Global warming weighs heaviest on those who can’t escape it

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Global warming weighs heaviest on those who can’t escape it - Eco-Business

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The world’s most vulnerable people, including refugees, migrants and the poor, increasingly face threats related to climate change.

Experts held rotating discussions with groups of their colleagues at a set of tables in a room, discussing vulnerability and mobility in the face of climate change, while keeping notes on what materialised from their conversations.

Kuhl, who wasn’t involved in the study, praised the authors’ appreciation of the complexity of climate-related involuntary immobility.“We know it’s probably a much larger problem than is captured because of the lack of data,” she said.