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Geographies of Environmental Migration

Geographies of Environmental Migration refer to the spatial patterns and dynamics of human movement resulting from environmental changes, such as climate change, natural disasters, and resource depletion, which compel individuals or communities to relocate in search of safer or more sustainable living conditions. This concept examines the interplay between environmental factors and socio-economic conditions that influence migration decisions and outcomes.

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Environmental migration is a critical issue that arises from various environmental factors, including climate change, natural disasters, and resource scarcity. Understanding the causes and patterns of this migration is essential for effective policy-making and disaster response. As environmental cha...

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Key Terms

Environmental Migration
Movement of people due to environmental factors.

Example: People migrating from drought-stricken areas.

Climate Change
Long-term alteration of temperature and typical weather patterns.

Example: Increased flooding due to rising sea levels.

Natural Disasters
Severe and extreme weather events causing significant damage.

Example: Hurricanes, earthquakes, and wildfires.

Resource Scarcity
Insufficient availability of essential resources like water and food.

Example: Migration due to lack of drinking water.

Urbanization
The process of people moving from rural to urban areas.

Example: Rural residents moving to cities for better opportunities.

Displacement
Forced movement of people from their home or region.

Example: Refugees fleeing war or disaster.

Related Topics

Climate Change Adaptation
Strategies to adjust to climate change impacts.
intermediate
Disaster Management
Planning and response strategies for natural disasters.
intermediate
Humanitarian Response
Efforts to assist displaced populations during crises.
advanced

Key Concepts

climate changenatural disastersresource scarcitymigration patterns