The primary risk identified is the loss of biodiversity due to extreme temperature events, which are becoming more frequent and severe as a result of climate change. Ecosystems and species that are particularly sensitive to temperature fluctuations are at heightened risk. Without timely intervention, these events could lead to significant disruptions in ecological balance, threatening both flora and fauna. The study emphasizes the importance of early action to mitigate these risks and protect vulnerable species from the cascading effects of climate extremes.