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The Pentagon has warned climate change poses a "threat multiplier" to US national security, to hoots of derision from Republicans.

Last week Oxfam cited coffee among other crops in a report that warned climate change was putting back the global fight against hunger "by decades".

The second, released in Japan last month, warned climate change posed a grave threat to humanity, was already putting food security in jeopardy and could lead to wars and mass migration.

He said Labour had warned climate change could destabilise "entire regions of the world" and now Britain's homes, businesses and livelihoods were "under attack".

Not only is 2015 going to be the hottest year on record worldwide, but the UN agency estimates the globe will end up halfway to the mark beyond which many scientists warn climate change could become catastrophic.

US science agencies confirmed Wednesday that 2015 not only set a second straight record for global average temperatures, it brought the Earth halfway to the point at which scientists warn climate change could become catastrophic.

Jarraud said 2015's final mark is likely to be more than 1 degree Celsius hotter than the pre-industrial average — halfway to the 2-degree C (3.6 Fahrenheit) point beyond which scientists warn climate change could become catastrophic.

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Disease aside, another study released by a researcher at the National Snow and Ice Data Center last year warned climate-change-induced melting of the world's permafrosts could lead to trillions of dollars in damages.

As the first rescue teams to reach those islands warned of significant damage, the president of Vanuatu, Baldwin Lonsdale, warned that climate change was contributing to more extreme weather conditions.

Scientists have warned that climate change has sent the health of oceans "spiralling downward" faster than previously thought.