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June 25, 2024 Today on New Security Beat Climate Change and Children's Mobility By Sara Ronnkvist & Brian Thiede To date, research on environmental change and migration has largely focused on working-age adults, neglecting potential associations between climate impacts and children's mobility. However, new research suggests migration in response to environmental shocks is not restricted to working-age adults and may extend across the life course, generating momentum for further study.

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