Environmental drivers of human migration in drylands – A spatial picture

It is widely accepted that environmental change can influence human migration. In particular, the environment plays a role in migration processes in drylands, in which environmental change—including increasing variability of rainfall, increasing frequency of droughts, chronic water shortage, and lan...

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Published in:	Applied geography (Sevenoaks) Vol. 56; pp. 116 - 126
Main Authors:	Neumann, Kathleen, Sietz, Diana, Hilderink, Henk, Janssen, Peter, Kok, Marcel, van Dijk, Han
Format:	Journal Article
Language:	English
Published:	Elsevier Ltd 01-01-2015
Subjects:	adaptation africa Availability burkina-faso climate-change Cluster analysis Clusters Degradation drought Droughts Drylands dynamics Environmental pressure Human Human migration Land land-use management Migration northeast brazil Pictures Spatial data vulnerability Cluster analysis Spatial data Environmental pressure Drylands Human migration
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