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Frontline of the Overshoot: How Global Climate Spirals Threaten the Maldives
A climate feature warns that global warming risks exceeding the Paris Agreement's 1.5°C threshold and that the Maldives, with more than 80 per cent of its land less than one metre above sea level, faces risks to its environment, economy, energy, water, food and marine ecosystems. It sets out adaptation priorities for the Maldives, from renewable energy and coral protection to securing international climate finance, while arguing that corporate and government accountability must complement individual action.
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Frontline of the Overshoot: How Global Climate Spirals Threaten the Maldives
More than 80 per cent Maldives land area below one metre above sea level
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More than 80 per centMaldives land area below one metre above sea levelCorporate MaldivesMore than 80 per cent of its land area lies less than one metre above sea level, exposing its islands to rising seas, extreme weather, and changing ocean temperatures.
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1.5°CWarming threshold of the Paris AgreementCorporate Maldivesthe world risks exceeding the 1.5°C warming threshold established by the Paris Agreement.
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approximately 1.7 EarthsHuman resource use relative to Earth's regenerationCorporate MaldivesAccording to the Global Footprint Network, humanity uses natural resources at a rate equivalent to approximately 1.7 Earths, with carbon emissions accounting for a substantial share of this ecological deficit.
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approximately 415 terawatt-hoursData centre electricity consumptionCorporate Maldivesdata centres consumed approximately 415 terawatt-hours of electricity in 2024. Demand could more than double by 2030 as digital infrastructure expands.
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10,000 young people aged 16–25 across ten countriesSurvey of young people on climate worryCorporate MaldivesA 2021 study published in The Lancet Planetary Health surveyed 10,000 young people aged 16–25 across ten countries.
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Fires and hazardous haze disrupted daily life across parts of Southeast Asia, with several fatalities reported.throughout OctoberSoutheast AsiaCorporate MaldivesFires and hazardous haze have disrupted daily life across parts of Southeast Asia throughout October, with dry conditions worsening the crisis and putting lives at risk, with several fatalities.
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