Climate change induced migration
The debate on climate change induced migration in the EU: is resilience showing through? : A critical discourse analysis of resilience manifesting itself in the debate of EU institutions on climate change induced migration
... describe climate change-induced migration, scholars from the background of poststructuralism and critical security studies aim to assess which underlying discourses drive the debate of ...
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Too little, too late? Assessing the current international policy response to climate change-induced migration
... Paris Climate Conference (COP 21) issued a landmark decree detailing states’ responsibilities to protect the rights of environmental migrants (Warren, ...environmental migration and displacement, some of ...
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The Perils of Modelling How Migration Responds to Climate Change
... future migration under climate change is not straightforward in ...on climate change impact because of overwhelming ...between climate conditions and human ...will change ...
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Climate change induced marginality: Households’ vulnerability in the meal consumption frequencies
... of climate change hit repeatedly the coastal ...among climate change-marginality and vulnerability is the main focus ...activities, migration, education, agricultural land, savings and ...
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CLIMATE CHANGE AND MIGRATION NEXUS: ASSESSING THE EVIDENCE
... annual migration of 600,000 people to urban centers in Mexico and the US (Schwartz & Notini, ...to climate change in Bolivia induced 750 families to migrate to other Bolivian villages and ...
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Climate-Induced Migration: A Cross-National Investigation of the Effects of Climate Change on International Migration.
... Therefore, migration serves as a diversification strategy, where remittances from one member can supplement the total household ...in migration decisions. Households make migration decisions not only ...
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Climate induced Migration in the MENA Region: Results from the Qualitative Fieldwork
... of climate change and ...on climate change and migration ...region, migration remains primarily undertaken by men, who may have a different view of its benefits and costs than ...
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Waltz with development:insights on the developmentalization of climate induced migration
... environmental change constitutes the overwhelming reality in most of the ‘Global South’, where wider processes of change such as urbanization, land use transition, globalization, and postcolonial relations ...
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Migration in a warming world: on the responsibility and obligations of states towards climate change immigrants
... of Climate-induced migration that deserve some special ...whom climate-related stressors are the prime motivation. Climate-induced immigrants will move because of reduced ...
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Impacts of Climate Change on Tourism in Kenya
... facing climate change induced challenges, such as variation in weather patterns, unpredictable water levels in lakes and rivers, frequent and prolonged droughts and flash ...wildebeest ...
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Thinking on Growing Urbanization, Sustainability and Food Supply: The Need of Urban Agriculture
... DOI: 10.4236/cus.2019.73018 362 Current Urban Studies the world’s population lived in urban areas, this proportion has continuously grown and reached 55 per cent in 2018, and by 2050, 68 per cent of the world’s ...
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Agricultural Adaptation Options against Adverse Effect of Climate Change in Shyamnagar Upazila in the Satkhira District, Bangladesh
... have been the viable adaptation option for such climate stressors. Moved to non-farm activities, Integrated farming system, increased use of irrigation, Agroforestry, Soil conservation techniques were ranked 7th, ...
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Climate change impacts on agriculture and internal migrations in Brazil
... Model results show that the states i n the Southeast and South macro regions would generally start to gain (relative to base) population due to the cli mate change scenarios. The rate of increase is not t oo big, ...
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Past temperature reconstructions from deep ice cores: relevance for future climate change
... and climate forcings, and discuss past climate sensitivity (Genthon et ...of climate models to prescribed forcings and to compare the magnitude and pacing of past climate changes, with those ...
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CLIMATE CHANGE – “A POTENTIAL THREAT TO HUMAN HEALTH”
... Climate change is a long term change in the statistical distribution of weather patterns over periods of time that range from decades to millions of ...years. Climate change is ...
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Climate Refugees: Establishing Legal Responses and U.S. Policy Possibilities
... forced migration. Many claim the term climate refugee is flawed and adds to socio-political inequality and ...using climate refugee undermines human mobility, is not identifiable because of an ...
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Climate change, human displacement, international law and justice
... Warner, Koko, 'Climate Change Induced Displacement: Adaptation Policy in the Context of the UNFCCC Climate Negotiations' Legal and Protection Policy Research Series, Office of the United[r] ...
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Population consequences of migratory variability differ between flyways
... Climate change, habitat loss and migration distance influence population declines in migrant.. landbirds, but their effect varies between two major flyways..[r] ...
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Accounting for the climate–carbon feedback in emission metrics
... following climate–carbon feedbacks: the effect of temperature and precipitation change on net primary productivity of land ecosystems, their heterotrophic respira- tion, and the rate of occurrence of ...
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EU 2009 report on policy coherence for development. Communication from the Commission to the Council, the European Parliament, the European Economic and Social Committee and the Committee of the Regions. COM (2009) 461 final, 17 September 2009
... Food and Agriculture will remain high on the international political agenda in the coming years and, in the longer term, agricultural policy both in the EU, and in developing countries, should take into account the ...
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