: Rising sea levels and permanent land loss (notably in regions like Bangladesh) are projected to displace tens of millions, creating unprecedented refugee crises.
The framework draws parallels between current events and the collapse of past civilizations, such as the and the Tang Dynasty , both of which suffered from systematic climate shifts. Modern examples cited by experts include: The Age of Consequences
: In volatile regions, resource competition can be exploited by radical groups. For instance, the Syrian civil war was preceded by a devastating three-year drought that destabilized the region. Historical and Contemporary Contexts : Rising sea levels and permanent land loss
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