Changing Climate, Changing Migration
The consequences of global climate change are affecting the way people live, work, and move around the planet. Events such as catastrophic storms, encroaching deserts, and rising seas are making some communities increasingly unlivable and posing challenges to livelihoods. There is no clear, direct line between the impacts of climate change and changing human movement. But there are indications that the warming planet is indirectly creating or altering patterns of migration. Our podcast Changing Climate, Changing Migration and related Migration Information Source special issue dive deep into the intersection of climate change and migration to separate fact from fiction and trace out the complicated ways in which climate change affects migrants, refugees, and communities—and their adaptations and other responses.
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Could a Loss and Damage Fund Compensate Climate Migrants?
Moving Mountains: Climate Migration in High Altitudes
Are the Pacific’s Climate Migration Experiments a Preview for the World?
What Exactly Is Climate Migration?
Is Climate Migration a Homeland Security Threat?
Trapped Populations: When Climate Migration Isn’t Possible
Climate Migration 101
Before the Storm: Getting Out in Front of Climate Displacement
Are Orderly Borders Possible in an Era of Rising Climate Migration?
Climate Migration to Cities: Does the Move to Urban Areas Reduce Risk?
In from the Cold? Should Climate Migrants Get Special Legal Migration Pathways?
A Century of Climate Migration Upheaval? An Audacious Prediction for the Future
Climate Change in the World’s Fastest Growing Economy
Are Climate Migrants Treated Differently than Other Migrants?
A Note of Caution about Exaggerating the Climate-Migration Link
When Climate Change Comes to Refugee Settings
Climate Change and Environmental Migration: View from the IOM
Impacts of Extreme Heat: Global Warming and Migration
Retreating from Climate Disaster in the United States
No “Climate Refugees,” But Still a Role for the UN Refugee Agency
The Benefits of Climate Migration
Is Climate Change Driving Migration from Central America?
Who Manages Climate Migration? Evolving Global Governance
Migrate or Adapt? How Pacific Islanders Respond to Climate Change
The Many Possible Futures of Climate-Linked Migration
How Climate-Linked Food Insecurity Shapes Migration
Talking Money: Climate Finance and Migration
Purposeful and Coordinated: Climate Change and Managed Retreat in India
One Billion Climate Migrants? Not So Fast
Does Climate Change Cause Migration? It’s Complicated
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Julian Hattem is Editor of the Migration Information Source, MPI's online journal. Before joining MPI, he spent a decade as a journalist focusing on international migration, politics, and conflict. He has been on staff with the Associated Press, The Hill, and the Yomiuri Shimbun, and has been awarded journalism fellowships from the Heinrich Boell Foundation North America and the International Reporting Project to report on migration in Southern Europe and Southeast Asia. As a freelance journalist he reported from four continents, and his articles have been published by outlets including the Guardian, the Washington Post, Public Radio International, and Quartz. Mr. Hattem holds a bachelor’s degree in anthropology from the University of Chicago and a master’s degree in conflict studies from the London School of Economics. |