The day after no tomorrow? Persons displaced environmentally through climate change: AU law to the rescue
The day after no tomorrow? Persons displaced environmentally through climate change: AU law to the rescue
The phenomenon of so-called 'environmental refugees' has received thorough consideration from scholars. The dire consequences of climate change in relation to migration patterns have placed the focus on 'environmental refugees' and even spawned a Hollywood movie which depicts the consequences of global warming in a series of extreme weather events that lead US refugees to flee to Mexico.
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Scholtz, Werner
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Scholtz, Werner
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Scholtz, Werner
(2010)
The day after no tomorrow? Persons displaced environmentally through climate change: AU law to the rescue.
The South African Yearbook of International Law, 35 (1), .
Abstract
The phenomenon of so-called 'environmental refugees' has received thorough consideration from scholars. The dire consequences of climate change in relation to migration patterns have placed the focus on 'environmental refugees' and even spawned a Hollywood movie which depicts the consequences of global warming in a series of extreme weather events that lead US refugees to flee to Mexico.
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