Frontiers in Built Environment,
Год журнала:
2022,
Номер
8
Опубликована: Окт. 31, 2022
Over
the
past
decades,
world
has
experienced
increasing
heatwave
intensity,
frequency,
and
duration.
This
trend
is
projected
to
increase
into
future
with
climate
change.
At
same
time,
global
population
also
increase,
largely
in
world’s
cities.
urban
growth
associated
increased
heat
core,
compared
surrounding
areas,
exposing
residents
both
higher
temperatures
more
intense
heatwaves
than
their
rural
counterparts.
Regional
studies
suggest
that
Asia
Africa
will
be
significantly
affected.
How
many
people
may
exposed
levels
of
extreme
events
remains
unclear.
Identifying
range
number
potentially
populations
where
vulnerable
are
located
can
help
planners
prioritize
adaption
efforts.
We
project
ranges
at
varying
2,100
for
three
periods
time
(2010–2039,
2040–2069,
2070–2099)
using
Shared
Socio-Economic
Pathways
(SSPs)
Representative
Concentration
(RCPs).
hypothesize
largest
very
warm
Africa.
Our
projections
represent
warmest
15
days
during
these
periods.
By
2070–2099
period,
exposure
(>42°)
exceed
3.5
billion,
under
sustainability
scenario
(RCP2.6-SSP1).
The
those
cities
climbs
greater
shares
Southern
tropical
countries
Western
Central
While
this
research
demonstrates
importance
type
change
event,
decision-makers
only
recently
developing
policies
address
heat.
There
an
urgent
need
further
area.
Deleted Journal,
Год журнала:
2025,
Номер
4(1), С. 2580 - 2580
Опубликована: Март 7, 2025
Migrate
as
a
verb
represents
process
where
providing
social
services
to
migrants
reduces
their
instability
and
discomfort
with
providers
inclined
pity
or
fear
migrants.
Consequently,
learn
form
negative
views
of
themselves,
decreasing
mental
health.
Considering
migrate
neglects
the
noun
whom
which
migrant
is
heading—a
person,
place,
thing,
event,
idea.
Viewing
migration
noun-dependent,
potentially
identifiable
self-directing
seeking
aid.
This
study
examines
examples
five
types
nouns
may
conceptualize
guide
in
narrative
review
Google
Scholar
search
results
“[noun-type]
[whom]
head
migration”
for
each
type
regarding
four
relevant
highest
returned
post-2020
reports.
Examining
health
considers
2023
systematic
place.
The
purpose
investigate
applicable
if
ultimately
(or
not)
coping
theory,
contrasting
problem-focused
emotion-focused
coping.
such
essential
signifiers
encourages
migrants’
favorable
identification.
In
recognizing
intended
self-direction
migrant,
improved
supportable
through
appropriately
available
services.
Population and Development Review,
Год журнала:
2025,
Номер
unknown
Опубликована: Март 11, 2025
Abstract
This
article
explores
the
potential
for
development
of
a
climate
change–informed
demography.
Climate
change
impacts
society
in
some
ways
that
demographers
are
best
suited
to
evaluate,
providing
setting
advance
foundational
theories
demographic
change.
By
considering
demography
context
and
change,
has
expand
scientific
policy
understanding
human
vulnerability
while
also
advancing
science.
To
explore
demography,
we
first
reflect
on
demography's
roots
consider
how
research
not
considered
natural
environment.
Second,
describe
beginnings
by
into
connections
between
environment
fertility,
mortality,
health.
Third,
current
at
intersection
highlighting
theory
successes
opportunities
resulting
from
key
issues
related
maternal,
reproductive,
child
health
food
insecurity.
often
reflects
interdisciplinary
engagement
physical
social
sciences,
where
foundations
underlie
many
approaches.
Fourth,
rapidly
evolving
data
landscape
increasing
awareness
inequalities
pave
way
more
complex
dynamic
modeling
efforts
(e.g.,
ecological
systems‐based
research).
In
this
final
section,
highlight
provided
framing
within
using
increasingly
sophisticated
methodological
tools
revisit
models
like
transition.
Together,
these
sections
build
an
overarching
linked
change–demography–health
agenda
rooted
past
focused
needs
future.
Research Square (Research Square),
Год журнала:
2025,
Номер
unknown
Опубликована: Март 18, 2025
Abstract
Pacific
islands
and
atolls
face
heightened
climate
risk
due
to
low
elevations
limited
resources.
The
question
of
(unin)habitability
in
these
locations
is
often
simplified
characteristics
hazard
exposure,
reinforcing
assumptions
inevitable
mass
migration.
Here
we
use
a
multi-dimensional
conceptualisation
habitability,
built
from
local
knowledge,
simulate
habitability
trends
the
Island
nation
Kiribati
over
coming
century.
We
find
that
water
insecurity
will
be
driving
factor
loss,
intensifying
under
extreme
scenarios,
while
population
pressures
further
constrain
show
regional
disparities
lead
high
internal
migration
rates,
with
movement
national
urban
centres
preferred
abroad.
Our
work
answers
calls
for
holistic
locally
grounded
understanding
habitability.
By
identifying
how
drivers
change
time,
offer
insights
targeted
timely
adaptation.
International Journal of Knowledge Management,
Год журнала:
2025,
Номер
21(1), С. 1 - 34
Опубликована: Апрель 4, 2025
This
study
examines
the
essential
and
influential
factors
guiding
international
students'
decisions
to
enroll
in
Malaysian
universities,
focusing
on
university
attributes,
economic
considerations,
host
country
policies,
cultural
stimuli,
perceived
skill
acquisition.
A
quantitative
research
approach
is
adopted,
combining
Structural
Equation
Modeling
(SEM)
Necessary
Condition
Analysis
(NCA)
identify
both
(sufficiency)
preconditions
(necessity)
for
enrollment
decisions.
Data
was
collected
through
a
cross-sectional
survey
of
400
students,
with
stratified
random
sampling
ensuring
proportional
representation.
Results
show
that
characteristics,
particularly
academic
quality
institutional
reputation,
are
crucial
determinants
necessary
attracting
applicants.
differentiates
between
sufficient
selection,
offering
insights
policymakers
educational
institutions
maintain
sustainable
growth.
People,
communities,
and
regions
around
the
world
are
being
pushed
to
adapt
as
climate-related
risks
increase.
Within
both
policy
academic
literature,
planned
relocation
of
communities
is
often
viewed
an
adaptation
option
last
resort,
given
that
it
can
lead
losses
including
attachment
place,
place-based
cultural
practices,
identity.
To
date,
however,
few
empirical
studies
have
investigated
diverse
context-specific
reasons
for
community
reluctance
relocate.
This
study
aimed
examine
motivations
behind
people's
decisions
remain
in
locations
at
risk
from
climate
change.
Drawing
on
ethnographic
data
fieldwork
undertaken
2021
Serua
Island,
Fiji,
this
shows
how
concept
Vanua,
a
Fijian
term
refers
natural
environment,
social
bonds
kinship
ties,
ways
being,
spirituality,
stewardship,
used
by
Indigenous
people
resist
climate-driven
relocation.
Through
exploring
local
decision-making,
contributes
small
body
research
voluntary
immobility
context
also
discussions
“decolonizing
change”
Pacific
perspective
while
offering
strong
basis
critically
addressing
mobility
scholarship
through
narratives,
values,
worldviews.
We
highlight
practice
must
better
integrate
understandings
avoid
potential
maladaptation
loss
damage
culture,
livelihoods,
networks.
help
develop
more
appropriate
strategies
Fiji
beyond
move,
but
mobility,
warming
world.
