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	<span id="figure-cb9.1"></span>		<span id="figure-cb9.1"></span>
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			'''Figure CB9.1'''

	<span id="figure-cb9.1-the-global-distribution-of-low-lying-islands-and-coasts-llic-particularly-at-risk-from-sea-level-rise-this-map-considers-the-low-elevation-coastal-zone-elevation-data-from-national-geophysical-data-center-1999-lecz-defined-by-mcgranahan-et-al.-2007-islands-with-a-maximum-elevation-of-10-m-above-sea-level-weigelt-et"></span>		<span id="figure-cb9.1-the-global-distribution-of-low-lying-islands-and-coasts-llic-particularly-at-risk-from-sea-level-rise-this-map-considers-the-low-elevation-coastal-zone-elevation-data-from-national-geophysical-data-center-1999-lecz-defined-by-mcgranahan-et-al.-2007-islands-with-a-maximum-elevation-of-10-m-above-sea-level-weigelt-et"></span>
	~~====~~ Figure CB9.1 \| The global distribution of low-lying islands and coasts (LLIC) particularly at risk from sea level rise This map considers the Low Elevation Coastal Zone (elevation data from National Geophysical Data Center, 1999; LECZ, defined by McGranahan et al., 2007), islands with a maximum elevation of 10 m above sea level (Weigelt et […] ~~====~~		<!-- IMG CAPTION -->
			'''Figure CB9.1 \| The global distribution of low-lying islands and coasts (LLIC) particularly at risk from sea level rise This map considers the Low Elevation Coastal Zone (elevation data from National Geophysical Data Center, 1999; LECZ, defined by McGranahan et al., 2007), islands with a maximum elevation of 10 m above sea level (Weigelt et […]'''
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	[[File:1118259b65415f8aaaf023ba1db2bc68 IPCC-SROCC-CCB_9_1.jpg]]		[[File:1118259b65415f8aaaf023ba1db2bc68 IPCC-SROCC-CCB_9_1.jpg]]

	Figure CB9.1 \| The global distribution of low-lying islands and coasts (LLIC) particularly at risk from sea level rise This map considers the Low Elevation Coastal Zone (elevation data from National Geophysical Data Center, 1999; LECZ, defined by McGranahan et al., 2007), islands with a maximum elevation of 10 m above sea level (Weigelt et al., 2013), Small Island Developing States (SIDS; UN-OHRLLS, n.d.), coastal megacities (cities with more than 10 million inhabitants, within 100 km from coast, and maximum 50 m above sea level; Pelling and Blackburn, 2013; UN-DESA, 2018) and deltas (Tessler et al., 2015). Regional sea level changes refer to projections under Representative Concentration Pathway(RCP)8.5 (2081–2100) (see Figure 4.8).		Figure CB9.1 \| The global distribution of low-lying islands and coasts (LLIC) particularly at risk from sea level rise This map considers the Low Elevation Coastal Zone (elevation data from National Geophysical Data Center, 1999; LECZ, defined by McGranahan et al., 2007), islands with a maximum elevation of 10 m above sea level (Weigelt et al., 2013), Small Island Developing States (SIDS; UN-OHRLLS, n.d.), coastal megacities (cities with more than 10 million inhabitants, within 100 km from coast, and maximum 50 m above sea level; Pelling and Blackburn, 2013; UN-DESA, 2018) and deltas (Tessler et al., 2015). Regional sea level changes refer to projections under Representative Concentration Pathway(RCP)8.5 (2081–2100) (see Figure 4.8).

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	<span id="table-cb9.1"></span>		<span id="table-cb9.1"></span>
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			'''Table CB9.1'''

	Summary information on the critical climate-related drivers for low-lying islands and coasts, their trends due to climate change, and their main physical and ecosystem effects. Based on SROCC chapters and IPCC 5th Assessment Report (AR5). MSL is mean sea level, RCP is Representative Concentration Pathway, TC is tropical cyclone, ETC is extratropical cyclone, SLR is sea level rise, SST is sea surface temperature.		Summary information on the critical climate-related drivers for low-lying islands and coasts, their trends due to climate change, and their main physical and ecosystem effects. Based on SROCC chapters and IPCC 5th Assessment Report (AR5). MSL is mean sea level, RCP is Representative Concentration Pathway, TC is tropical cyclone, ETC is extratropical cyclone, SLR is sea level rise, SST is sea surface temperature.

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	<span id="figure-cb9.2"></span>		<span id="figure-cb9.2"></span>
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			'''Figure CB9.2'''

	<span id="figure-cb9.2-the-storyline-of-risk-for-low-lying-islands-and-coasts-llic.-from-left-to-right-this-figure-shows-that-ocean--and-cryosphere-related-changes-ocean-acidification-ocean-warming-sea-level-rise-etc.-will-combine-with-anthropogenic-drivers-population-growth-settlement-trends-socioeconomic-inequalities-etc.-to-explain-impacts-on-various-llic-geographies-cities-islands-deltas"></span>		<span id="figure-cb9.2-the-storyline-of-risk-for-low-lying-islands-and-coasts-llic.-from-left-to-right-this-figure-shows-that-ocean--and-cryosphere-related-changes-ocean-acidification-ocean-warming-sea-level-rise-etc.-will-combine-with-anthropogenic-drivers-population-growth-settlement-trends-socioeconomic-inequalities-etc.-to-explain-impacts-on-various-llic-geographies-cities-islands-deltas"></span>
	~~====~~ Figure CB9.2 \| The storyline of risk for Low-Lying Islands and Coasts (LLIC). From left to right, this figure shows that ocean- and cryosphere-related changes (ocean acidification, ocean warming, sea level rise, etc.) will combine with anthropogenic drivers (population growth, settlement trends, socioeconomic inequalities, etc.) to explain impacts on various LLIC geographies (cities, islands, deltas, […] ~~====~~		<!-- IMG CAPTION -->
			'''Figure CB9.2 \| The storyline of risk for Low-Lying Islands and Coasts (LLIC). From left to right, this figure shows that ocean- and cryosphere-related changes (ocean acidification, ocean warming, sea level rise, etc.) will combine with anthropogenic drivers (population growth, settlement trends, socioeconomic inequalities, etc.) to explain impacts on various LLIC geographies (cities, islands, deltas, […]'''
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	[[File:30c7579b6a8b249d5a766d92f00093d8 IPCC-SROCC-CCB_9_2.jpg]]		[[File:30c7579b6a8b249d5a766d92f00093d8 IPCC-SROCC-CCB_9_2.jpg]]

	Figure CB9.2 \| The storyline of risk for Low-Lying Islands and Coasts (LLIC). From left to right, this figure shows that ocean- and cryosphere-related changes (ocean acidification, ocean warming, sea level rise, etc.) will combine with anthropogenic drivers (population growth, settlement trends, socioeconomic inequalities, etc.) to explain impacts on various LLIC geographies (cities, islands, deltas, Arctic coasts). Depending on the combinations of responses (black dots; stylised representation of potential responses) along a continuum going from hard engineering to ecosystem-based approaches, and from securing current settings to relocation (light blue triangles), risks will increase or decrease in the coming decades. Some responses (black dots) will enhance either adaptation or maladaptation. SIDS is Small Island Developing States.		Figure CB9.2 \| The storyline of risk for Low-Lying Islands and Coasts (LLIC). From left to right, this figure shows that ocean- and cryosphere-related changes (ocean acidification, ocean warming, sea level rise, etc.) will combine with anthropogenic drivers (population growth, settlement trends, socioeconomic inequalities, etc.) to explain impacts on various LLIC geographies (cities, islands, deltas, Arctic coasts). Depending on the combinations of responses (black dots; stylised representation of potential responses) along a continuum going from hard engineering to ecosystem-based approaches, and from securing current settings to relocation (light blue triangles), risks will increase or decrease in the coming decades. Some responses (black dots) will enhance either adaptation or maladaptation. SIDS is Small Island Developing States.

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	== Footnotes ==		== Footnotes ==

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