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We are entering a new era of migration – and not just for people

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imageMigrants from the Middle East bound for Europe earlier this month. Fotis Piegas G/Reuters

The world is watching as refugees flood into a Europe unprepared for the new arrivals. Conflict and social unrest due in part to climate stress – including induced food shortages and social conflict – have prompted migrants to search for new homes...

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