This paper discusses the procedures installed over time for planned relocation along the Danube River in Austria and lessons learned from the varying success these procedures had. This paper first describes the government's approach on planned relocation
This paper investigates recent approaches to the planned relocation of communities as one possible response to climate change impacts. The authors find that funding for this pre-emptive response strategy is inadequate and consider principles to inform the
University of Leeds
Economic and Social Research Council
Grantham Research Institute on Climate Change and the Environment
London School of Economics and Political Science, the
Centre for Climate Change Economics and Policy
Mauritius island, famous for its beautiful beaches and rich marine life, is facing the threat of climate change-induced sea-level rise like so many islands.
UD researchers was the first to examine nationwide data on FEMA’s buyout program to understand how managed retreat has been conducted in the United States.
To what extent do long-term risks associated with climate change, specifically sea level rise, contribute to repopulation or relocation decisions of people displaced by disasters in coastal communities? This research focuses on this question, which has
Extreme weather linked to climate change has sparked a new strand of research called "climigration," the planned relocation of communities to places far from harm.
Sea level rise and increased flooding are already affecting homes and communities across the United States. The hard truth is that these climate change impacts will make it increasingly difficult for people to stay in the places where they live today
