Relocation planning must address voluntary immobility

Carol Farbotko (), Olivia Dun, Fanny Thornton, Karen E. McNamara and Celia McMichael
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Carol Farbotko: University of the Sunshine Coast
Olivia Dun: University of Melbourne
Fanny Thornton: University of Canberra
Karen E. McNamara: The University of Queensland
Celia McMichael: University of Melbourne

Nature Climate Change, 2020, vol. 10, issue 8, 702-704

Abstract: Planned relocation of communities exposed to climate hazards is an important adaptation measure. However, relocation planning and policies must recognize and support those who do not wish to relocate, particularly groups with strong place attachment and for whom relocation may increase, not reduce, vulnerability.

Date: 2020
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