Overview
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Explore the critical intersection of climate change, population migration, and health implications in this one-hour presentation. Gain insights into climate-induced migration patterns, both locally and globally, as Dr. Patrice Nicholas examines the impacts of farming challenges, sea-level rise, hurricanes, and wildfires on population movements. Delve into topics such as refugee and immigrant health, heat-related illnesses, economic impacts, and global climate change vulnerability. Discover how different countries are preparing for climate change, with a focus on New England's specific challenges. Learn about the concept of "The Great Climate Migration" and access valuable resources on climate change and its effects on human health and mobility.
Syllabus
Introduction
Guest Speaker
Refugee and Immigrant Health
Jorges Story
Climate Change in the News
Other News Vehicles
US Map
Heat Illness
Economic Impacts
Climate Change Globally
Climate Change Decision Making
Climate Change Vulnerability
The Great Climate Migration
Countries Best Prepared for Climate Change
Impact on New England
Resources
Sea Level Rising
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