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Prof Michael E. Mann

@MichaelEMann

Had an opportunity to contribute to this great segment on climate migration in the U.S. by

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Americans moving to places more resistant to climate change

A growing number of Americans say fires, floods, drought and climate change are making them rethink where they want to live. Most people move for a new job, better opportunity but some are packing up...

3:59 PM · Aug 15, 2022

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Susan Joy Hassol, Climate Communication

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Great job, Mike. Also featured in this segment is

@paragkhanna

, my co-author on this piece

@sciam

on #climate #migration in the U.S. We raised some tough questions, & as we said, you may not be interested in migration, but migration is interested in you.

scientificamerican.com

America’s Next Great Migrations Are Driven by Climate Change

Too many people are moving to the wrong places

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much thanks--and well said, my friend!

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Hardest working man in rock and roll.

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Leaving Phoenix soon for rural New York. Have to get out before Lake Powell hits dead pool and the turbines stop spinning. Think electric is expensive in Arizona now? Wait until APS and SRP have to go to the national market to buy electric supply.

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So where should I move

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thanks Rev! 🙂🙏💚

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Prof Michael E. Mann: Ho avuto l'opportunità di contribuire a questo grande segmento sulla migrazione climatica negli Stati Uniti di AnneNBCNews per il TodayShow della NBC.

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Thank you Professor for posting this. While I understand people’s need and want ti migrate, it’s just not possible for most people. It starts locally but as a collective must pressure local and state govts toward more carbon capture and habitable city/town living