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'The Next Great Migration' Review: A World in Motion


‘The Next Great Migration’ Review: A World in Motion
From coral reefs to humans, all living organisms migrate in response to deprivation or pressure. Are we ready for the next big wave?
Rohingya refugees near the Balukali camp in Cox’s Bazar, Bangladesh, in 2017.
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By
Tunku Varadarajan
Jan. 1, 2021 11:16 am ET
In 2009, people in Tibet began to suffer from a novel form of unpleasantness—unconnected to the torment of living under Chinese rule. There were widespread reports of “strange itchy bites,” the first time anyone in that elevated tundra on the northern side of the Himalayas “could ever remember being bit by a mosquito.”

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