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Tag: Climate Change
Climate Migration Construction Bonds
01/09/22
“How can we have bonds for climate migration construction projects?”
Climate migration is going to lead to certain cities obtaining a large influx of migrants at a rapid rate. Anticipating this, governments should look into granting public and private housing developers Climate Migration Construction Bonds to help finance construction projects for these new migrants.
Why Simplifying Construction Can Make It Easier to Integrate Climate Refugees Into a Community
01/08/22
“Why can simplifying construction make it easier to integrate climate refugees into a community?”
Integrating refugees into a community can be a lot of work. Much of this depends on finding suitable housing. One way to help on this front is to simplify construction so more housing can be built and people can come in. This is Why Simplifying Construction Can Make It Easier to Integrate Climate Refugees Into a Community.
01/06/22
“Why are representation mandates for climate finance critically important?”
Climate finance governs which projects receive funding for research and implementation. However, a lot of the powers that control it comes from communities that enjoy structural power over others. The solutions that these people think of will largely come from the viewpoints and context of how they were brought up and may not have the best impact given the people most affected by climate change do not fit into this bubble. For this reason, representation mandates need to be implemented so more accurate climate solutions can be developed. This is Why Representation Mandates for Climate Finance Are Critically Important.
Why Eviction Protections Will Help With Community Resilience to Climate Change
01/05/21
“Why will evictions protections help with community resilience to climate change?”
The advent of climate change will put increased demand on climate-safe parts of cities. This can lead to climate gentrification and tear communities apart. However, with eviction protections, this can be prevented from happening. This is Why Eviction Protections Will Help With Community Resilience to Climate Change.
Climate Despair
12/28/21
“What happens when we feel so desperate about climate change that we feel we can’t do anything about it?”
Thinking about climate change can be overwhelming. In fact, some people become distraught with all of the grief and turn to Climate Despair and even depression.
Anticipating Lost Tax Revenue as a Result of Climate Displacement
12/19/21
“How can we anticipate lost tax revenue in the future as a result of climate displacement?”
Certain cities are going to lose population as a result of climate displacement. This will lead said cities to have lower populations and in turn, less money to collect through taxes. To brace for this, towns should look into Anticipating Lost Tax Revenue as a Result of Climate Displacement. This can be accomplished through methods ranging from economic forecasts to historical demographic reviews of cities that have experienced depopulation from natural disasters.
Why Climate Change Will Lead to More Alcoholism
12/18/21
“Why will climate change lead to more alcoholism?”
Climate change is going to lead to more stress which will lead to more depression which will lead to more alcoholism. This is Why Climate Change Will Lead to More Alcoholism.
Documenting Climate Journeys
12/15/21
“Why is documenting climate journeys so important?”
Climate change is going to force people to move in entirely new ways. To help future emigrants make this same move, it is important to look into Documenting Climate Journeys.
International Climate Migration Agreements
12/14/21
“How can different governments create climate migration agreements?”
Some countries will not be able to support all of the climate migrants that arise from disasters within their own borders. To help give these people a new home, they can create International Climate Migration Agreements with other governments to enact a safe and orderly transition of communities.
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