Is climate change perceived as a legitimate reason for long-term immigration? And under what conditions this perception holds? Using a conjoint experiment with a quota-representative sample of Dutch respondents, the research explores public attitudes toward…
When and how does someone living through climate crisis decide to migrate? This article theorizes climate migration through an ethnographic case study from northeastern Colombia during a period of prolonged drought. Results demonstrate that migration…
While it has been vastly proved that weather and climate affect migration, few studies have attempted to project future impacts or attribute past migration patterns to climate change. In light of this, in this paper…
According to the authors of this study, environmental migration has recently become the primary source of population growth in the Middle East and North Africa, as environmental degradation from extreme events has created the environmental…
The interplay between migration, climate change, energy transitions, and socioeconomic inequality are examined in this paper, highlighting their influence on regional resilience and sustainable development. Through an analysis of existing literature, it investigates how migration…
Noticing how climate change casts a shadow on Nigeria’s Sahel region, driving environmental degradation, disrupting livelihoods, and displacing communities, with grave consequences, leaving the most vulnerable in the society square up against human rights abuses…
Recent research on climate migration is reviewed in this paper, including projections of future migrant numbers, while introducing a typology that distinguishes strategic migrants, disaster migrants, managed relocation, and trapped populations. Drawing on migration theory…
While the effects of climate change on migration have attracted wide attention, comparative evidence on their role in internal migration remains scarce. Using census-based data from 72 countries (1960–2016) and 107,840 migration flows between subnational…
Climate change-induced natural disasters such as hurricanes, landslides, forest fires, and changes in precipitation directly affect rural sectors that depend on field production and other dimensions of everyday life. This scoping review examines the health…
Seeing how most climate-related migration research remains overly environment - centric, a new interpretive framework is introduced in this article. The proposed framework considers five pathways through which climate change may influence migration: short-term shocks,…