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19 October 2017
Environmental Migrants: Considerations for the U.S. Government
This briefing by the Environmental and Energy Study Institute argues that the United States must proactively plan for climate-induced migration to avoid regional instability and humanitarian crises. It highlights the lack of legal protections for environmental migrants and the specific risks of agricultural decline in Mexico and Central and South America, while noting the potential strain on U.S. military resources tasked with humanitarian aid.
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Themes: climate-induced migration sea level rise drought humanitarian aid environmental refugees
Environmental and Energy Study Institute
Document type: Briefing
Regions: United States

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