Migration News
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Tiny loans lead to bigger debts, land losses in CambodiaThe rapid rise of tiny loans aimed at helping poor Cambodians has led to more debt, with many borrowers forced to sell land. -
Pakistan’s Indus delta becoming no man’s landPeople are leaving their villages en masse as they cannot farm, cannot fish and have no freshwater, thanks to sea level rise and dams upstream.
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Mobilisation needed for climate-related disastersA United Nations agency reported that weather-related hazards such as storms, droughts, and wildfires have displaced 16.1 million people all over the world last year, a figure that can only be expected to grow with climate change. -
The number with the power to halt the climate crisisWonky as it sounds, the social cost of carbon holds the key to crafting policies that avoid harm from greenhouse gas emissions.
Migration Opinion
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The fork is mightier than the wall– Migration is a complex issue that should be addressed beginning with a broken global food system, and not simply through stricter immigration laws, argues Danielle Nierenberg. -
It's time for action on climate-driven displacement– As wilder weather drives more people from their homes, the world needs emissions cuts, better resilience and to protect the rights of those on the move. -
How can the circular economy make infrastructure more sustainable?– The circular economy is our most powerful tool in shaping sustainable infrastructure as the world's population grows, writes built environment expert Dr Paul Toyne.
Videos
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Nepal’s climate migrants– Nepal’s most arid region is getting even less rain than it did before, forcing villagers to relocate
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