An integrated report on climate and society. The role climate change plays in altering the characteristics and impacts of extreme weather and climate events. The video deals with approaches for reducing vulnerability and exposure and for managing impacts and disasters associated with extreme events. Scientists discuss the findings of a new international report that brings together, for the first time, expertise in climate science, disaster risk management, and adaptation.
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