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Two UN reports warn that exceeding the 1.5°C global warming threshold will have irreversible effects on glaciers and polar regions. Immediate action is needed to mitigate these consequences, as current warming has already reached 1.37°C. The reports highlight the risks of flooding, economic damage, and water shortages due to melting ice and rising sea levels. Although some glaciers may partially recover if temperatures drop below 1.5°C, the recovery process will be slow. A temporary exceedance of this threshold emphasizes the urgency of climate commitments, as even a 2.6°C increase by 2100 could lead to severe impacts.