“There may be no ethical challenge more immense than that wrought by our changing, and in some places now unlivable, climate. Migration due to environmental degradation or extreme weather events is ...

But as climate change, population growth, and industrial development put strain on water ... but water supply issues could also contribute to other types of severe humanitarian crises, such as famine ...

Climate migration could accelerate over the next 30 years, when nearly 15 percent of the U.S. population is expected to relocate to escape the risk of flooding, extreme heat, drought and wildfire ...

But the great climate migration of the coming decades won’t be linear. Americans will likely continue to flock to many of the areas that face the most peril as local amenities and favorable ...

For thousands of Bangladeshis fleeing climate disasters, migration offers a desperate escape but at a grievous cost. According to a survey by the International Institute for Environment and ...

Cutting emissions is not the only way to achieve climate neutrality. Removing CO 2 from the atmosphere by capturing it in soil and forests also contributes to reducing the EU’s total greenhouse gas ...