Migration
"Places hit repeatedly by hurricanes, floods and wildfires are
unraveling: residents and employers leave, the tax base shrinks ...
it becomes even harder to fund basic services."
“Climate change ... is ... pushing out people
who can no longer cultivate their land.”
If that were you, where would you try to go?
"24 million people were displaced
by weather-related disasters ... in 2019”.
"Over one billion ... children live
in countries classified as 'high risk'."
As the world's weather worsens,
will they stay or will they leave?
“By 2050 ... [we] could have 143 million climate refugees —
displaced by ... expanding deserts and rising seas.”
U.S. military planners are studying contingency options.
“Jose Luis Zelaya ... came to the United States after living through Hurricane Mitch,
[which] killed more than 11,000 people across Central America.”
“After the hurricane there was a lot of chaos.
A lot of people were looking for water.
A lot of people were looking for medicine.”
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"'We need to free ourselves from a sense of guilt'...
'We do not have the moral duty to welcome … people who are worse off than ourselves’."
Mateo Renzi, former Prime Minister of Italy
From “The Invisible Wall” by Ian Urbina; The New Yorker, December 6, 2021
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