Warming climate could bring “outright chaos” unless urgent steps are taken, according to the paper’s authors.

Vintage cars line a property after the Loma fire burned through Loma Chiquita Road near Morgan Hill, California, on Sept. 28, 2016.Noah Berger / AP file
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By Brandon Specktor, Live Science
It seems every week there’s a scary new report about how man-made climate change is going to cause the collapse of the world’s ice sheets, result in the extinction of up to 1 million animal species and — if that wasn’t bad enough — make our beer very, very expensive. This week, a new policy paper from an Australian think tank claims that those other reports are slightly off; the risks of climate change are actually much, much worse than anyone can imagine.
According to the paper, climate change poses a “near- to mid-term existential threat to…
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