Many of these impacts are averages.
And these impacts are likely to increase.
These impacts are due, in large part, to the fuels we use.
"These impacts are occurring across all latitudes and have become a global concern that spans the traditional north/south divide".
For some people, the intersection of different forms of prejudice means that these impacts are multiple and cumulative.
These impacts are richly described in Multitudes, but even after we have become acquainted, our microbial companions feel strangely absent.
These impacts are complex and are likely to be different depending on crop types.
Amy Brundage, a White House spokeswoman, said: "Whether these impacts are felt immediately or in the near future, they are already having negative effects on the economy.
These impacts are so complex that isolating them would be like taking the sugar out of a chocolate-chip cookie — nearly impossible, everything is so intertwined.
"These impacts are transported to the UK through the movement of people and capital, through international supply chains and also through the demands upon the UK in terms of overseas military effort," said Daniel Johns, the CCC's head of adaptation.
For simplicity, all these impacts are added together and expressed as a single number in terms of carbon dioxide equivalent (CO2e): the amount of CO2 that would create the same amount of warming.
