Climate change is expected to have significant impacts on human population dynamics around the world, including on migration systems. The empirical evidence on climate-induced migration has expanded rapidly over the past decade, and it demonstrates significant but complex associations between temperature and precipitation variability and migration. Such environmental changes lead to shifts in migration behavior, but the direction and magnitude of...
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2023/11/01
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Working Paper
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193135
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2024/08/19
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Addressing Climate Change-Related Human Immobilities
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Bergmann, Jonas; Martin, Susan F..
Addressing Climate Change-Related Human Immobilities (English). KNOMAD Working Paper;KNOMAD Trust Fund Washington, D.C. : World Bank Group. http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/099658308192441551