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== 3.7.2.1 Earth systems and 1.5Β°C of global warming == <div id="section-3-7-2-1-block-1"></div> * The cumulative effects of multiple stresses and risks (e.g., increased storm intensity interacting with sea level rise and the effect on coastal people; feedbacks on wetlands due to climate change and human activities). * Feedbacks associated with changes in land use/cover for low-emissions scenarios, for example feedback from changes in forest cover, food production, biofuel production, bio-energy with carbon capture and storage (BECCS), and associated unquantified biophysical impacts. * The distinct impacts of different overshoot scenarios, depending on (i) the peak temperature of the overshoot, (ii) the length of the overshoot period, and (iii) the associated rate of change in global temperature over the time period of the overshoot. <div id="section-3-7-2-2"></div> <span id="physical-and-chemical-characteristics-of-a-1.5c-warmer-world"></span>
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