Quick answer: Climate migration is when people relocate to reduce their exposure to wildfires, hurricanes, flooding, or extreme heat, and it’s a growing reason people move, with more than 3 million people relocating within the U.S. due to climate factors in recent years. Inland, lower-risk regions like Tennessee, the North Carolina Piedmont, inland Texas, and
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