Nope. All real, the rate and severity can be debated.displacemtn...

Nope. All real, the rate and severity can be debated.

displacemtn and regugees is the impact I think will bite the hardest... may take 20 years, but its inevitable. Refugees from now-inhospitable areas overwhelming the neighbouring areas and coutnnies.
Im not championing it, just not blind to it like most want to be.

Poverty and displacement

Climate change increases the factors that put and keep people in poverty. Floods may sweep away urban slums, destroying homes and livelihoods. Heat can make it difficultto work in outdoor jobs. Water scarcity may affect crops. Over the past decade(2010–2019), weather-related events displaced an estimated 23.1 million people on average each year, leaving many more vulnerable to poverty. Most refugees come from countries that are most vulnerable and least ready to adapt to the impacts of climate change.