environmental refugee वाक्य

"For example, it's been projected that declines in agriculture, particularly in low-latitude areas, could create large masses of environmental refugees.
If nothing is done to assist the small South Pacific states, we can expect the first environmental refugees to come from their region.
That would turn the Maldives'240, 000 inhabitants-- who live on about 200 of the islands-- into what Gayoom calls " environmental refugees ."
A humanitarian, the former Miss Hawaii 1978 works closely with United Nations ambassadors on behalf of environmental refugees faced with the realities of the climate crisis.
That article also says that Tong hopes that " they may become productive members of their host society, and avoid becoming merely " environmental refugees " ."

Problems are often thought to stem from environmental refugees who flee floods, water shortages, dust storms or pollution, and venture into new areas where they are not always welcome.
Many low-lying areas, like parts of the Maldives, Egypt and Bangladesh, would be inundated, and many of their inhabitants would be cast on the world's mercies as environmental refugees.
Combined with growing demographic pressures, a significant rise in sea levels could turn millions of Egyptians into environmental refugees by the end of the 21st century, according to some climate experts.
WASHINGTON _ More than half of the world's major rivers are seriously depleted and polluted, contributing substantially to the world's rising population of " environmental refugees, " an international commission reported Monday.
Last October Germany's environment minister, Angela Merkel, argued that the greenhouse effect, desertification and the increasing scarcity of water were likely to cause " violent conflicts and millions of environmental refugees ."