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For reference, his original post was edited from its prior form, where it complained about countries overpopulating despite the 'predictability' of climate chan
by fzeroracer 7y ago
For reference, his original post was edited from its prior form, where it complained about countries overpopulating despite the 'predictability' of climate change and spreading fear about migrants. That is exactly what I was responding to, and it's a damn shame that HN doesn't have a post history for edits.
- pacala 7y agoTrue. I hoped to avoid a flame war, alas it's too late. The question is specifically about countries in Central America known to suffer periodic, though fairly rare, catastrophic droughts. The question is: does the rest of the world have an obligation and/or the capability to take in tens of millions of migrants from such countries susceptible to catastrophic droughts, with or without antropogenic climate change, when the drought inevitably hits?