Episode 4: To Stay or to Go? Migration Decisions and Tipping Points in Ghana

What are the tipping points that compel people to migrate in the face of climate change? This episode looks at the personal and environmental factors that influence migration decisions. Through the stories of farmers in Ghana, we explore how economic opportunities, community ties, and individual perceptions shape responses to climate challenges. Dr. Rachel Keeton (University of Twente) and Dr. Ricardo Safra de Campos (University of Exeter) from the HABITABLE research project offer insights into the nuanced dynamics of staying or leaving in the face of environmental change.

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Episode 3: What Makes a Place (No Longer) Habitable? Environmental Change in Ghana and Mali

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Episode 5: “Prevention Doesn’t Win Votes”: Confronting Climate Challenges in Canada