By 2100, global temperatures will likely surpass the 2°C limit set by the 2015 Paris Agreement, potentially reaching 3-4°C.

Such an increase would see water levels rise by 5-10 meters and displace around 300 million people – roughly the population of the United States. But the people that will be most affected by coastal flooding are those living in the southern hemisphere.

This issue includes:

• – REVOLVE’s Against the Grain series: Just how accurate is a water footprint?
• – How protecting our oceans is vital to conservation and climate action
• – VIEWS: A snapshot of cities facing a flooded future
• – Deep dive into circular economy in Africa

…and more!