Where mitigation and migration meet

Reuben Kline ()
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Reuben Kline: Stony Brook University

Nature Climate Change, 2020, vol. 10, issue 6, 493-494

Abstract: Climate migration involves complex interactions of environmental, social, political and economic factors. New research suggests that although wealthy global citizens try to prevent climate migration, they are willing to shoulder a greater share of the climate mitigation burden when extreme climate events hit poor countries.

Date: 2020
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