Climate change, adaptation and migration - Ben Saber, Bechir
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Global warming is a planetary phenomenon that stimulates the increase of average global temperatures, the melting of ice caps, affects the oceans (rise in level, loss of salinity, acidification and deoxygenation), varies the hydrological cycle and disrupts the hydrogeological balance. Its effects can be seen both on the continental level within urban areas and in rural areas.Climate change disturbs ecological balances and pushes plant and animal species to adapt to new conditions. We humans are also challenged to change our habits and adapt. Migration is a form of adaptation among others and…mehr

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Global warming is a planetary phenomenon that stimulates the increase of average global temperatures, the melting of ice caps, affects the oceans (rise in level, loss of salinity, acidification and deoxygenation), varies the hydrological cycle and disrupts the hydrogeological balance. Its effects can be seen both on the continental level within urban areas and in rural areas.Climate change disturbs ecological balances and pushes plant and animal species to adapt to new conditions. We humans are also challenged to change our habits and adapt. Migration is a form of adaptation among others and its flow is constantly increasing reflecting the intensification of climate change over time. Intended for any reader curious about the subject, this manuscript aims to popularize and simplify the information as much as possible and to provide a global idea on the phenomena related to climate change. It answers these questions: What is climate change? How can we adapt to it? The causes of migration and the problems it generates?
Autorenporträt
Activista medioambiental y miembro de la sociedad civil. Estudiante e investigador con un máster en Hidrogeología, Geotecnia y Desarrollo por la prestigiosa Facultad de Ciencias de Túnez. Más recientemente, estudiante de doctorado en Geología.