Cala Estància is at risk of losing almost all of its sand and disappearing as a beach before 2050. The Balearic Islands could see their GDP per capita reduced by up to 17% due to the effects of climate change, which is no longer a forecast, but a fact with very concrete consequences. And Palma could go from suffering two weeks of extreme heat per year to enduring almost nine. These are three of the most striking conclusions of a report prepared by AXA Climate and presented this Wednesday by the AXA Foundation, which puts figures on the economic, environmental, and social consequences of global warming on the Islands, with special detail on the case of Palma.