The UN's environmental body reported that global temperatures are expected to exceed the critical threshold of 1.5 degrees Celsius within a few years, leading to more extreme weather and significant pressure on ecosystems and coastal cities.
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- Step 1 · The triggerglobal temperatures rise due to increased greenhouse gas emissions
- Step 2 · Knock-onextreme weather events become more frequent, impacting agricultural yields and energy supply
- Step 3 · Knock-onIndian SMEs face operational disruptions and increased costs due to climate volatility
- Step 4 · Knock-ondemand for carbon management solutions increases as businesses seek to mitigate risks
- Step 5 · Reaches yousectors involved in environmental management and carbon offsetting see growth opportunities
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Source: The Hindu BusinessLine
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