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IIT Madras Researchers Call for countries to absorb people fleeing due to impact of Climate Change globally - Vimarsana News

IIT Madras Researchers Call for countries to absorb people fleeing due to impact of Climate Change globally

CHENNAI : Indian Institute of Technology Madras Researchers working with an Independent Research Scholar have suggested a normative framework to address cross-border migration due to climate change.With climate change intensifying the push to migrate

South Asia is experiencing the effects of climate change and so are children. - Vimarsana News

South Asia is experiencing the effects of climate change and so are children.

According to the Global Climate Risk Index 2021, India ranks 7th and Nepal 12th on the list of the world's most at-risk countries. Floods, landslides, and extreme weather have become the norm. What are the effects on children? What role can they play? Interview with Kyra Marwaha, Head of Tdh's multi-country delegation for India and Nepal.

Changing Climate, Changing Migration: Are Climate Migrants Treated Differently than Other Migrants? - Vimarsana News

Changing Climate, Changing Migration: Are Climate Migrants Treated Differently than Other Migrants?

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To help climate migrants, we must first recognize them - Vimarsana News

To help climate migrants, we must first recognize them

The protections for refugees and people fleeing war and violence do not extend to the growing population of people displaced by climate disasters.

Forced migration will only get worse — the US needs a long-term strategy - Vimarsana News

Forced migration will only get worse — the US needs a long-term strategy

In an overpopulated world with dwindling resources, even prosperous nations like ours must face the difficult question of how many immigrants it can absorb.