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As the world begins to feel the acute effects of climate change, some hometowns will become uninhabitable. These are stories of how governments and thinkers are anticipating mass migration’s effects on society, and planning to make our new climate havens more sustainable.
Matt Chinworth for Quartz
Welcome to Leeside, the US’s first climate havenQuartz • September 1, 2020
SHELTER FROM THE STORMIt’s time to prepare cities for people uprooted by climate changeQuartz • September 1, 2020
REMAPPING A REGIONLouisiana’s population is already moving to escape climate catastropheQuartz • September 1, 2020
MODEL CITYMiami’s high-tech flood map will help decide which neighborhoods get savedQuartz • September 1, 2020
MEGACITY HO!India’s megacities aren’t prepared for a wave of climate migrantsQuartz • September 3, 2020
CULTURAL PRESERVATIONThe environmental racism threatening South Carolina’s Black communitiesQuartz • September 3, 2020
MOVING ONClimate change will transform what it means to be a homeownerQuartz • September 8, 2020
BRAVE NEW WORLDThe climate change solutions for the world’s tiniest, most vulnerable nationsQuartz • September 8, 2020