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Climate migration is real: Why 49% of homeowners are considering moving this year
Have you ever woken up after a hurricane, wildfire, or flooding event and thought about packing up for good? You're far from ...
As sea levels rise by multiple feet in the coming decades, communities along the coastal United States will face increasingly frequent flooding from high tides and tropical storms. Thousands of homes ...
Extreme weather is contributing to undocumented migration and return between Mexico and the United States, suggesting that more migrants could risk their lives crossing the border as climate change ...
Author Jake Bittle speaks about how climate change and climate-fueled disasters will force millions to move in the coming years, and how policy can address it. Author Jake Bittle speaks about how ...
Africa confronts escalating internal migration and displacement crises fueled by intensifying climate hazards—particularly ...
Climate change and its impacts — rising seas that lead to land loss, for example, and sustained droughts that make it harder to grow crops in certain areas — are influencing where people live and ...
Stroll along Cleveland’s Edgewater Pier on a summer evening, and you’ll hear Arabic, Spanish, and other languages wafting through the lake air. For decades, international immigrants have found a home ...
Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Ken Silverstein covers global energy and climate issues. APACHE JUNCTION, ARIZONA - AUGUST 02: The remains of a fallen saguaro ...
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Clear and present need to address climate migration
Thakni Devi, a 39-year-old resident of Belagoth village in Bihar’s Supaul district, lost everything to the ravaging waters of the Kosi in September 2024. With teary eyes and a choked voice, she ...
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