The findings highlight significant risks to vulnerable populations and ecosystems globally. Excess heat-related deaths, particularly in regions like Europe, are quantified, alongside thermal exposure affecting hundreds of thousands annually. Cryosphere degradation, including glacial ice loss, and marine coral bleaching are also linked to emissions from specific projects. The tool provides evidence that even small increases in global warming can lead to catastrophic impacts, challenging the notion that individual fossil fuel projects have negligible consequences. This data could influence regulatory decisions and litigation against fossil fuel developers.