Climate change heightens global risks, illustrated by U.S. weather events, despite some areas having lower hazard risks.

Climate change poses significant risks worldwide, with recent U.S. events like hurricanes, floods, heatwaves, tornadoes, and wildfires highlighting the issue. While no place is entirely safe, some areas experience lower hazard risks. Factors such as population density and natural hazard history can contribute to these differences, but even the least hazard-prone areas will still face climate change impacts.