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A British report prepared by the military and intelligence agencies warns that climate change and humanity's overuse of natural resources could severely damage ecosystems such as forests, rivers, and land, threatening food, water, and national security.
Some lawmakers criticized the government for releasing only a redacted version and not letting the public know all the risks.
Once an ecosystem loses its balance, it may lead to reduced food supplies, rising prices, population migration, and social conflict.
Today, many parts of Europe are experiencing heat waves, wildfires, and droughts, damaging crops; some areas of the United States also face water shortages, and major reservoirs have very low water levels.
Many countries have promised to reduce their use of coal, oil, and natural gas, but actual action is still insufficient.
Meanwhile, most people around the world want governments to take stronger climate action.
In the face of the crisis, governments and the media need to explain the facts in a timely way, reduce pollution, protect water sources, land, and forests, and help people prepare.