The Paris climate goal is being calculated at double in the EU, adapting to it would pay off well

The European Commission presented a comprehensive plan for the EU to adapt to climate change, aiming to integrate resilience against climate impacts into all policy areas. By 2030, temperatures are expected to rise by 1.5 degrees compared to pre-industrial levels, doubling the Paris Agreement's target for the century's end. The Commission estimates that climate change caused €50 billion in losses from 2022 to 2025, but adaptation could yield over ten times that in avoided damages. Various measures will be implemented, including monitoring climate extremes and developing heatwave management strategies. While the plan has received support, concerns remain about its effectiveness without proper implementation.