Warning of migration risk massively when the temperature increased by 2 degrees Celsius

US scientists have just warned of the risk of population decline due to immigration in Mexico, Central America, Africa, India and other tropical regions due to climate change.

According to public policy professor Solomon Hsiang of the University of California-Berkeley and Applied Physics Professor Adam Sobel of Columbia University, when the average temperature of the Earth increases by 2 degrees Celsius, humans and animals and The vegetation will have to relocate hundreds of kilometers away from the current habitat.

Children migrate in temporary shelters.

In the new work published in Scientific Reports, Professor Sobel said that geophysical stress will increase the temperature , people tend to leave the tropics, even to the extent that they can move. completely evacuated from the Equator.

The two scientists estimate that with an average temperature rise of 2 degrees C, many communities in both coastal and continental areas near the Equator will have to migrate over 1,600km.

Cool climates are at risk of overloading when fictional models show that the population in these areas may increase to 300% from the present.

High population density also leads to a risk of epidemic outbreaks, resource conflicts, and many other complex evils.