Human security will be progressively threatened as the climate changes (robust evidence,
high agreement). Human insecurity almost never has single causes, but instead emerges …

Climate-induced migration, and particularly the issue of climate refugees, is subject to
growing attention in global climate governance. The debate on the topic sees the …

Environmental change poses risks to societies, including disrupting social and economic
systems such as migration. At the same time, migration is an effective adaptation to …

The topic of climate change and migration attracts a strong following from the media and
produces an increase in academic literature and reports from international governmental …

This paper draws on recent theory and empirical research to explore how mobility is and
might be employed by populations vulnerable to the impacts of climate change. It examines …

This paper makes a case for spiritualising climate change, outlining the importance of
bringing diverse religious understandings into climate change responses, particularly in the …

Starting from a critical discussion of current arguments and concepts in research on the
environment–migration nexus, the article analyses how environmental migration is …

In-situ adaptation is commonly perceived to discourage mass migration, instead providing
adverse incentives to continue building and living in risky areas. However, evidence from …

Tropical cyclones (TCs) are among the most devastating natural hazards. Socioeconomic
exposure to TCs is essential for global disaster risk assessment. This study mapped global …

A number of studies have indicated that the long term habitability of Kiribati, a low‐lying
country in the central tropical Pacific Ocean, is tenuous given the impacts of climate change …