How climate change can feel Global instability and Spark conflict.

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 From record breaking And Deadly hate waves in western Europe to serve drought in the horn of Africa the impacts of climate change I becoming increasingly clear and concerning but Expert say in sufficient attention is being paid to the knock on effects of extreme weather events and one that they jeopardise  already  fragile political stability around the globe by feeling mass migration food insecurity and conflict climate has hazards even threaten  to disabilize Powerful players such as China and Brazil which could have serve consequences for the rest of the world according to a new report by risk counselling.

So how can intersefying climate change height these risk and what can done in response How do climate risks affect Global stability.

As the impacts of climate change become more severe  they are expected to read the cascading risks around the world this means they change of events which can eventually relate to political and economical situations.

Climate change can damage agriculture living words forcing farmers to their land and move to cities that may lead to Urban overcrowding and pressure on structure which can in turn  fuel civil unrest.

Climate related pressures act as a catalyst for Complex social and political issues which might already bebling under in the countries said the reports lead author.

The nature of these grades make them quite difficult to define and plan for he said Government and companies to put more effort into understanding them.

  Using its own risks data along with information from sources like the word bank.

It's categories countries into three groups insulated Nations that are most to cascading risk those which are most precarious countries in between the group broadly consist of developing nations in Africa and Asia which are bearing the brunt of climate impacts.

The insulated group of predominantly wealthy countries in Europe and North Africa are strengthen by factor such as food security strong Government and social politics