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Child labor in the Philippines fueled by poverty, disasters
In the summer heat, young children were seen working in Ormoc City's sugarcane plantations. They wore a pair of old socks and slippers, long sleeves and a ...
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China’s climate migrants
Forced relocations in China’s arid Ningxia province underline the difficulties of adapting to climate change. This piece won a chinadialogue award for ‘Best ...
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Climate change and migration?
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Combating climate change? Combat land degradation, says UNCCD chief
Restoration of degraded land across the world is the only way to ensure food security for the world, says Monique Barbut, Executive Secretary of UNCCD
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Hot weather, more than disasters, makes people relocate
Rather than natural disasters, temperatures rising above 25 degrees Celsius are likely to cause permanent household migration, according to a study in the ...
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Nomadic life: A struggle against climate change and authorities
Nomadic communities like Gujjar Bakarwals are struggling to continue with their centuries-old migratory lifestyle. In recent decades, urbanization and ...
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