del report."

The removal of climate
By Daniele Passeri for il manifesto [Italian] 鈥� Behind a paywall
"芦Servono urgenti e radicali investimenti per opere di adattamento, di pari passo agli interventi sul fronte della mitigazione. Ogni ritardo significa morte, soprattutto nei paesi pi霉 fragili. Sono i paesi del G20 a dover indicare la strada禄, ha (Il segretario generale delle Nazioni Unite Ant贸nio Guterres) detto ieri intervenendo alla presentazione del Rapporto."

The window of opportunity for a future worth living despite the climate crisis is closing
By Susanne Ehlerding for Tagesspiegel [German]
"In den Staaten, die als globale Hotspots f眉r ein hohes Risiko identifiziert wurden, leben 3,3 bis 3,6 Milliarden Menschen, sagte der koordinierende Leitautor f眉r das Kapitel 鈥濧rmut, Existenzgrundlagen und nachhaltige Entwicklung鈥�, J枚rn Birkmann.. Gar nicht verwundbar seien nur etwa halb so viele Menschen."

The IPCC sketches a bleak future
By Val茅ry Laram茅e de Tannenberg for L'Usine 脿 Ges [French] 鈥� Behind a paywall
"L鈥檕ccasion de rappeler que nos 茅missions croissantes de gaz 脿 eVet de serre (Ges) ont fait grimper la temp茅rature moyenne globale de +1,1 掳C par rapport 脿 celle mesur茅e 脿 la Sn du XIX si猫cle. Un ph茅nom猫ne extr锚mement rapide. Durant la derni猫re p茅riode interglaciaire, pareil r茅chauVement ne s鈥檕p茅rait qu鈥櫭� l鈥櫭ヽhelle du mill茅naire !"

The IPCC report sends an alarming message about the climate crisis: the window of opportunity for a remedy is closing - humanity's current way of life is under threat
By Helsingin Sanomat; recommended by Helena Raunio, CLEW's Scandinavian ambassador [Finnish]
"Konkreettisten toimien lis盲ksi kest盲v盲 yhteiskunta vaatii raportin mukaan kulttuurista muutosta: uudenlaisten perusarvojen, maailmankuvan ja ideologioiden omaksumista ja sosiaalisten, poliittisten ja taloudellisten j盲rjestelmien panemista uusiksi. Siihen puolestaan tarvitaan suomalaisille tuttuja peruspilareita: universaalia terveydenhuoltoa, sosiaaliturvaa ja koulutusta."

Atlas of human suffering
By Andreja Kutin for Ve膷er; recommended by Simona Drevensek, CLEW鈥檚 Eastern European ambassador [Slovenian]
"Hoesung Lee, predsednik IPCC, je jasen: "Tveganja za na拧 planet 拧e niso bila ve膷ja. Podnebne spremembe so grob na拧ega zdravega planeta in poka啪ejo tudi, kako se narava odziva in kdo je najbolj izpostavljen." Med slednjimi so predvsem mesta, kjer bo po napovedih kmalu 啪ivela ve膷 kot polovica 膷love拧tva."