Climate Change.

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Climate Change
Today, the level of climate change has elevated significantly. Natural calamities such as tsunamis, poverty, earthquake, drought, hurricane, and others have made it challenging for people to live in some areas. These events have made life unbearable since people have lost their lives, they have got injured, and many have been displaced. As such, people have migrated to safer areas to help them from the adverse effects of the natural calamities (Perch-Nielsen, Bättig, and Imboden 375). Since migration results to pressure in the overtaxed regions, it has to be curbed through implementing strategies to reduce the magnitude of the disasters. For instance, plans to handle some disasters such as the building of ground houses with high stability for people who live in the coastal area should be encouraged. This helps during tsunamis as short stable buildings are resistance to the strong winds.
Migration due to climate change can also be managed by notifying the people about future disasters before they occur. Experts such as meteorologists should always conduct an evaluation and inform people about the disasters which are likely to happen. This will enable people to prepare themselves and evacuate to other regions temporarily until the disaster elapses (Perch-Nielsen, Bättig, and Imboden 375). This prevents migration and social pressure. Also, migration can be managed through creating amenities which are unavailable in some places.

The government should ensure that every region in the country has access to medical care, school, government offices, and other amenities. This prevents people from moving to other areas to look for these amenities.
Developed nations are supposed to play an immense role in ensuring that they welcome and provide for climate refugees whenever they arrive. This is because these people are generally innocent and they suffer because of the activities conducted to benefit developed nations (Perch-Nielsen, Bättig, and Imboden 375). As such, developed countries should set aside a percentage of the profits, they get from industries and direct it to help these refugees. They monetary resources should be used to build camps, but food and build amenities such as hospitals in areas where these refugees inhabit.

Work Cited.
Perch-Nielsen, Sabine L., Michèle B. Bättig, and Dieter Imboden. “Exploring the link between climate change and migration.” Climatic change 91.3-4 (2008): 375.