Climate Refugee: A new term to be identified

When we think of refugees, we generally think of war and violence forcing people to flee their home countries. But in the years to come, it's likely the climate crisis will drive millions of people to cross borders. In just the past few years we've experienced the severity of wild weather events. From flooding to fires, the lives and livelihoods of millions have been affected. And if science is anything to go by, these events will become more and more common. Here's Francis Collings.
#ClimateMigration #EnvironmentalMigrants #ClimateCrisis

[@rafizisruz5578]

Migration was already human basic instinct. Human migrate from Africa to Asia and Europe then to New World just to find better lives. Human created new regions and territories but modern human create boarders and closed it that lead to refuge matter in modern days. 200 years ago you can migrate anywhere you want for better live even by walking on foot. Once you enter the new region, if you want to stay there you need to obey the rule of the land. As simple as that. No need visas and passport.
Migrate people are more dynamics because they want to be a better person and change their social life. So those who are coming please welcome them, as long as they obey the rule of the land and not interrupt the culture of the land.

[@MoNabel-hw3cy]

Hmmmm....

[@sistersalima6829]

This is really sad. The end of the world is near

[@Zonaib]

Nearer than a blink

[@professorfoxtrot]

It's BS. Africa is the largest continent on the planet... did they suddenly run out of space? Out course not.