Climate Migration, Finance, and Food Security

In the inaugural Climate Charge podcast, Jeremiah and Carly are joined by Bethany Tietjen, PhD candidate in Environmental Policy and Migration at The Fletcher School at Tufts University. Discussion in today's podcast surrounds climate migration, finance of climate change-related projects, and food security in the United States and globally. The Center for Development and Strategy co-hosts raise questions about international law on climate migration, developing nations' efforts to combat climate change, and the associated policies. Show notes: - Link to Bethany's Masters Thesis: Finance to Adapt: Making Climate Funding Work for Agriculture at the Local Level - Books mentioned in the podcast: Slow Violence and the Environmentalism of the Poor by Rob Nixon; The Overstory by Richard Powers; Exit West by Mohsin Hamid - Connect with Bethany on Twitter @Bethany_Tietjen, and LinkedIn at Bethany Tietjen.