The EU will propose a regulation requiring member states to prepare climate-resilience plans for a global warming scenario of 3°C above pre‑industrial levels. A draft says Europe is warming fastest worldwide and could see average temperatures rise up to 5°C by 2100. All 27 member states must submit national adaptation plans by end‑2030 outlining how they will respond. The European Commission would identify major risks, including potential climate tipping points. The draft warns climate change in

The EU will propose a regulation requiring member states to prepare climate-resilience plans for a global warming scenario of 3°C above pre‑industrial levels. A draft says Europe is warming fastest worldwide and could see average temperatures rise up to 5°C by 2100. All 27 member states must submit national adaptation plans by end‑2030 outlining how they will respond. The European Commission would identify major risks, including potential climate tipping points. The draft warns climate change increasingly threatens Europe’s social and territorial cohesion and may be amended before formal adoption this week.