The vast majority of humanity will live in high-latitude areas, where agriculture will be possible
Two-thirds of the glaciers that feed many of Asia’s rivers will be lost
Saharan deserts will expand into southern and central Europe
Some of the only habitable parts of the southern hemisphere – likely to be very densely populated
High humidity across many tropical regions will render them uninhabitable. To the north and south will lie belts of inhospitable desert
Canada, Siberia, Scandinavia, and Alaska
The vast majority of humanity will live in high-latitude areas, where agriculture will be possible
Southern Europe
Saharan deserts will expand into southern and central Europe
Hindu Kush, Karakoram and Himalayas
Two-thirds of the glaciers that feed many of Asia’s rivers will be lost
New Zealand, Tasmania, Western Antarctica and Patagonia
Some of the only habitable parts of the southern hemisphere – likely to be very densely populated
Equatorial belt
High humidity causing heat stress across tropical regions will render them uninhabitable for much of the year. To the north and south will lie belts of inhospitable desert
Oceanic dead zones
Coral reefs, shellfish and plankton will be wiped out by rising acidity and algae starving the oceans of oxygen. Without prey, larger sea life will decline rapidly